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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
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be BON Cincinnati, ipel6sr iiber 20
poblseidulte Stimmsn Derfiigt, IN
better @eiie sur G}elting oebradt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
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Derbtn bic iHSif4sn Getr
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pegsefiibrt pOrbsn.
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Sibirien mar bic 2lnttport Der ruHis
fden Resieruns aui Elm 9siu4 Der
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biirfsu.
0eiisln, bic tsine Suben IiHb. biirt
fen, ipie benz Gommittss mitsstheili
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gelisbsn ipGblsn. absr sr mub aubsr'
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sIsiiIdreibsn bsmertt, bab bic Regies
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biinteu pertpenbsn tonne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
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nation IN Saden oes 9untpieri
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.roiicn iniroen. ioSaB Die Sitiatior
in oieier slnecIegeiIbeit poIlig ilnoer.
dnDert III.
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NIT GROCER Spaiiinng aiii Die lleber.
nittlpng Der antfport Oeiitidlonoj
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jug aui Die 1anlpfer .Suiier"
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nit. bab Die 6el,tihe Sieaierllng cine
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areiisn nit groBem sylteeife Der.
rommen. Gas Gtaaisbebdrtement
peib oiiiSiell nodN nidlts bon Den
9crenfen 6es 9cmpfers, aber fnIis
9lmerlfnner cn goro paren, 70 per.
cen Die @ertreter Der Scr. Stantcn
ini slnslanoe bieriiber 5ipeifelsobne
bcrid,.en imb aid Die 9iesicruna
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aobIeH9rdber am Nus
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beihdftiqt fparen ifno Die niht orgu.
niiirt iino, boben Die glrbeit nieoerge.
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gleifen 9lrbeitsIcbn. ben iie iebt bel
ncnnitiinoiger slrbeii befommen per-
iceigert batten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
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sntbsbrIiden 9sssnit6nbsn auf ben
goosn umbersstro6en uno FAB. in
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anOpf. bGtten ibn jsbesmal 70 raInb
esma6i, bab er als gsrubigunssmiis
lei fir feline asfolierten Rsrpen ions-
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Jiib. bab Der Gaits ibr san,sa
mOsen, ipeldes lie nit In bic @
brahi, perpuloeri unb iid u. a.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
Seutidc 8esenieitise 5emer'@eriidc'
ruuns S,eiellidlaft.

Tie WitglieSer eiefer CSefelf6uit ftne bIer'
NIT benatridttei oab an Wlontae, ben ).
ApriI 1916 I'M buIb ubr abeHos bic Sunres'
9ertammlune IN Der Office Der Seeut1tl, no.
c25 Dlabifon sioenue gooington. tidii'tnpei
nm eir gSGbliommitiee gu pdpIeH. .iueltes
HanbIoaien fir bic an l. WPGt fiaitfinoenoe
SueiicreupabI GutSufieuen bui
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
: Ole @iIhnothOeul

- Oie IiIdnotb Oeni
Icnbs. 9iep. 9r. Sacob @. g
@roofIpn, Sefretar Ses 9iirgcrfSl
mittees fir 2ebcnsnIitteIperienbmt
bot ben miftcr Ben 9. Qinbfap and
Ocnber Elm Sdretben erbclten, III
rpeIdrm Der Ri6tcr Der Yebaliptiuil
pioeriprid,t. bob Waildienoungen nal,
TeutifIano ino 9solcn unnothia lei
Ell. lleber cine MiIion Weniden tisS
ME Elm Bclpebr eeid)nItert, iagt Bid.
fer ginbiop, iinS IN po!en iuo
Icuiidllanb bereits infolae bieits
0rieges geitorben; er ncilne Folen
imb Teitid>lonb 5iiidnuneh, Sa
Gcuiidlano periiid,e. 9solen 81 bclicn
nnb @oIen, iett ipenisitens, ein Theil
9ciItid,lonosl iei. Wenn man feiu,
UiiId tnb Icutidl1nb id,iden fonne,
20 foune tpeber 9eutihlano nod 9c.
Ien1ebolfen iperben. gsnr Scn6ungen.
imo srpar sroBe, nah GeliiidIano,
fonntcn nii6 9solen bIfen. Scire
acnntnib BON ben @erb6ltniiieu, in1t
Der Eiidter, itiist lid, aif ieinc per.
.i5nliden geobadilfngen babel miiiie
er aker beme-fcn, bab er IN Teiitidp
lamb oas Seitrebln aefiinoen babe,
ans Stelj Die ipubre Sad,lage sa per.
terScn. oaniit Die Seinoc iif nidlt
iibsr cine Sdapdd,c Ieiitiflanfs ireu-
cn iollen. sIllberbem bemcrft siidltcr
Sinoinn, 6aB sr tpeeen icine- eintre.
tens fir bic oeiitfd,en 9abies eine
sliIaatl bodft icinoicliaer aiIid,riftcn
befcmmen babe. ofhpcbI CT lido ebsnio
beniiibe ben ainSern anOcrer san6.s
au helicn.
Gin paiicnbes @efdenf. \
Gin alter 9sroieiior Der Meoisin
in @iinhen ipiirbe BON einem ssreuu.
be oaranf anfnerfinm senIaht, 6nb
Elm Gbepanr, Seiien Smisarst er ac.
ipeIeil feline iilberne Sod3eit iciere
iino es nabcr ifidIit5 ipdre. baB aud,
Der asrofeilor Elm @eidenf idliden
iollfe.
.Naiiirlida. fslbftDsritGnbli&!4 sni.
Degnete Der 0ieoifus irno nabm fid
Dor, lnter ieinen SiIberiaden nnd
etipns Yniienoem 5u fiiden. 20 ianc
or nenn rincn iriaIiipeii iiIbernenSup.
penid0pier, ben er nit ieincr aarte
Dem Subelpnor iiberfaiibte. aIs Die
@eidente BON oep @dftpn befdtiat
ipirben entbedte man 3i,r nngelnei.
nen Seiterfeit diif 6em Suppen.
ihopier bieanihriff cingrnpirt: ]. Bon
bern Se5aHlulen.gere IN wsiiu&as.-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

ySnrbe Der sOfomOtiDfibrer, Der fur
bic yabntataiirSpbe Bel amberit
e., peranhuOrtIid ss,usien
Tsin fuG.

elepeIanb. g., 2. April. .Ter
Sofouotipiiibrer Sermonn Seb 1T
BON Der Relu Dorf Central gobn, ipie
anI Sonrtag IN Grfnbriiug gebrndt
ipirroe, trtIaiien iporben, neil e. fir
Die Observation-Disclosures bonn W1itt.
mod Bel sfmberit berantporflid ge-
bnIten piro. Ter GtiirnnpdHter 81
bert Grliit iuirb i'm Dienit Der gabn
perbleiben, ebenio ipie Der SisnaI.
ipdrter BERN geah, Der bon Der sfn.
fduIoiglnla entIaitet iporoen lit, Dab
or Den 3ug, ben SeB beoiente, Hidt
porldriitsmdbig iisnaliiirt babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

ssfanssnen Gipiliiisn unS Militdrs
rsriOnsn bineinsuarteiien. Der Bot
I9after. bofft minbefsns Bis sur gs-
enbisuns bes 2rissss in Berlin per'
ipeilen 3u t0nnen."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
STATE OFFICIALS ASSERT
1T WILL BE ON LEVEL
New York Boxing Commission Attnck-
cd-Sn! RulingS Arc Detrimental
to Clean sport.

ALRANY: \ ~. March o.chnrres
that the Willard Moran fight in Madi-
son square Garden may partalSc Of the
mature Of a FAX" and sham, and
tiat the state Athletic Commission is
not on the level startled the Assem-
ply and Senate. when efforts We're made
IN both branches OF I'll" Legislature TO
stop the coming purilistic contest
Declaring from tn" Assembly iioor
that Jess willard is in no condition to
hight. ASScmblymau McCuc. who once
WAS q priI:-fiGht.r, charged that the
conditions OF the contest did not com
ply with the state law, and asked
unanimous consent for the revocation
OF the Madison Square Garden license.
re failed on IN" objection OF AsS.m-
biSman Malone, who was one of the
Trainers of the law cr"atin;; the boxing
commission. Mr.. McCu" CAV" motto"
mat he would call up his resolution in
me Assembly again next week
ia tn" Senate. Mir. Dunuit.an dc
cared That rulings made by Fred y.
w "nck, chairman Of the commits Siou
nay" h"rn detrimental to clean sport -
Mr.. pnnniGanS resolution called for
pr"d'ir,ion by the commission OF All
applications and licenses received and
iSSu"d IN tn" last year. and limited that
II thls !nloi1nation were obtained it
would produce - scandal.
III" senator said II" had no intention
ni interfering with the Willard Moran
hEht unless IT can br shown that the
c!Uh managing tn" bout has no, OIL
tanned a lease on Madison square Gar
den for ono year. This brought forth
bouts can hc held only under the man
Hgein"nt Of a club owning or renting
for one. year tn" place where the con-
test Is held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
WYNN CLARK ANXIOUS TO
GET SPARE INT PLAYERS
ii"rrMrll Manager Here Trying to
Nahr pcIl-Ni~O Wants 10 secure
several Wen frum Nationals.

Win CLARKE, manager Of the Hope
we'll team. in tho Virginia League, is
IN Richmond emdeavoriug to perfect
ARRANGEMENTS with the Richmond In
t"rnationa's whereby Hopewcn will
get two or three players 10 be rarmca
out by tho Climbers CLARKE Viii also
a'r,nr" for i'm exhibition game with
IN" Richmond team. il possible.
From Richmond Clarke will 20 10
charlottesville, where he viii try 10
Get two or thre" players from Clarke
Griiiith. He will also arrange an cx-
hlhiuou game with the WASHINGTON
team, if possible.
Al! th" material which win be used
.h ihc construction OF ia. Hupcwrll
p.hi WNi. has been purchased by thu.
NanEh1n Construction Company, ana
Within two or three days work of
trad,uE and erecting the grand stand
Will b" uc=un.
III" paris VIII be completed by April
J. IN" park viii BE- one OF the largest
ana best equipped in the State. ANA il
as also planned to use the grounds at
LI@Ht Tor amusement purposes. Wrcs,-
iu% matches ana other sporting events
VIII tax" place within III. park during
III. COmlnA. SIMMER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
EHRMAN EXPOSED
"ii"a" Tnpir> Reviews Case. Of PRO
" h" f">"d a. imnirur--t.rin Muy
NcIFaSc Him.

CUN"l ,OTTr,SNI.LE. VA. March o.
r.,.,hor i'S -, I'I,n" ~! ar n 'hat
disposed at the players who ar" in
t"irluE With tho Washington club.
college Topics. hiWcckly paper Of
the University of NirGinia, to-day re-
Views tn" case % I.hrmHn. declaring
mat when IA" signed - statement de-
earring hlinS'lI an amateur. gives cause
Tor expulsion under the honor system
~ vogue at the institution. 1t seems
mat Ehrmdn bad considerable baseball
tNn'ficncr tcior" entering Virginia.
ih" nrti"l" ends by declarin:. the
instances Wdri ant Ehrmau being
,.l'ird IA" privilege Of the grounds
W N'i disposition Giiilith will make Of
10" cas-, l"mnlus 10 he seen. but as the
\.b"HyIS ar" guests at the univsr-
:l't lhy mint hy the college paper is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
SIN tIRCuiT SWlrS
IN GAME NtnIt>

Mn KILN. TEN. March There are,
Giants second-strinp players.
"-"'N 3; gam" Of full nine innings
va. pi3Ncu between miX"i teams Sc
,tl,h 10y Hlc''raw, for the benefit Of
MlrIInS Daughters of the Conrodcracy
ana tn" small part Of the populacc maj
rtth'aF "id-'imc Slugfcst that would
veteran fans - ''"
y nephew OF Bill I.ang.. tho ol,
Whii"piuG center fielder of the C'hi.,ro
W nv" stockings in tho sos led 10.
u'H circuit "iouiirg. with two hu,nors
IN ShIccSSi"n and they were some
HHtiN"s. ON" bounded over the center
n"!d fierce and the other broke \ hoard
III the leit-tield buiwark There we're
ny ."uf-m4S"rs made all told. Harrison.
lh"rN": Wendell and Martin being HE
otnnr fortunate ash wicldcrS
,, ne teams were captaimcd by Catchors
N"chci and Wendell. ana both side.
Lhfl" our IN their new uniforms az
gray with horizontal stripes darker
than tn" gray, and with fint-top cans
OF lw"nty-ivc years ago.
IN" pitchers. who worked three, in
nlh%S each, were Schupp. Pcrritt aul
Nfiin'r, Tor the winners, while PAL
nero Anderson and Ritter We're on tho
mn Tor the losers. Palmcro. Schupn
ana icrrltt escaped withou; being hit
nard. nut anderson, Ritter and Kramer
E"I I'rriuic !aluhastinsS.
catcher Rariden made his first an
pnch-hittsr and he made good when
n" singled I" left. sending in two runs
boYi" Was at his best i.arrv'S throw
iig arm has recovered it's strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Two Hours of Entertainment.

E"gimning win performing bear
ana ending with musical novelty.
tn" hin at the Lyric yesterday afforded
nearly two hours Of solid entertain
m"nt. Big Jim as the bear is known.
roller skates. wrcstlcs and dances.
Some of his dancing IS an exact !mita-
tion of that seen IN some OF tho pub
lie places, even to the side shuttle and
the w!E"i". lie Is Il kindly looking an
NAL. through II" is well uuzZ!ed to
protect his antagonist in case Of undue
enthusiasm i'm the wrestling match.
Mary Melville is very amusing in
mono!osuc and singing, 30 amusing
that one OF the audience had to he
subducd by AN usher. i!ut Mary didn't
rnnd. it showed tliAt her rapid-iirc work
WAS appreciated.
ellison ana peAlott sing and crack
>oltes between them, and give an apt
Illustration OF the difference between
the honeymoon ana two years later.
Brown and Mccormick give "a good ex-
hihitiou of dancing
y finishing touch Is given by the
"SiNtecm Navassar Girls" an agGrcga-
lion OF clever soloists. which is really
good. Augusta Dial is the director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
PLAY VIRGINIA ELEVENS
'.nii;'u'lrt I'o"thniI Schedule shows
':nc> Win Cadet" and NuunuI>r
College Teams.

-. WASii'lNGT"N, u. e. March 8
t'II!Hnuct has six games scheduled in
l"Giholi for n"Nt ran. Besides these
u has contests pending with two other
institutions for which ARRANGEMENTS
may b" completed III the near future.
fue season is TO be opened October =
and IN. wInacvnicut is attempting TO
S'hcuul" George Washington for The
uuni cauc Ihanksgiviur
I'll" tHilajl!rt rnauIE"m"ut il lea wing
uo Si"u" uuiurHcd in order 10 obtain
SGrh "a contest OF course" il George
Washington plays GEORGETOWN the
Same NH be- out Of rhc question. but
otherwise Gdliaudct may succeed in It's
efforts In" nlanaScmcnt wants the
Marylaud N@gi"S 60 play November ~
but whcthcr this game viii be ar
r9rE"d !. doubtful. inasmuch rs tho
'ottc"" faill team does not want to
nloy the week before its annual
IhnUt sEiNing Day AFFAIR with Johns
hopkins
Gullnuaci's games already sch.a-
Bi"d follow October T. st iohr's col
ii"eGg ,k"n6aii Green; October -.
ton. VA October -, Mount 81. Nary's
COLLEGE - limmit*hurs. Md. Nuvrin-
u"r g. Pennsylvania Military Collc"c,
Ht Chester. PA. November II, Hoanoi:e
college. at Roanoke. Va. November 7 \.
p"lA"hi" college ~ Newark. Del
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
FRANK MORAN SAYS
lit: WILL EARN MONEY

MEM YORK, March Y,-Frauk Mora n
At pai iinwiNns'S Road House to-day
said that h" thinks that h" viii earn
S2&.I5o for boxing willard. lie has his
Il have been in the hoXns game now
ior about seven years" said Moran.
"HcfoIc my frs, bout with Jim COT
fey boxed FOR what could gct-aud
sometimes didn't get even that,
'Wh"u | boxed Jack Johnson in
II boxed Luther MCcarjy ia New
York several years ago aud again re-
CciE"d no money.
There n" thousands Of boxers who
hay" ron" through the sam" sort OF
cXpcricnc". Ana their one goal is tn.
Championship Of their particular
WYNN ,hcy reach it they begin to
collect on the past started in just
before TIA" CUitcy match to earn what
was my duo. All that | get out OF the
willard bout viii h" oaim"d-ev"ry
AboG, tn" impending fray. Moran
My condition is great. ana feel
fine, Ana I'm confident that / m loiul;
70 win.
"I:oxin@ experts have credited me
with ring p"n"ralshiD and sound ring
thini.ing and poiSo. I'm this - rpcct m
hay" AN adyHntuG" over Millurd-a
psychological advantage"
Moran put In another light dag Of
training. He walked thic" miles with
Willie Lewis. MS trainer, in the morn
ing aid repeated in the afternoon.
His only strenuous exercise OF tho
day was the opening OF his mail.
ono letter WAS from Charley MITCHELL
wished Moran "all the luck In Tho
world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS



Recalling his delightful "psracli."
th"atrrco.rs will welcome the coin,n,
az George .\rliss in his new success
"ragIuini,' at the Academy oi Music
tu-ulGht and tomorrow. "Iaganini" is
said to give the DISTINGUISHED charac-
ter actor opportunities even surprising
those OF "pisra"li." ANA 10 afford de
ishtfui entcrtainnent, In which cc-
c"ntricity. comedy, pathos and a de-
!ightful love story are included. Illaw
ANA l!rlbugcr and George Tyler have
surrounded Mr.. ArlisS with a notable
company Five of the present east
wcre in Mr.. ARISES "Disraou" COM
pa'y. Ills leading woman this season
rs Mh:Gcry Maudc. the talented daugh-
icy OF Cyril Maudc, of Grumpy"
fame. Other players in til" company
include llurcnc" Aucr, Mrs. ArliSs
Leila Repton, EOs!ua iicnl"y. Charles
liarbury, Dudley DiGgs Dion Tijh"r-
ndsc, Edgar Kent, Noel Tcurlo and
Fred Nichols.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Look Out Jess
Seer Predicts THAT Willard win
onl. Lust Seven Hounds In Scrap
with frankie Moran.

NEW NoRI>. March OFF there TX
nnythinE in the Science OF nurnIIcrs,
willard had best beware the seventh
round AZ Madison square Garden ON
the 18th. Albert \. Gamble, light
ming calculator rNtrnOrtiinnry and
hEurr iHSSlrr supreme. has been
working out the jinN numbers In
NHIarh's career. and seven stands
out like u thrrr-atnrm fire. Here. tx
the way Gamble got the dope: he
took Hll the dates OF WfIlnrh'S
lights. Then he got the number of
days rlDpSinG between these lights
This accomplished, he took the num-
brr OF days between the date of the
champions birth aud the. date of
The coming. fight. In ali these com
binatton> at numbers he found that
thirteen prrtlOni mated In some form
or other: bat Gamble knows that
there viii not be- thirteen rounds in
the coming light. so he started an "a
ncn lead. Vie worked out the num-
her combinations in Mornn'S cnrccr
and found that SiN is Franks num-
brr. fhrn Gamble took into con-
sidrrntiOn the fact that NtUrun and
Hard are, ar will be- enemies, so
he deducted Morun'S six from MIL
lards thirteen, and seven WAS the
result. tirncr Willard stands to
LOSE the fight i'm the seventh round.
tnmhir l. going up Ia Dni law
kin>'S pinrc 10 break the good news
Ia Norm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
WILL AID AMATEUR BALL
SPORT STANDARDIZED FOR
BENEFIT OF YOUNGSTERS
National IlnScbniI Erdcrntion VIII
stage Post-SrusOn SrrirS-SOw
Securing Authentic Dutu.

III you arc an amateur bail player,
'hw following may interest YOU:
The National Baseball Federation has
hc"n formed for the purpose Of piu-
trh%,,ns ,o, n,% nc, baseball
ul'lihat"lN TO have under it's protr.-
1i'm az ne amateur leagues in every
arrange roSt-scas0n series along ih..
Inc of the world series Right now
!, IS drawng up rules intended TO
sGtnard,ze the sport. and which will
bring about a greater general interest
~ ia" activities OF the amateur bali
players.
rom Nokcs. secretary of The o,,,,ri-
%ati"n, is anxious TO hear from every
amateur baseball league ana club in
the Recreation Commission, Johns,owm.
"Amateur baseball has been con.
nnmrlrd IN The past IN, a sort OF hap
hhIard way declared NOkcS "Ench
year the number Of amateurs has in.
.rraNod until th"r" ar" hundreds Of
thousands OF Youngsters who partici-
~. rach summer II Is our belief
mat IN" game would lac helped won
dcriui!y by national oiganizatiop
cfatiom '''S'"''' f"d
-, is our purpose 10 secure data
concerning all the organized amateur
so that they can he classcd properly
IN cities where there is no League il is
our mop" that ". can form ono.
II am hereby extending AN invita-
,lon TO every amateur baseball league
."ancr Or team captain o. manac"r 20
writ" 70 IN: FOR a blank. which will
Schd hIn. ana which asks pertinent
questions concerning The hagoban con
ditions i'm his city. THAT will i.ivo tis
INC basis Tor suggestions az to better
organization in that locality"
clayton &. TOWucS j. president nr
~" "i@anZation Ills address, les l2uS
l,Iu,WinQtinr Huiiding. Cleveland, ..
g. ~ Sturr First National Bank
dent. and K. H. Ahckcn Mnnicipal
HuildinE, St Louis. j. second vice
president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Killed by Failing Tree.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
DAEvlLLE. VA. March o-Thomas
Blair "a prominent farmer living noa,
Chatham. aged nfty-nvc ycars was
killed this afternoon by falling tree
which Il" was cutting down Tho tree
was iarS" one, ana by miscaIculatinr
IN" angle for tho fan the heavy .rrnl,
i"Il over him. crushin= him 20 death
before aid could he Summoned