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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
MILLINERY OPENING
At WEST ST. PARLORS
Miss F. NJ. WoOlley Has Display
in Fall and Winter Hats.
MODISH SHAPES IN VOGUE.
An Ideal Autumn Day for the Opening
Attracts Many Purchasers.

Hats Of all sizes and in vari-colors,
of velvet. charmeuse felt, chiffon vel
vet, and panne, hats chic and saucy,
sedate and tailor made, were display
today at the millinery opening OF
Miss F. M. Woolley in the Arundel
Building, West street and Church
Circle.
1t was an ideal autumn day for
display Of fall and winter hats. and
.rowds visited the millinery pariors
throughout The day. The rooms were
prettily decorated in palms, red and
yellow dahIias, ard maiden hair fern.
Baskets of golden glow" and colias
gave touch of autumn 70 the decora-
tions.
This is a "black" season, for the
most part, as black velvet and fabrics
n black reign supreme in the hats and
trimming The category of velvet
Moulded the various novelties in
osnne velvet. satin antique, satin
Georgette and novelties that are strik-
ngly effective.
In trimmings of bird motifs are par
icuiarly new and are seen on many Of
the hats. Fancy ostrich feathers in
number of splendid new effects, and
and endless variety of designs are seen.
There are high crowns and low crowns,
small shapes and large, but portrait
styles are the seasons leaders.
A Portrait sal or in black velvet was
shown with a white fancy ostrich
feather and silver beaded motif
Another black velvet hat. broad
trimmed, with facing of Georgette
satin and jet headed motif and black
fancy ostrich feather was much ad-
mred A child's poke Of black rosettes
and mink heads, with blue streamers,
was very effective.
Another child's hat Of black panne
velvet with pink fancy SHRED, and a
carboshon of silver and a pink velvet
flower, was very simple and pretty
A stylish hat in black velvet with
cut steel buckle and wing trimming
was becoming to most faces.
A bo ero toque, portrait sailor
with helmet crown. n metallic Spanish
toQue, n Russian turban were among
the variety of shapes shown.
A Lambert Bernheim medei in
black velvet poke. with fancy gera-
mum tints ostrich plume. and cut steel
buckle was among the most stylish
hats shown.
One of the purple tints was in deep
violet chiffon felt faced with dark
er shade velvet with gray fur trim
ming and cerise wing at the back 1t
was chic and stylish, A misses hat
IN sand color chiffon velvet with bands
of fur and cerise rose, forming the
only trimming was faced in African
brown velvet and was very pretty
model.
A gray velvet Russian turban with
gray plume and silver applique was q
pretty model fer a bride.
A child's hat in sand chiffon velvet.
faced with psnne blue and with tur-
quoise rosette was among the pretty
hats for children shown.
There were ready-to- wear tailor hats,
afternoon hats, calling hats and hats
Of all kinds. shapes models and trim.
mings. Many sales were made
throughout the day The opening will
be repeated tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
CLINTON |. RIGGS TO
ENLIST AS PRIVATE
Former Adjutant-General of State
Going to The Saunders Range
Camp.
GOVERNOR MAKES ADDRESS.
p.sH Experiences Told by Men at
W.ea 10 Interest of the States
Training Ground.

linton l.. Riggs, former Adju-
raj ol Maryland and a mem
philippine Commission. win
private in the Saunders
ary training camp. General
eUrned to Baltimore last
He philippines. made the an
alter the citizens mass
Ield in the Emerson Hotel in
noon yesterday.
r non Goldsborough made the
dress at the meeting. Wal
Brooks presided. The audience
.reeas The showroom OF the ho-
conycnietly hold and enthus-
evident from the applause
.e uc speakers received. Mayor
aas scheduled for a talk, but
word after the meeting opened
.- Ha could not get away from the
er Estimates.
m not au alarmist. ! am not
Ht." said tho Governor. but I
realize that the time has arrived
SIS must BE up and doing. / do
Hms 81 humorous or exaggerating
THAT 81 This war continues for a
..I. o., years practically all the gold
the world win be centered in Amer
aad that the conqueror in this Eu-
-.rau war; whatever country It may
aaI altompt to levy exorbltant trib-
..a an America i'm order to pay the ter
anos snr debts incurred.
Increment 10 Prevent War.
usu.ats ton us that when the time
#e can raise 100000 men for
lvcovor-uight. but what good are
million unframed men, who cannot
.u. march or protect themselves?
S. ra na. here TO advocate a move
.... tor War. but a movement to pre-
..u. nv other nation from making war
upon us
William g. coleman followed the
Governor and related some interesting
experiences at p'attsburg. "At Platts-
H NOS pvate, and ] am still a
He aid. I'VE used to say,
'bst private was the lowest
a uar Of animal life, but | think
@ over form is the man who says
his IFS interest in the movement for
Eelue5s."
Good For Target Work.
N coleman told of the four phases
which the Plattsburg training had
divided; Fist drilling, then shoot
Weu marching then actual field
.a iIe said in shooting. at least
training at Saunders Range would
superior to that at Plattsburg
Nuant- General Charles +. Macklin
rl Gresham Fl. Poe. the latter also
atbuurg man, followed Mr. Poe
poke uf thc impression of life at camp
General Macklin spoke of the State
ata
Three More Recruits Received.
Ial.a more recruits for the Saunders
camp were received at head
Yesterday. bringing the total
HNu They were c A. Potter, of
na Pa; George Cumkin. Eas-
l.l and Andrew \. Hathaway.
~ Wl.
Governor GOldsborough said that he
a.u The camp would have one
nd possibly more, by the
meeting was arranged by the
League for National Defense,
wrench. secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
STATE HOUSE HOTEL
SPECIAL DINNER, 35c
FROM z TO2P.
Sea Food and Chicken Speciality
Free Oysters Every Night ia II
T. c. CHANEY, Prop.
STATE CIRCLE AND FRANCIS STREET.
s.S1W
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned announces the dis
solution Of partnership with the firm
of CHILDS & FREEMAN, Electrical
Contractors
Business will be conducted by me
hereafter at 129 Main street, where I
propose to keep an up-to-date Electri-
cal Supply Shop and guarantee salts
faction as formerly.
(Signed) HOWARD z. FREEMAN
s2O-t. Electrician.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
Sues Railroad
For Damages Sustained.

Through his attorney A. Theodore
Brady, E.sq., Charles Shearman, of
this city, has instituted suit against
the Maryland Electric Railways Co.,
ANNAPOLIS Short Line) for injuries
sustained in an accident some three
months ago by collision on that road.
Attorney Brady has also instituted
suit against the same company for
the son of Mr.. Shearman, Charles Ir-
win. for $1,000 damages. The cases
will probably come before the October
Court here for trial
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
NOtIce Of Dissolution Of Partnershfp

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership formerly existing under the
name of Childs & Freeman. General
Electrical Contractors, in the city Of
Annapolis has been terminated and that
the business will hereafter be con
Quoted by Walton B. Childs, under the
name Of Walton B. Childs.
tSlgned) W. B. CHILDS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
DANIELS AWAITS FORD.
To Talk On GasOlene Engines and May
be On Submarines.

Henry Ford informed Secretary
Daniels Monday that he would arrive
in Washington on Wednesday and call
at the Navy Department in response
to Mr.. Daniels invitation Mr.. Dan
iels desires to discuss the subject of
gasolene engines with Mr.. Ford.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

Have The Baltimore News deliver
ed to your home. 80 cents per month.
including Sunday. Agent F. w. HYDE.
157 Prince George ST. Phone. 457.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

Colonial, Thursday-Ina Claire.
Broadway's daintiest star, in THE
Wild Goose Chase
advertisement 2ts22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

The Island of Regeneration. f" Cy-
rus Townsend Brady's famous novel in
pictures form Colonial, Wednesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

a wonderful picture 1.-The Island of
Regeneration Colonial, Wednesday.
advertisement-2 2ts2I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

John Cunning, 81 Severn avenue,
Eastport, faced Justice Dean in Balti-
more yesterday morning in the North
eastern Police Court that city, on
charge OF motorcycle speeding on East
Fayette street. near Luzerne avenue.
A large public school is located at
this point, and campaign has been
inaugurated Dy the police Of the
Northeastern district to break up
speeding. Cunning paid a fine Of S2.45.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
ELECTION EXPENSES OF
VARIOUS CANDIDATES
Cash Turned Over to Board Of
County Commissioners.
RECEIPTS OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
Total Amount Expended by Candidates
fnr Office S1O6S. 90.

The following cash has bee turned
over to the Board of County Commits
receipts from candidates in the
primary election of September 141of5:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
GAVE WATERMELON FEAST.
lou ro.s Entertain at BeImOnt"
Bay Ridge Ave.

roJhy aud Marjorie Brewer,
Mrs Anna Brewer, were
ast evening st q water
"a, Belmont the residence
r.a. MIR. Harry Z. Field
Ridge Ave.
eWer the mother Of the
chaperoned the party
i.a about twenty young
whom were several mid
A,-r lu the evening a num-
folk assembled. There
a1l dancing on the lawn
nd 9 general good time
hv the guests of the
giving the novel and
.r.E
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
TEE HOLLADAY SCHOOL

a select school for Girls and Boys, Miss
Lucy S Holiday, Principal, 139 Charles
Street, wiz reopen on OCTOBER LIST.
Miss NJ. P. Davis. B. A., OF the uni
yersity Of Virginia, viii succeed Miss
Magruder, and Miss Isabel Woods, OF
Goucher College. viii succeed Miss
Ruth Carter
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
OYSTER SUPPER.
Committee to Meet at St. Anne's
Chanel Tonight.

This evening at Z 80 O'Clock the con
gregation of Saint Anne's Chapel will
meet to plan Tor an Oyster and Salad
Supper. It is expected that the Sup
per will be held on two successive even
ings in October.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno,
IN tine Island Of Regent ration ~
Colonial. Wednesday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

Ina Clare. in The Wild Goose
Chase. - Colonial. Thursday.
advertisements
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

Goose Chase. q" q merry
colonial. Thursday.
advertisement-2ts22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22
Charged With Speeding.

Total received from candidates$l ,O65 90
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

reir tonight and Thursday;
r-erably frost in mountain re-
ior tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-22

Is Ike q letter from home
see that II follows yOn where
ever you go, so cts month
by L4ail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
BUSINESS COllEG|ANS
WIN IN TENTH FRAME

Dunna~ay. heavy hitting left fielder
broke up what was undou btedly the
prettiest game OF amateur ball played
this season yesterday afternoon when
he drove his second home run over the
fence at Lee Park. Smithdeals winning
from McGutre's 8 to
The game was played In fast time.
Just one hour and a half There were
numerous good plays, and both teams
played rafting good ball Throughout,
backing up their respective pitchers In
big league style. II took ten innings
TO decide the contest. Smithdeals
earned ruin in the first and again in
the second frame by timely hitting
Mcclure tied the score in the third
inning and forged ahead in the sixth
man on base. In their half Smith
deals tied the score when Dunaway
put his first bali over the fence again
In the tenth inning. with none out, he
duplicated the feat and cinched the
game for his team
setbert pitched big league bail, all
lowing but six hits and striking out
eighteen men. He showed wonderful
control. a great deal Of speed and
with one exception held his opponents
AT HIS mercy while the entire team
played stellar bail. credit IN due Seibert
for his wonderful pitching and Avery
and puunaway for their stoick work
The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
ELkS OF VIRGINIA
MEET IN OCTOBER

Alexandria, April 2S.--The State
Convention OF the Elks of Virginia
is TO be held in Alexandria on October
5th. 9Th. and 7th, according to a de-
cision reached by Alexandria Lodge
No. 1853. at its meeting held last night.
More than $50 members of the order
representing the 20 lodges OF the State
will be in attendance and many OF the
delegates will be accompanied by lad
les. The following committe wasrap-
pointed TO take charge of the arrange
ments Roberts s. Barrett, James w.
Bales, and J. Marriott Hill.
An elaborate program will be map
ped out for the entertainment of the
visitors including trip to Mt. YER
mon. automobile ride over the city,
an excursion down the river and a
banquet
One OF the features Of the conven
ton this year will be the prize COM
petition among the lodges of the
state for a silver trophy to b, award
ed the lodge whose degree team pre-
sents the ritualistic work OF the or
ganization In the most effective man
ner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
JACKETS BEAT SPIDERS
WITH RALLY IN NINTH
harrow Pitches Great Hall For Ash
Ianders and with Double Drives
Two Runs Home.

The Randolph Macon baseball club
came back" yesterday afternoon and
defeated the Spiders in the ninth fran
by score of 4 to 2,
Barrow not only pitched an excellent
game but also got two hits. the frst
one a two-bagger with men on second
and third, who scored.
The Richmond College boys did not
show up in as good form yesterday
as on Saturday, and this coupled with
the ten hits gotten off Robinson and
Cox was largely responsible for the
loss of the game.
The Medley Relay" run between
John Marshall High School and Rich
mond College was won easily by the
collegians This race preceded the
game.
Manager Johnson has secured two
games with V. NJ. l. for the Spiders
The first viii be played on Friday
afternoon and the second on Saturday
afternoon The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
NOTHING But FR.AME-Up.



New York, April 2s.--William Nj.
Darling. a friend OF Franklin ID. SAT-
ford, the former hotel clerk who is on
trial before Judge Hough in the Unit
ed States Court for perjury for hav-
ing Identified James w. Osborne az
the man who registered at the Ken
sington Hotel, Plainfield, n. j., with
Rae Tenzer. testified today that he
had seen David SHADE give Stafford s23
or s24, and had also seen him pay
Stafford sl5 for a taxicab bill.
Slade is the attorney who filed Miss
Tanzers suit for $4,000 for breach Of
promise against James w Osborne.
He and his brother. Maxwell, have
been indicted for conspiracy for their
connection with the case, and Benja
min Shade. a third brother. ia defend
ing Stafford.
Darling said that after the Tanner
suit was filed he got a letter from
Stafford. and subsequently, he, David
Elade and Albert j. Mccullough.
went to Greenwood Lake and found
the hotel clerk. who viewed picture
of James w. Osborne and said that
from the neck down" Mr.. Osborne
looked like the man who accompa MED
Rae Tanner. Stafford was not sure Of
the face. Sladc asked Stafford to
testify. whereupon Stafford said he
only had twenty lone cents in the world
and couldn't come to New York.
Darling said that slade then gave
Stafford $40 and brought him to New
York and put him up At his own
home. After Stafford had testified at
the hearing before Commissioner
Houghton. Slade gave him 3i3 or s14
more. Daring said that he, himself.
had received some money and 4 job
from AlAde,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
COCHRAN STTNGY AND TARS
EASILY TRIM SHIPBUILDERe

Especial to The Richmond Firginian.)
Norfolk. Va, April 2S.--Cochran
pitching An alright game and Johh-
son being hit freely and poorly sup
ported. the Tars today had no trouble
in taking the ANAL game OF the series
from the Shiphuilders by score to /.
Johnson was also wild. handicappins
ts1is receiver and as result the locah
ran wild on the bases.
A circuit rided by Thrasher. and
triples by Walters and Saracino were
features. Cleveland. SteinbreRner.
'Crist and Berger starred at their re.
specttve positions.
Thu score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
SOU II SIDE
BABE IS DESERTED,
FOUND IN DOORWAY
South Richmond People Find Little
Stranger In Early Hours of Morn"
ing--Taken TO Virginia Hospital

wee sma' bit of humanity. sadly
bereft by an unnatural act of motn-
er's love was left in the doorway OF
the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Haw-
lex. OF 1908 McDonough Street, yes
terday morning between and Z
o clock.
The victim OF the desertion was a
baby girl between two weeks ana a
month old Its cries attracted the at
tention of neighbor who was just
getting home. and Mr.. and Mrs. HaU-
lev took the little stranger in. She
was taken to the Third police station
yesterday morning and thence to the
Virginia Hospital.
W. G. r. U. Social,
Swansboro w G. T. Z. will give a
social at West End NJ, r Church this
evening at o'clock. DIR. Wilson and
Rev u. w Taylor will speak on
woman suffrage.
Coiov,d Woman Dies Suddenly.
Alberta Stuart. a colored woman,
As years of age, was found lying on
the pavement at the corner OF Cowar-
din Avenue and Porter Streets, yes
terday evening. II VS. found that
the woman was i'll and the afiibu-
lance was called. Before she reached
her home at 2o3 Short Madison
street, however. she was dead of
heart failure.
Robert herbert was arrested last
night on a charge of assaulting Alon-
20 Eppes. OF III Fourth Street, South
Richmond. Herbert. who il Eppes'
son-in-law. badly beat up bis victim,
He was bailed out by Judge Ernest
II, Wells yesterday. but will be tried
this morning by Justice Maurice.
Eppes is in a serious condition, the
result of his wounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
TWO SERIES TUCKED AWAY n
SIX DAYS; NORFOLK AND
ROCKY MOUNT WIN.

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
Suffolk. Va. April 2s.--Suffolk lost
the series OF three ntraisht games with
Petersburg today by q score Of TO
II. One hour and a half was the time
and the game was hard fought all the
way.
The fielding OF HeinIs Buschs
Coolers was superb Spectators who
journeyed out to the league park
were treated TO tree home runs in
one game. Allen, Donovan and
Hudgins parked the ball. With
everything else about an even count
save runs IL looked like baseball
luck was against the Tigers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
V. r. l. WINS TRACK MEET
FROM w. AND L., S0-57

Especial to The Richmond NirEinian.
Blackshurg. Va, April 2s,--The V.
r. L. track team defeated w. and l.
here today. so to ST. Soon after the
meet began heavy cIoudburst made
the tracks heavy and rendering the
ground soft and slippery.
The Techs led the Generals in points
untn near the close OF the meet. when
the latter forged ahead for three
point lead by taking eight points In
the high jump. The remaining neces-
sary three points were made by
Powell. who took second place in the
broad jump.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

IL. steinbrenner, Foiles. Cleveland ana
walker. Sacrifice hits--Steinbrenner
and Mace. Sacrifice ny--Saracino.
Three base hits--Waiters and sara
cino. Home run--Thrasher. Double
plays-Cieveland to Steinoronnsr 20
Foiles. Struck eut-By Johnson. Il.
by Cochran. 3. Base ON bAlfe-SssS
Johnston. 4: off Cochran. eWak-
Ar). Hit by pitcher--Bunttng and
Berger. Left on bases---NNewpor1
news. T. Norfolk. T. Time Of game,
1850 Umpire. Ryan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
TRUCKERS BUNCH HITS AND
WIN FROM HAIIROADEIsS

Rocky Mount y. C., April IL
Portsmouth captured the cioAnR
game of the series by a score OF 20
/. and though the Truckers were ouf-
hit il was the matter OF bunchih&
them and taking advantage OF tns
miscues. league. soutnpaw, GOT OH
mad In the opener when four bad ones
and a safe swat put one around. The
game was packed away In the fourth
lwhen. after hit, league threw infn
the stand in an effort to retire run
ner on an easy sacrifice, and WIZ
second and third occupied he. . mo"
ment later, coughed up q hit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Especial TO The Richmond vifginianl
Cluster Springs Va. April 2s--By
wonderful ninth inning rally. Clus-
ter Springs Academy won today from
Blackstone Academy, to 2 The
visitors scored in the first and third
and lanked Cluster until the last of
the ninth. when a triple and three
singles scored three. Batteries
Blackstone. Cheyney and Ballard;
Cluster. Newton and Thompson. I'm
pire-Mr Lacy. Of South Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Special % The Richmond Vlrginlah }
Cheyney. Pa. April virginia
Union University defeated Cheyney
Institute. 6 to 9 Union played an
errorless game. while Cheyney nad
two mfscues Jasper. for Union. al
lowed only two hits. Founders. twirl-
ing for Cheyney, was found for four
hits, Jasper getting one. triple.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
Pirates Regain Batting Eyes.

St Louis. April 2s,-The Pirates
punctured their batting slump today
and beat the Cardinals TO s.
Score by innings; r.. II. r..
PPittsburg 49,. &c. 600 col 3t--7 10 0
ST. Louis e. go. 'O01 020 o9~-6 10 /
tCalled end eighth to allow Pitts
burg to catch train.) Batteries: Har-
mon. Cooper and Gibson; Sallee. Me
haus and Snyder. Umpires, Rigler
land Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Summary: Two-base hits-Busch.
Home runs-Hudgins, Donovan. Alien.
Stolen bases---Biackstone. Double
tplays--Golby to Hummeii to Henry.
Base ON balls-Hirsch, 2; Poole, 2.
Left on bases--Suffolk. 8; Peters
burg. g. Struck out-By Poole, Z; oy
Hlrsch, 2. Time Of game. ] hour and
80 minutes. Empires. MCGOWAN ana
Rossback Attedance, 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
LEAFS HIT HARD AT
VIRGINIANS' EXPENSE
M0RRIsETTE WILD AND JARMAN
EAsY-FIFTEEN RUNS ON
TWENTY-FIVE HITS.

In an effort to take the third
game OF the series from Toronto
this afternoon. Jack Dunn will
send In Stcfzcr, who started Tues
day. III he goes wt0, and he
should, he will go through the
cntire game. should the wfldness,
developed Tuesday. rcappear.
Russell will be sent in.
There will he no game t0mor-
row afternoon. The ay-of plan
ned for today. will bc taken to-
morrow. should rain prevent
playing today. tomorrow will he
open for the third game of the
series. Because Of the possibility
~ rain. the open date was set up
To today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
JOHNSON OR MURDOCH.
Progressive party Expects to Pol
large Vote.


Topeka, Kan. April 2S.-The Pro-
sressive party will be in the night in
1916. with either Victor Murdoch, vi
Kansas, or Hiram johnson. of Cali
fornia, leading. and on a platform of
national prohibition and national SUI
frage This Is the word today from
w. A. White, national committeeman
from Kansas for the Progressive
party
THE Progressive party probably
will 60 into the national campaign
with national suffrage and prohibition
las their dominant planks. We prob
ably can poll 10000 votes on, that
issue. but our fight will be chiefly a
national fight. Probably Hiram
johnson or Victor Murdoch will head
the national ticket. Each Is the EN-.
bodiment Of everything the Progress
sive party stand for in the nation"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
DADER PITCHES B|SONS
TO WIN IN PROVIDENCE

Providence. April 2s.--The Provi-
dence team of the international
League opened its season here today
losing to the Buffalo aggregation by a
3 IL score. Bader completely out
pitched Schultz.
Sccre by innings: r. II Fl.
Buffalo $3.50. .070 900 0i0---3 0
Providence .000~ 000 600 2
Batteries. Bader and IAIIonge;
schultz and kocher.