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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
TRABAJ0 Y CAPITAL ASOCIkDQS
Trad. del foIlelo de John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.

Y gramdrS. como no 10 hacen IA SOS
pmha Y 81 cgOl>mO. TratarcmoS de
/ irm0>trar ,Iur no drbr ryiStir min
yuma aggression del 1rabaio para 81
Capital nj he cSt' para aquil. como
/ lampCro entire amboS factories aiSIar
dos.
Aunlur ~ ricrtn Que Ia 0%reanila-
/ ri6n liz llrabaio ti"nr funciuncS tan
importanlrS como Ia del Capital. c>to
n" luita que al=unos actnS irraz0na-
|hlrS - ori2inen IN ambaS formaS Ge
! a~Soriari6n. MurhaS vncrS las cGInhi-
narionrs del Capital :" iieyan a "fot-
Ia de- una man"ra inaircuada. on
iravinirHdo a las ii>po>irioncS H. Il
. ley Y sin irnrr IN rurnta los intrr1-
, rrSr> i. los trabaiad0rrs Y del pu
7 hIiro. Emprr>aS de rsta naturaIezi
! lrbrn ~cOnirnar>r con fIrm"Za. ha.
/ rifndOSr que dr>alareIcan pOr com
/ pirt1. AunJur elias r0nStiIuyan l.
exception. - la g"n"ralmentr II
P''''i''"H'' d >"> "'.'> '''o''"'''
lur Las drma> cOmbinacionrS del ca
,',.,l nor,i,, .a,
hunradrz Y Srau mutuamentc hnne-
ririorios son ~yiSfas siamnra ron re-
cello V tralaias con deScOnfianZa. Ec
la misma manrra. Succdc ~algunaS We
Yes. lur las combinaciones del Ira
bajo :. lirvan a cfrcIO sin tcn"r en-
ruenla los fcrerhos liz los melodies
prirticaS que So adOptan son dig
nos asi miSmn de In rrnSura general.
POr ESQ cabr derir que cSta cIase
he oryanjzaciones Irar e. drscrGIi
,,, Ia ,os,o.ho ,,hr, To-, or,.au m
""'
Ia y elulIa'I'a p"f ESQ deD"h II
i=uaIdad de c!Fcunstancia Ser comb
tidaS en- Ia mlSma fortna que los del
! Capital. Mas no drbe prrocupar a ma
die I,s ronseruarriaS mo So Les-
premium
lieS' pucsto queer pFlIc!pio ell 81 l.
mo IS abSoluIamente cleric y Ne"t.-
dcro.
;por IN. =. orjeinnn O puedan ORR
-inar,a danos Y prriujcios como ro.
suItado de las crecientes complic
clones en- Ia rondici6n de la jndus-
tria dnh.n,os ~nriyarnos do lbs hrn,-
ricio. an. 80 puedrn obtpner mediap-
f. 81 uso dc ley m6todos de- ,ro-
,r..o9 M M nodriamos jmn.dr. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
DES.ARR0LLAN GRAN .ACTItIDAB
LOS NILLISTAS EN CHIHUAHUA.

que las tropaS ca~rranciStas que ope-
ran por ~Bermejiilo al mando del j.
f. I-nariQ Ramos. capturaron tlrnto
vrinte rifles, algunos cabaI,o= Y III
carrg lie prQyi=!one=.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
Han conclude Francia e Italia I'm
acuerdo tecnico sobre municiones

de acurrdo con el cuaI los oDreroS
mrtalurgi>taS italianos Srran cnvla-
dos a las fabricaS De munlcIoncS
franceSas.
De conformidad ron 10 que dice Il
diario citado. han side conc!uidoS
talnbiGn algunoS acuerdos entire los
dos paisrS. rncaminados a meiorar Ia
racilidad de los traSportrS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
ESPIRiTISM0.
HISTORIC

Htsforis de Roma. Comprcnde deSds LS
orixeneS de HOTUa hG>Ia Ia cdida aeI IN
perlO romano De uccltcnte..-.--.- .oc
Historic de GccCla, GeSde los IeEl,Vs ne
roiCos haSta Ia desmemDracloh utI IL!E--
rio De OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .3e
q sol dc Mayo Memorials de "a iAlSTsSn 6o
cion. Con ErabatOS ~,
81 Ce-rO de las CampEllS- Con TtlFaIos &c
personaies hiS,0riCOs
sscerdOle y CaUdllo. Obrs releEehte a."
I~ldepeDtencla -
Los InsurSentcs. Continuation del reLa'o &c
In insurrecCiol contra ESpaha.--. 'Sc
Memorials de IN GuerrllleFO- HLsIoE!a uSto
Guerra de HcTOTma ...-..- .
Ia MsJestad Caids- NOyeis h!SioElca ue
revoluCi0l msdertSla ...- ~
Eeroe : CaudIllO- OoTa F0Illca poF D y I,
cl6s Salinas. Edici0n de lu!o.....-,S-V
Historic PaiTla. pOr don !uSto SIERRA it4S.
rrada con g.ahadOS ..-.-.--- ~
Historic de Mexico, Dor Nrfa!a; CO... t'
nrimsr0s t.empos hasia Ia raida del Sc
Sundo ImpeTIO. Tn jDmo ie!a--:-...s'..
FDtsOGlc= NiliIlTr> McNlrangS- HteTIa Ie
Y~ndependenCia t Invasion NoTte-A America,
na. J ICmOS -,
De PorrlriO Dlaz & Francisco Macero- vDES
Dolittca pOT c! Dr.. Lara fdrdo.-.--.S'4
Ssr-.rioneS HIst0TIC3S M5Ilcan4S- IInut-
clones Y i'yeDGaS. HnT'pnSO ApIo ue>.t"a,
N a cI:I.Yar q Scli,meHio pdtIIO tn q
corsz6n de los hijOs dc Mexico uDra Hls,
radI con grabaCoS y elegaaie caEa'u4a .
r1ID-eS w.
Historic General de Mexico por Iuho "a.
IA Peyoiuc!6n de Mexico ' Ell 1mperaltsmo
Yankee. OSra pO.Itica de mUcAo h'erps
y d. scTualidsd wv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
RELIGION.

zisrorls sagrsd. ~aecoplacton sopereis del
SntlEuo : Nueyo TeStamento- Libro que
canriene Is cpmplicsda historic del pue-
Mo de Isrsel Y cue ptnta las llSurss dc
SstrfsrCas Y proretas, viendOse c!srsmen-
- r1m0 Sc prepare el STan SuceSo de IS
ISaLS nrents s.. ee
,oyens del Sanio Nino lie Aiochs.....-. Ice
La Imitsci6n de Cristo -.--...------.--- s9c
CaIeclsmo de R.paid2 --...---.-'..-'-- lse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

!. Compre listed Siemprc sUS iibr0S en- :
eSta casa. POr Su Daratura ' Su ELL :
caris en- ell dcSpachO de los pedidOS a.
!. eS la que mayor cOnfianza inspirs al .
: publicO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.

81 Hombrs cue RE 75c
Cartas A Ia Novia 75c
La Leyenda de los Slglos ...........-... 75e
Nuestra Sehora de Paris ............... SSc
Han de Islantia o Fl Hombre Fiers.... csc
FL AIo Terrible 75c
Los Mtserables, > tomos ..............SI.5
Los TraDaiadores del Mar .............. Csc
e Noyenta y Tres. Episodes de Ia Revolt
rIdn FRANCESCA 75c
DiOs ........ 75c
81 Destierro ssc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
sgaAs POETICAs DE PEA.

10
Las Gloriss de IeIiCo. Collection de COM
posic!Ones deGicsdas : IA pstriG : 8 s4s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
P0ESLAe.

pnpsrss de Antonio PlaZs .....-..... Soe
Ps-.uAat'%- i9c
possfss De Manuel ACUhs- Aunentadss COD
Ell drains "Ei PasadO" ..-.-- QUO
Los TrovadOres de Mexico. HernOsa cOisC-
cion De poeSLSs Gs uueSio9 49, Sue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
CIENCIAS 0CuLTsS

Secretos de los Carlos. Arte dc ganar a
tOdpS los jueEOS
La Gran MaSla SuprcTUa ..........--.:.. 1uc
EnChirjdiOneS. GTimOriOS ' Pcni1cu!OS Ihc
La Gran .srita AdtyinadOra ; el NIeIo
Drulla de las FirdInideS .............. 2'c
FL Dragon RUiU o FL Arte de NaAdaT a los
Manual dc Na-ta Blanca ............... 25c
Manual dc Na-la RuIa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2ac
Manual de NdgIa Negra .,........-.... -2c
ClayfrUla dcl Rev Solomon -...--..---- &c
e Poder del Pensaiuirnlo: ~ Domino y
cuitura. uhra para estudiar Ia fueTza del
TeSoro de NilagrnS de IA Cruz de Carayaca-
VerLadera iOy3 del OCUitiSno .-..:.-.- oDc
Los AdmIrab!cS SecreiOs de Alberto 81
=, i fra ~ Yagno de san Cipriano. Edici6n uni
ca : compleia del ramoSO Grin0FlO, con-
stderada como Ia So!a sutehtica entire %
sac-er0s dc Ia PrrsE!d;gttaci6n Y la Magia.
Le~cciones de eScaIAoleo J preshdlEitaaoo
LIS CIavicuia del Hechiccro. o Libro de san
CtprlanO. con Infinidad de SccTetoS.- SIC
81 D!rcionaTio Informal. COniicre 10 .reIe-
/ rente Z las apaTtCioneS, maSia Btalca'
roJa 8 negra. aGrvlnacIone>, cen!uIoS;
encaniamientos, etc. Wv
Dogma Y Ritual de Ia Alta Magla. Esla
oors enSeNa los miS,erlOS de las clenciaS
ocultss. COnIieue el tTIangulU de >alc-
| mon. la irradlaC!6n maglCa, Ia CaDala. Sc
creIos del eXiiO. nIgTOIHanCla. eic....S9.W
e Verdsdero LibrO Internal. TTaIadO COM
p!eto de las cienciss ~OcultaS: Conliene
ell libro dc san Cipriano. Ia ciavIcula de
Solomon. inyocaciUneS. conJuroS, Ell DTa-
ron Roio Y la Cabra Internal, recetaS de
Ia Relna Cleopatra. etc.......--.--... 1oc
81 Verdadero Dragon Boio. Conttene pac-
fos ingernaleS, encantamientoS, mOdo de
bscarsa invisible. etc SO. 90
yerdadero Horoscope para Adivlnar 81 PoT-
yani- SOC
sscre.os del inferno ........-....-. &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

pics los camin0s. poblados. Y ciuda-
ics para cuando Sc Ie lIegue la no.
ia dc volvcr a la ticrruca.
UN HEACCIONARIO,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
OBRAS De VENTA EN- LA LIBERIA DE IGNACLO {. LOZAN0
La casa MAS sedhada In mas gura Ia qe ten ell mape surhdo la que vede mas ara" ZOE
pehdos Sc dspachanpor cmeo saas pagados Ell mBmo daq rscbe la 6aen

Layalie NeZicano eoc
AnCOra de Salvacion ec
Comu!gador General zoe
peHTIero IayaIle de Ia !uventud o Deyo-
rtIoSnfia Elemental. por Balnes. Contiene
i6sira- meIa,fSica. ettca, etc.....-....sl.2s
~Oeyoc!onarIO Guadalupano -........---s 4Se
'Stariznn 90 Perseverance, 1i-ss
I os MartireS. o Ell Trtunlo de Ia heAslon
CriStiana. LibrO cuya lecilra nos hace
ssisrr a Ia IuCha de dos seneraciones
cOnfrarias: "a una armada cen los arreos
de Ia rerocidad, y Ia otTa con el simDolo
81 Gsnio del CrtstIaGlsmo. Esta obra, como
Ia snterior. es de las mejores para los
hogares. Ambas eStSn ediisdas q todo
INTO
NOyELAS DE 4 Zoe CADA UNA.
FL BeceTro de orc
81 HtiO Maldtt
n Manuscrito de mi MadTs
Maria, poT Jorge lSaac5
Fl Cura de Aldes
Dora
Azucela
soyELAs A 5sc CADA UNA
Msldstas sean las MUjeres
Aaldlios Sean los HOmbres
Msld!tas Sean las Suegras
Arte de Ruscsr Martdo
Las Eyas Modernas
e Novgo P.estado
Is Ffiia de las Flores
Ell Purgatoric de las SOlteras
Fl ?afafso de las MuieFes
81 inferno dc los HOmoTes
viva hi NoviI!
e. Hada Ge los Mares
Su MaieStaG el Amor
Mslii.o Sea Ell NOR
La Princesa del Dollar
Amor ) MartlTio
La Hi!a de
Porrue Sc CaSau los dombres
FCTCue Sc CaSan las MuIereS
Porque Pecan las Mujeres
PorGue ReinCiden las ViudaS
e. Collar de Esmeraldas
las HtJas de Champagne
e Nidu de RuiSefiores
Las ObreraS del Amor
e ST de las Nir3S
La ViTta Allegro
LIS Nina de los JaZmlnes
Calvario &c Amor
Por Segulr q Il Muller
MalditoS Sean los Cei0S
LIS CO-Ie del Amor
FL Alma en- IN Beso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
9BRAS DIEERShs-

AlmanaQue IluStrado para 1916. soc.
Manual de la Crfa de Gallinas. -.........s1.O0
yiaIa,Alrededor del Mundo. Interesante re-
laci0R nOrelesca de IN viaJe por las prin-
cipales regiones ; ciudades del mum
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
VlRGINIANS TO MEET
INDIANS HERE TODAY
Newark Club VIII Open FourGams Series With Richmond
This Afternoon Humphreys or Qettings VIII Oppose
Fred Tenney's Proteges in the Box

Fred Tsnnsy ana his Newark In
dams make their initial bow OF the
season to Richmond fans this after
noon at l:s0 o'clock. ct which time
the New Jersey pastimers open for
"a four game series with Billy Smiths
Richmond virginians.
Just who Manager Tennsy wlll send
against the Vfrginians In the opening
encounter of the series this afternoon
Is not known. but 1t Ii believed that
either Lefty Humphrey or Getttngs.
lats Of the Newark team. The last
named hurler, who was signed by
Manager Smith Tuesday. arrived in
Richmond yesterday morntnG and
made his drst appearance in . Rich
mond uniform. He II q tall young
ster. ana after seeing him warm up
yesterday Manager Smith declared
that he believes that the HEAVIER viii
be able to hold his own with tho
local club. Gettings II anxious to
oppose his erstwhile teammates this
afternoon. ana there = . strong prob
ability Of Manager Smith giving him
a chance. Humphreys has not been
worked in but ono inning IN several
days, owing to the injury sustained
Oy the yOuuB pCrtSiu0T WnAo 9uuAu8
q base in Providence.
While Richmond has been going
bad during the past few days. the boys
are expected to pull themselves to-
gether this afternoon and begin win
ming some games. Before leaving last
night Manager Dave SheAn remarked
that Richmond undoubtedly has one
Of tho best teams IN the International
League. He says II II a mystery to
him why the team has not been going
good recently. He says that the vir-
ginians are the best fielding combina-
ton he has tackled since tho opening
Of the season.
VIII Fight for Newark Games.
Manager Smith realizes that his
team Ia not going half a. good as they
should, but Billy Is q fighter and he
Is going to make his underlings ex-
tend themselves the limit to get the
majority Of the games from Fred Ten
|ney's proteges. The Indians have been
going good recently. but Billy believes
that he will be able to capture three
out OF the four games scheduled with
the visiting aggregation.
It must be remembered that the
virginians have been opposing the
greatest baseball machine in the In
ternationai League for the past three
days. The Providence club has won
thirteen out of the last fourteen con-
tests, so II will be seen from this that
Richmond Is not the only victim OF
Dave Shean's victorious march. Bal
timore lost -four straight games to the
Rhode Islanders just before the las,
med club came to Richmond Mon.
day.
Richmond is due to squirt about now
and 1t wouldn't be surprising to see
them make It a clean sweep with tbs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
GET ONLY ONE
HIT AND BEAT PUFFS

HopeweII Va. June Rocky
Mount with one lone HIT which did
not figure In the run getting. defeat
ed Hopewell in the closing game Of
the series, to !. Bennett started
for the locals, but because Of . sore
arm, was relieved in the sixth inning
with one. out and two on. without
having allowed a hit. Crabble walked
Parmalee and Poh drove fly into
deep center. scoring Edwards with the
winning run. The Puffs found Spaid
for five clean singles and one earned
run. but he was at his best in the
pinches. retiring Hopkins in the sew
enth inning for the third out with
the bases filled and striking out Crab
BILE and Handiboe in the ninth with
Barnett on second base.
The visitors played perfect field
ing game. while the Puffs are charged
with three errors, Benefits costing a
run in the third inning.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
CHALMERS MACHINE
SETS new RECORD
Especial to The sacnmond v,rssnA.n.l

Especial to The Richmond virs1nlan.)
New York. June 9@P4viAg
Chalmers a,A0o r. p. n, 0x-1o
Roadster. B. r. BurphAm. Of Deeroit,
shattered all records from Chioago -
New York today. making trip n
thirty-one hours nat. The total dis-
lance was 1,Oz7 mileA The old record
for tho distance held BY b. G. Pa4tar-
son, OF Golfers Weekly. pAtterson
drove = Packard Six-30. his time be-
ing 35 hcurA - minutes Burpham
drove q stock roadster model, carry
Ing full equipment, Including fsnderA
From Cleveland to Elmira he was re-
lieved by A. q. walden The run from
Chicago to New York was practically
continuous. no stops being made. save
for gasoline, oil and water.
The drive from Cleveland to New
York city was made in q steady down.
pour of rain. slowing up the car and
making the constant use OF chains
necessary. Many narrow escapes from
accidents were encountered by drivers,
especially when crossing the Allie
ghenys by night Frequent detouru
for torn-up roads, steep grades and
narrow trails made night travelling ak
trenely hazardous.
parwins s. Hatch, editor OF Motor
Age, checked the car out OF Chicago
and upon arrival at Ono Hundred ana
Twenty ninth Street In New York.
During entire trip high speed S,4UU
r. P. NJ motor In the Chalmers car
never faltered and every grade en-
route was made on high gear. The
average speed over LOAF miles Of
rough country road and mountain trail
was SO ITO miles per hour.
The record Of the Chalmers Six-30
under adverse conditions In consider
ed one OF the most phenomenal rec
ords ever made by a motor car OF
American manufacture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
TOO MUCH PITCHING
BEATS PETERSBURG
Coolers Lose Portsmouth Truckers by Score Of to O.
Rocky Mount Tarhees Are Winners Over Hopewell
While Builders Again Defeat Norfolk.

Petersburg, Va, June Pearson.
the Truckers star hurler, held the
Coolers to two hits in today's game,
while his teammates were piling up
nine hits. including a double, and two
runs. The fielding OF both teams was
perfect. but the Coolers could do
nothing with Pearson's delivery, and
he had an easy shutout Marks pitch
ed creditable game, but the visitors
succeeded in punching their hits and
sacrifices to advantage. The entire
Petersburg infleld put up a splendid
fielding exhibition. while Allen and
Klein gathered in seven chances in
the outfield, some of them being difa-
cult The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
Score by innings.

Score by innings: r..
Newport News 80. $40 900 002-11
Norfolk ...........0 oi 0o4 100 6
Summary: Stolen base-Smith. Sac
riflce hit-Pahlman Sacrifice fly
Walters. Two base hit-Crist, Whit
ted. Home runs-scbplte (2). Dou-
BILE plays-Crist to Wfatten to PAIL
man: Hartsell to Newton to Morpeth.
Innings pitched-By vos4 2-3: by
Cochran. g. Hits-On vom. .; OF
Cochran. 8. Struck out-By voss. 81,
by GARDINER, 4: by NickA 2. Hit
by pitchsr-Hartsell (by 0srdinier).
Left on bases-Newport News, 9; Nor
folk. 10. Time OF game-2:16. Um-
pire-nossano.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
FREE PASSES CAUSE
CARDINALS DEFEAT
Charley Hall Holds Braves to Four
Hits. hut They Win by to
Score,

Boston. juno Charley Hall held
the Braves to four hits today. but he
issued two passes, which enabled Bos-
ton to capture the game. to e. Ko-
netchy received both of the lucky
passes. In the fourth he scored on
Wilhoits single. the latter also cross
Ing the plate on a steal and Tragessor's
safety. Konetchy walked again in the
sixth and scored on Wilhoits triple
The visitors got their runs in the
eighth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
BROWNS VICTORIOUS
OVER NEW WORKERS
Game by Anrseutng Twelve
Inning Battle.

ST. Louis. June THE Browns
made It I'VE straight victories when
they nipped the Yankees. 8 to 6. In
twetve innings today. Fielding fea-
tursd. High. Marsans. Shotton and
Miller making spectacular catches that
sent the game into extra innings. In
the twelfth Eisler opened WITH a SIN
gle. Pratt popped to Heating. Marsans
grounded to Mullen and Johnson's
single through Gedeon won the game,
Jones used seventeen players. Well
man holding tho opponents TO ono hit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
TAKE ANOTHER
FROM THE NORFOLK TARS

Norfolk. Va, June driving
Cochrans curees to all corners of the
lot. the Shipbuilders today iced away
the final game OF the series In the
first two stanzas OF a weird contest,
particularly from a local standpoint.
1t was the sixth straight game the
Tars have dropped to Newport News.
Schultz was the bright batting star
with four hits, two of them homers.
and three runs to his credit In Ave
chances.
Seore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
GoODBRED DOWNS ROYALS
IN OPENER OF SERIES

Montreal. June THE Royals re-
gained some Of their lost laurels
against Buffalo today when they
trounced the visitors to the tune of
G TO 2. Goodbred was on the mound
for Montreal. and held the Bisons in
hand in all but the fourth inning, al
though they collected twelve hits off
him. Anderson allowed the Royals
only nine hits, but the locals punched
them. Both teams had perfect day
ia the aela.-Tfie- score: --
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08

Acknowledgement Sale has issued an
order for the election By Company l.
First Infantry, to name . captain. to
succeed Captain r. E. Craighill. OF the
Lynchhurg Muskateers. who gave up
. lieutenant coloneicy to become cap
tain Of his home company and was
reelected by his regiment to again
hll the -colonslcy. The cleo
ton II set for July L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08

Summary: Two-base hit-Pearson.
Sacrifice htts--Emery, Henry, Fox, st.
Martin (fiy). Stolen bases--Parker,
Candy. Irmscher. Struck out--By
Pearson. 8: by Marks, l. Bases on
balls--By Pearson. 8. Hit by pitcher
by Pearson. / (Kleinl. Left on
bases-Portsmouth. Z; Petersburg. a.
Umpire--Brown. Ttme-1;45
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08

Paris. June THE death IL an
nounced Of Emile FAguot. member OF
the French Academy and Of many
learned societies. He was flfty-eight
years OF age and unmarried. He was
the author Of many historical and crit
teal works. professor OF French litera-
ture in the faculty Of letters, Paris,
ana had been an academician since
1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
New on Company Forme1. .

Pittsburg. Pa. Juno 1.-Announce-
ment was made here today Of the or
ganixation Of the Tropical Oil Com
psny. composed OF Pittsburg interests,
to develop oil AsldS In Colombia. South
America. II has = capital Of SSo,0O0,-
900. II which the par value Of each
share = e4k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-08
Totals -.........
HopeweIl.

mers. Eisel (2), Poh (fy), Mace (2),
Stolen bases-Rowe, HAndiboc. Struck
out--By 6paid. Z; by Barnett. /; by
Crabble, l. Base on balls-By Spaid
8: by Bennett, 8; by Crabble, 1. wild
pitch-By Bennett Hits made-OR
Bennett. 0..and / run in 8 Is innings
Left on bases-Rocky Mount. Z: Hope
well. 8. Umpires--Mr. Hughes. Time
It's.
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Providence.
Totals :. :. :. ss Is II Il

Score by innings: r.
Richmond -. ~. 900 900 ee1-a
Providence ...... DOL 100 0o2-
Summary: Two-base i1its-Banks-
ton. Powell. shean. Hendryx. Three
base hit--Eibel. Balk-Rhoades
Stolen bases--Brainard. Blackburn,
Onslow. Double plays-Rhondes to
Roche 10 EibeL Struck out--By
Rhoades, 4; by PeterA /. Base on
balls-By Rhoades 2; by Peters, 8.
Hit by pitcher--By Rhoades (Shean.
Fabrique). Wild pitch-By Peters, i.
Left on bases-Richmond. Z; Provf-
dence, II. Umpires-Keenan and
Hart Time--1:40
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stolen bases-Bescher. Bethel, Konet-
chy wilholt. 2. Double plays-Hafl to
corhan: Maranvilie to Konetchy; Ira
sesseF to Meanwhile ases on balls
of Hall. 4; OFF Ragon. 2. Struck out
BY Hall. 4: by Ragon. g. Passed ball
TragesHer. Umpires--ODay and Eason.
Time-l:3s
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Portsmouth. .; Petersburs. o.
Rocky Mount. 3: Hopewell, /.
Newport News. II: Norfolk, 8.
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Games Today.
Hopewell in Petersburg.
Rocky Mount in Newport News.
Norfolk In Portsmouth.
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SUMMARY; TWO base nft-Shotton.
Home run-Sisler. Sacrifice hits
Mullen. Marsans, johnson. Heating.
Miller. Double play-Pratt. Hartley
to Austin. Passed ball-Nunamaker
Stolen bases-Baker. Marsans, Pratt.
Hit by pitched ball-By Plank (Gil-
hooley). Bases on balls-Off Plank,
8: on Park. l; off Keatin~. 5. Struck
out-By Plank. 8; by Park, L: by
Weilman. 2; by Heating. 4. Umpires
and Evans. Tinne-2:55.
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PtttsburH in New York
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
st. Louis in Boston.
Chicago in Philadelphia.
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American Association

Indianapolis. 1: Louisville. 0.
Minneapolis. 8; Kansas city, 8.
Others postponed, rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Boston, 3; st. Louis, =.
Others postponed. rain.
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Indians. Billy Il. fighting mad. ana
just watch him make his boys put
up the Tight Of their lives 70 cop the
major portion Of this rsmatning con.
tests this season.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

New Orleans, Z; Memphis. 8.
Nashville. 4: Atlanta. 3.
Little Rock, Z: s, Mobile, 5. 0.
Chattanooga, 10; Birmingham. o;