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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Lime Supplements Fertilizers Value of Diversified Farming

Farm records show, and good farm.
ers agree that diversified farming 10
most profitable. Diversified farming
means raising livestock and various
kinds OF crops. 1t gives opportunity
for crop rotation, for growing cover
crops in connection with profitable
cash crops. and enables the farmer to
more probably operate his fields with
out decreasing the fertility, but rather
adding to the productive ability Of the
soil. 1t enables the farmer to carry
out the best farm practices, including
the use of manures and fertilizers.
proper tillage, good seed. drainage and
lining when necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15


ohsessed with fear. and. therefore.
paralyzed ny II. Why should A man
fear evil when God. the Author Of all
good ts so much n1ightier than evil
That simple hymn. God Will take care
Of you ia intended to represent plain.
simple truth. II is not an extreme
statement. Not the gushing OF a
superficial heart. hut the confidence OF
a trusting soul that ts unafraid. We
ought to nistrust our own strengt h,
and 10 shun temptation. but we should
not fear that il will overthrow us
when We trust in God,
The basis OF all fear Is a lack OF
love and lack of perfect confidence
in God. and such an attitude Is an Of
fence to the Almighty indicating a
superficial concept OF His power and
goodness. If you really love God
deeply enough, you must have perfect
confidence in His ability and willing
ness TO keep YOU TO the end of life.
IF you are fearful. your nerves un-
strung, your faith weak. your mind
wavering, you need To love more. II
you will love more, YOU will And fear
fading like the lowering fogs before
the rising sun.
THE fearless spirit does not mean
foolhardy, rash spirit. True bravery
and fortitude involve prudence and
care for yourself and for those de.
pendent upon you Perfect love win
leave no stone unturned for the high
est success. Love works. Fear is idle
Love is constructive, Fear Is destruc-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

Lime does not take the place of ferti-
Hzers or manures. but supplements
them, according 10 Bulletin AGO, OF the
Geneva Experiment Station, New
York. When the use of lime in any
form is continued alone, and no ade
quate provision is made for maintain
ing the supply Of fertilizers and
organic matter crops cannot be kept
UP and the returns in the use of lime
become less and may finally drop
below that Of land unIimed. according
to this bulletin and also the results
found by the Ohio and other expert
ment stations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
WEST POINT rOTES.
Especial to The PIchrond VirEinian

Especial to The Richmond VirEinianD
West Point Va May 1.-THE Rap-
tist Church = giving their pastor. Rev.
g. w. Billings, a purse IN order that
he may attend the Southern PaptI s.
Convention in AsheviIle. \ g. Tne Rev.
Mr.. Billings viii leave TUssdoy for
Asheville. and viii sop over in ban
willie TO visif his mother beforr return
ing to West Pom
Among those vino attended the Nav
Festival In Richmond were Misses
KATHERINE 2 Howertor. liner Palmer.
Mary Morton Laycock, Myrtle Corr.
Mrs Cleveland MAYNARD and Mrs Al
fred r. Hsrgrave
Miss Alice Heckler of Richmond
Rnye an entertainment: Friday night AT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15


| fugal tending of our modern times
that ia cou.lteracted by the rest of
holidays
But vacations are not always recre-
ative. They are frequently deblitat-
Ing. People declare they desire
change. SO they do: but surely they
do not mean a change from sobriety
! to all kinds OF intemperance--a
change from virtuous to vicious liv-.
ing. Nothing Is more common than
TO find church people return In ths
fall to their homes with smaller in
terest In the work OF the kingdom.
| II requires all the energies OF many
! Christian leaders to enlist the CO.
operation Of people who return from
their summer respite. Their vaca-
ton has vitiated. Their bodies are
worn out instead OF refreshed. Their
spirituality is langud. Their interest
is lackadaisical. They went away os-
tensihly 10 build up. In reality they
have pulled down their intellectual.
moral and physical life.
To have a good vacation one must
/ deserve It, The disciples whom Jesus
invited to the quiet place, had merited
their rest
To be profitable, our vacation must
| be vicarious Remember that our
days OFF, are often the most selfish
days Of our lives. We are less con-
siderate, more seif-centered II will
also greatly enhance our sureease TO
know that we are accommodating re-
sources SO that We may render better
service 10 our fellows
Learn one other fact from Chr!st's
words to His disciples He did not
think II necessary for them to leave
Him in order TO have vacation. He
did not say. Co. but Come We your
selves apart" He was one in their
company. Yours is a superficial and
chimerical religion II you must part
company with Christ when you go on
your vacation.
I wish most heartily to commend
to all OF YOU the Baptist Tncamp-
ment At Virginia Beach, where one
can spend ten days with the greatest
profit to soul. mind and body. Our
young people are going somewhere.
Why not 60 to a place of helpful in
tellectual. social and religious environ
ment7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Larger Yields More Profitable

County Agent w l.. Kirby, OF Or
ange County, Virginia. does not be-
lieve that farmers should take snap
Judgment" Of the present fertilizer
situation In the Orange Observer, he
points out that buahel OF corn will
take care of the Increased prices Of
fertilizer per acre and that Virginia
farmers ought to plan for larger crops
during the coming season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
ChanCcry Release Deeds.

w, r. Pizzini. trustee. to r. F. Swan
son. 30x124 feet inch by 124 feet /
inch at the southwest corner of Thirty
fourth and r Street. s2s5.50
Fl, r Pollard, Jr.. trustee. to c. r
Garnet 2oXl40 feet south line Broad
Street. 40 feet east of Laurel Street
s6,T2o
r w Jones trustee to Ira J.
Haynes ct al. - l-ox1so feet north
line Wickham Street. 100 feet east OF
Miller Avenue: S4.72o
Richeson & Crutchfield. trustees To
James A Fisher 81 al. 1n0x25o feet
east line Chamberlayne Avenue 500 4
feet south Of Walton Avenue: s3922
l. r. Brown. trustee TO r J. Beat
tie, 3oxlb0 feet east line Boulevard.
20 feet south Of Stuart Avenue;
1880
Bessie A Catlin, executrix, 70 r. c
Brown, 33xi32 feet at tho northeast
corner Of Twenty ninth and NJ Streets:
$f4Is
John ". Bates ct al. trustees. to
Virginia Realty and Construction
COMPANY t4a feet 8 inches nv 122
feet at the northeast corner OF Tom-
hardy and Taylor Streets sl7so so,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Fighting Pests With Fertilizer

Commercial fertilizer and farm
manure help the corn crop TO with
stand and cover the attacks from in
sect pests" Gays A. P. Sibold, County
Agent, Giles County. Va, in the South.
ern Planter, Early planting, plenty of
seed, and frequent CIVILIZATIONS will
assist In combating the pests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
F ertility Comes First

Fertility is the first word in
farming II is the frst consider
alton in placing a value on
new lands. 1t is first mentioned
when old farms are sold 1t is
the first problem that confronts
the beginner as we'll as the ex-
pert who takes up the oultiya-
ton Of new crops on new fields.
II is the first in the list Of ques-
lions asked by those seeking
help In farming. The solution OF
the fertility problem makes 9th
er problems much, easier Of solu-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Win Ont In TCnth

Cincinnati Ohio, NAV IA --Thtla-
delphia took the second game Of the
series from tff~-t,++sft Rad to-
day, TO 3, in ten irninrs The win
ming run was scored on Bancroft
double and NiehoHfs single Chief
Bender was in good form poor field
ing behind him accounting for the
locals runs. SCHNEIDER gave way 10
Schulz In the ninth Clean hitting
scoreA all OF phnadelphLa. runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

forned ny r. r Walker. president of
the Nrrfolk club. that he is persona
non grata at the Norfolk park. his
season pass revoked and admittanCe
~ the gate denied him.
The break in diplomatic relations
started before the season, when the
reporter criticized the sale of star
player Eugene SteruhTeuner. second
hascman. and then would not write q
string of alihis for q poor playing
team whose chtef fault was a supor-
abundance Of rookie pitchers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

Economy in the buying of cheap
seed is poor economy in most cases.
1t pays to use good seed. to lime the
land when needed. to rotate crops, to
conserve barnysrd manure and to use
fertilizers wisely and literally. With.
out paying proper attention to the
fundamentals Of farming. the result Of
years work are liable to bs losses
instead Of profits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
MARSHALLITES PLAY
CLUSTER HERE TO-DAY
Gamc VIII Bc staged This Afternoon
at O'Clock In the Broad
Street Park

John MARSHALL High schools
Spring NCatlcmy THIS afternoon nj
4 O'Clock in Broad Street Park.
Both teams arr we'll primcd for
the encounter and an interesting
game il anticipated,
'tustcr springs Shool has been
going good this season, and they
ar" expected 80 make "a good
showing against the local hien
school boys. Much interest is be-
tng manifested in the game and
large crowd il anticipated,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

dian, who scored a great laughing hit
last season, is returning with a box
car full of new stories and songs and
unique feature will be the act of
Hubert Dyer G. CO.. daring gymnastte
comiques.
With the new vaudeville bill will
come the latest European war and
Mexican pictures. a pictorial review
OF the worlds news events Of the past
week and other screen miscsnaayS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued ny the
clerk Of the Hastings Court as fol.
lows:
William T. Clayton and Ina r
Rofe
Norman Ferguson. ~ Charleston
W. Va. and Margaret Neville Gaines
of Richmond
William J Rostain ana Flora A
johnson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

Bayonne Whipple. the dashing come
dienne, who has been seen here az the
Academy and Biiou several times at
the head OF her own big organizations
Is now in vaudeville, she viii anpear
with Arthur Huston in the welrdly
amusing fantasy. "Spooks. The piece
is one OF The hest dramatic novelties
given 10 the vaudeville stage in a long
time.
Jack symonds. The droil traxnn coma.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

Summary TWo-hasc hi. - Mara
Three base hita-BesCher. Myers.
Johnston. Mowrey, Home run Horns
by Sacrifice hits--Cutshh -. Miller.
Stolen hases-Betzel. Cutshaw. Resch-
70, Mara Ease on ball&-0G- Sal
lee, ! of Jasper. J Struck out -Ey
Sallee. ! ny Pfener /. by Ames,
Tmpiree-klem and F,mshe Time
jh3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Hastings Transfers.

John r. Ritter ct ux. to e. w
Bosher ct ux.. lot | 6 in block in the
plan OF Woodland Heights; tax, so
cents.
Richmond Paper Company TO John
L. Walthour 132X150 feet at the
northwest corner OF Thirteenth and
McDonough Streets; tax. $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Building Permit

building Tnsnecfor Butler issued a
permit - ]. Fl Fnele 10 repair the
frame dwelling at GOA Randolph
Street, NJ cost Of 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

Two Interested and interesting. but
rather unlmportPrt witnesses of the
international ron
ferences At Juarez Mexico. and ri
Faso. Tex. were Iitt}e Andres Garcia.
IT. sos of The Mexican consul q, r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
NORFOLK WRITER IS
BARRED FROM PARK

Z. Norfolk. Va. May 81 For. the first
time IN the eve.en wears If the Viz
ginia Baseball League a club owner,
has barred q baseball reporter from
his park. w 4 Bigss. for the past
four years baseball reporter OF the
Norfolk vtrgtnian- Pilot, has been In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Henrtcn Release Deed

John A Cutchins. trustee. TO Charles
Fl, Westhrook, lot on the north line
or Howard Street. beginning 25s fee.
west Of Som erset Avenue. sSan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
BAPTIST ENCAMPMENT

Continued From Third Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

SUMMARY TWO baSe mis- ca 6.
Stock ca Pa Nert, Luderus Bancroft
Three base hi'--Chase. Double PLAYS
---vhitted 10 VIII Knlifer. Herzog to
Wade kilufer TO Louden, Whitted TO
Niehoff Stolen baseS--Nlehof. Pas
kert Sacrifice hits-W Whitfield Groh.
Hit by pitcher-Herzog. by Bender.
Struck out-By Bender /. by
Schneider. z. Bases on baiis-Of
Bender ] ; or Schneider umpires
--Quigley and Byron Time-l:55.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
FAILURE DE PORTION

Continued From Third Page. J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
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IOtAIa .--.---- II n v 81 n
'Bated Cor Schultz in tenth
score BY innings. r
phiiadel phla ..-u00 Geo 201 81
Cincinnati ,......t zoe GOO 2ol N~-3
a,1ursrv. T~n,0-hase htts-%eaIe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Sioux Warriors Are
Gathering for the
Opening Thursday

fAinBI ~. Nebs Anrli X lgpeeiai
faleGmm Although Sunday was eol5.
Manager Harry aGsper POI atteon eiouk
cilY players through three hour WORK
gpt ~ uis bail PARK diamond large
number ~ Baifb9B fans awaited them.
sflgfH NJ the opportunity u Beeing The
Weston leaausfs no through practice
Among fha iaiost arrivals IN Faifbnrg
included chafiey Donuelly ~ Churchman's.
vim worried behind The willow fof tbs
hiouA lasi Yeat 10 came from Ray
cilf. Nich. from y diabanded league.
A Mueller 81 ~ Louis il here lie
plaYod with thf bl 8tate league ~ giRia.
~ i9sl geaf ana guarded first base
Gforge HWia0p. whom The Hioun Dor
foEed from ~ Joe 10 finish The ssaaon
last yeaE IL irving 20 land q berth lie
hsila rom California 49,
Neaare cooHey, LeJeunet Kane, Hens
Icy claire and Crosby arc expected 20
arfiyo "a the city this week
The fIrst aahihitioB game Wlll be PLAYED
alih pmnhA hero ThufgtaY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04

dsg night betWean me a. y. sWsst mon
tenn mn TIE 1iD Tap. Jbe sWset ab0Ds
MN nm oif ~ three gamer, despite y
bsHdieap ~ n pins . gaBIe AWARDED "
fte Tlp Tops The aegfss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
tarium by the use Of greater care and
better Judgment

~. Haebs ieft statement h Witch ~
sald Inst me institution Wss conceived
IN B6pndless love n humanity aBd
that egefv PENN " he Dsepiss money
appropriated Tor II had gone into a.
In the COURSE NJ time" said the letter
whieH Wa addressed ~ the public, "eysry
man ang woman In chicago will Know
bom Df. Hachs i6Red Chicago ana how ~
baS alYeB bis Ne 70 H.
"BH death bas litlie 10 % With the pres
eBf controversy. / would not diAHlfY "
u nm simply HeafH,
with love ~ an
Df sachs Nas president ~ The Rational
Tuberculosis association, Ifs was said
N have besn very d6Wnhsaftsd as n 70
sut N 6tt6eks On hin witch be lsi1 ~
politics.
Mayor Thompson Nss 0ns Of his chief
critics.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
CENSURE DRIVES
SACHS TO SUICIDE
Friend Of Tuberculosis Victims Of
Chicago ENDS Life ~ Result
Of Charges,
HAD LOVE FOR HUMANITY

CHICAGO, April \, Dr, Theodore
y. Sachs, Until recently bead Of The
hoard Of directors 0f the Chicago
Muoieipai Tubefeulosls ssnliarlpm,
was found dead 10 bls office Sun
dsy. 10 bad evidently committed
suicide.
Ills demise, apparently premedi-
tated, came ~ dramatic etimaz u .
controversy ogef bis management 81
the saHltarjume lis friends IN public
statements aaeefied that cbarEes u
gross mismaHaRamcnf Df0te his
heart, - he had dev0ted hie life ~
the institution. Contractors VINO are
suing for fG6 900 from tie SAM.
tarlum testified that Dr. gaehe might
have saved the city stzG,G00 in the
construction u cottages a. the sanis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
CITY TITLE WON
BY MISS HUGHES
Defeats Mrs. n. w Huff Three
Games Out Of Five for WomaHs
Bowling Championship
ROLLS HIGH GAME or 220

1iSs LILLIAN Hughes Nen me N9tHabs
bowling championship ~ Omaha EatDf
my night ~ the Huntington alleys ~
defeaiiug Mrs. lf w. ff9ft tho title
holder, IN spsoisi nVs game match
Mrs finRileR W0n three ~ Tie figs
gspes md had ne highest t0tai ~ pins
Mra IfgH started o8t AMI GAINED lesd
OYsr the challenger by Winning the first
Two games u NM aHeN1 10 ~ Niss
fRGtl6 - uaka WhinniDd finish mr.
q giotofg IN bat Onf N tic Htee6adlBa
three games would haze aiFeD MIS- H9f
me b0Hef again, bgf Atias tftnhoa N8a
eGyai ~ De @ss and non e9ete DUe
~ tho last fhfff Rafuof
IN he third game Miss Ii1Rbet smashed
ibe pins f0f D I'm count, ufieh IL e0naids
tFsbio NJ bfofa eVen f1f d man lfef
finsi Rataa nae another high 0Ho, WifH r.
rum ~ ~ Affs ffaffs blgb a8mes
Nero ~ and a..
The Neofes.
Was Hughes .....iD IN I'm ~ ~ NJ
Mil fiuH III Tx IN M III Ell
speeIai Team Unteb,
bpeciai match war ais9 f0iisd saiaf,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Fulton Will Battle
Coffey, Reich and
Moran This Summer

%bW F0ltK. Apfn a. of6eiai ugiieo
uas foeaged tods2 ~ she ststs BOXING
commission nat Rffd fulton, tie slime
fOtA ba8RyWolRhf had been signed ~
mint three ueH NJ fiiis fltH. Fulton n ~
nabt Al H6ieb Ami ~. I'm C06sv On
M ab01t June ana Frank Moran On 0r
sDot Jal1 3
4 afHdleate bfaded ~ Jobn !. Nask u
PROMOTING fie senes ~ bgKlHG exhibitions
viii ne expectation that n viii result
II meeting betNeen fulton aBa Jsss
Wizard istef IN the feaf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
COBB SCORES TWO
RUNS, KAUFF NONE
Two Famous BatsmtD Oppose Zach
Other In Tiger.GiaHts
Game.
EACH ONE HAS rwo.BAGoER


HoygT0H, Ter ApBi ~ C0bD AMI
Jsnnls KaDf played with opposing tennis
today FOR The first lime ibis season IN
Kans IN Nhleb ils Detroit Americans
asfsatsd fbs bew YoFk Nationals, , ~ b
Eaoh ~ the famous bHtRin0a vas credited
Aiib q Two bsfa hlf snd four tines ~
bat cobb aeefed tg0 runs am Kagn
tieifnf s95s4t..... 6a207oft0a .fs Il
rev N0fks34tttsf4s y y NgH ggG q
liatie1ea Detroit cogelfati cgpnigg
HAm HHG rfAHHRf5 hfW f0fk, TeAffaus
Pamefo, Ifnafon Hnd Ug0lH
nsds win fTom fanLs
cfNci&NATi. 0hD. Apai b cgnela
natl Non dc nfft eal8biil0u game befe
ff0m ne hen Y0fk Amnlegn inaeHa
team, The local team fomaa ~ Dgsf fgB
b. ibs fblfq 0ff n double and single. and
added fwa mare IN he seventh m m
fuoE bssa On balls saefiflee bit ma .
single Re0ffs DffBa
Cincinnati atattastD0 090E0'1 Z Q
batteries Hsu Ysr. cHlisp abd syna
4aHkeft f'ine inHau, NaliffH. iifHfft Dale
and WiDha, iHfb
Cleveland Wins on Eany,
NEW CIu.Hhng. In Apfli b. a ninth
Inning rally IN the cleveland Americans
sfore6 tN0 runs ~ four Hita aHd enabled
them N defeat tbe chicago Nationals
hffs to-day, ~ T. Chicago bad taken The
Load n tba ffH taif ~ tha ninth On
Williams hawe run win teo On baaea
Heofat BHIE
fbieaRo ..,..,.100fB9B0ag =
CLEVELAND sfsfs4fta,R 09GgG9 20 y .
Haf9fles ahie8F0 Vaughan ma Afeh+
81 Cleveland H9uOn and GHtiL
Defeat for baltimore.
BALTIMORE Bd. April 8-Brooklgu
defeated fhe baltimore intefGailonais
is,nokign '..sfb4a06f6 no &
baltimore ssss00Gf0I900 g q
Gai,tHts Hfoetiyn Malls. cgidHel
md NecHffhFi baltimore. sDefHau.
1afnsa aiId AeAF0N
white soa Take one from Texans.
DALf.AB. Tex. April 3 fhe fiilCna0
Americans defeated the Dallas ffsgas
ieagDej team here ladaY. u - q ifama
runs we're made by Iiben ana Jackson
Tor Chicago Faore ltii q.
Chicago sftffssffssfstttfstffffffstI ~ u s
Dallas trfffs5s5,t+ tstttttftst5tts5 9
Batteries Chicago, hilef williams ana
Lynn Dallas. c0nlcg, LanareK blaeH
Aud AaekN8t
nmia ~ ~ Lsuis.
81 LOUIS, Mo. April 3 The ioesi
American. Nationals game postponed UNI
~ wedDosdagi rain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Greater Omaha Loop
May Change Date Of
Opening to April 9

1ae nate NJ tho opening Of tbe Greater
Omsiia if6Fue. The leading amateur loop
NJ the eif9, may BE- changed from Apri
~ - ADfl .. IN The former a8Y tbe
ttoufkes viii play he Bfsndeis toam ~
It6uf1le pafs. n VII he the first Sunday
Ratne f0f The professional elHb 10 0laaba
mn ne amateurs fe6f the crowds m
their games viii suffer accordingly On
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Induces sIsep,

Take IN heiis Pine Taf H0uey for
that backing nighi cough Il stops file
cough and gpu siecp ne An druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Many Amateur Pugs
Will Box at Boston

BOTTOM, Anil Amateur puailisi
from many cities viii participate in ne
American amateur baHlnH champion
ships tonight and fmorfaH ulghi The
entrants include che present fii' holde
IN several elaHaaa, and AMONG 400 oilifa
represented will be New pfeans. Detroit
Pittsburgh. hes York, chlaaFo, Toronto
and Montreal
Tho preliminary bouts will he fun or
tonight With the semi finals and finals
tomorrow niMhf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04

April . the gfeator Omaha loop would.
have dear field and T. n figured with
Ramea Nh Ln8aa. Armour aud Dueky
lfoimes parks, three ~ tha biggest
crowds Of he geaf would turn on Tho
ieagua viii hold meeting tonight ~ iie
Omah8 GBs company and this question
viii a96af an
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Coyr. Win the Game.

Tho corf Eleefucs won their nrsi
game n NE season whom they defeated
the Omaha Bicycle company Indians, 2
- 2. Tbe feature NJ the game was Inc
pitching N afleak" Ilubatka ana tha
catching Of Fred cfetci The battery
for the Indians was NaDeuf0 and Lang.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04

On dfnusht and IN bottles en- aad after
April tlh tie aafe aud haye caar ~
ms delicious brew Hcut 10 funf home
WIN d, hNahnda. Retail haalff
Phone nMAalAa VAN
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-05-05

Because the shirtwaist box must be
shallow, it is we'll to make it long.
Having procured the box, it is only
necessary to fasten strip two inches
wide along the center of the open top,
from end to end, for the hinge-strip A
Gig. 81, and hinge board each side
of it for the covers (B, Fig. g.. That
completes the carpentry. 1t will be
easiest to cover the box before the
hinge-strip and covers have been put
on, and to tack the cretonne on the
hinge-strip and covers before fasten-
ing them in place. The handles and
the castors go on last.
Have you a shoe backing case
in your room? Very few girls do own
one, yet it is an article of great i'm
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with a single receiver. Fig. 6 shows
the kind Of switch to buy-a single
pole-double-throw switch. This switch
must be placed outside of the window,
to provide for disconnecting the aerial
when the receiving set is not in opera
ton, as precaution against lightning.
Fig. shows the wiring diagram. One
wire from the switch must be ground
ed, also, as shown, outdoors. The re-
ceiving set must be grounded, and this
grounding can be taken care of by
connecting wire to radiator or
plumbing pipe.
With the receiving instruments
properly prepared and set up, and a
good aerial with it's lead-in wire per-
fectly insulated, you should be able to
receive from commercial stations at a
distance of at least hundred miles,
and from all amateur stations in your
vicinity.
The two telegraph codes-Morse and
Continental-must be learned. because
both are employed, though the Morse