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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Now that the elections are over
it is of vital importance to all. no
matter whether they supported
Presid mt Wilson or Hon. Charles
E. Hughes. or any other candi-
date to get down to business and
make an eff prt to develop the rich
resources of this splendid country.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

The great election is all over
now. We know all about it, 80
let us all get down to work and
still further advance Franklin on
the road to prosperity.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

We are now having ideal sugar
making weather, and the planters
are busy from early morn till
night harvesting their crops.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Bell can put you at the wheel of
me quiet, smooth, sure-running
Wellys-knight Five Passenger
Touring Car for S1t75 90.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

The City Couucil will hold it's
regular monthly session next
Wednesday night.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Mr.. Joseph CYCLIC has accepted
1 position in the Clothing store of
MI. Sam Silverman.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11
Episcopal Church.

Sunday, Nov IL. 1916
Holy Communion 1870 m.
Sunday Sch As m
Hoy Communion anu S.rm a.
Ii m
We pers and Litany 5p m,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Neil McNeil's 5 and 10 cenl
store has novelties of all kinds
Give US a call.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

This month and next month re-
mains in which the voter can pay
his poll tax, the requisite for every
man to vote. Have you paid
yours, Ii not, doit now.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

There will be skating at the
Jackson Roller Rink every Friday
night from 1880 TO 1890 p. m.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

The Banner notes with pleasure
that subscriptions to the Confede-
rate monument fund have been
gradually increasing since last
week as is shown by the addi-
tional names in the present iesue
this paper. There is still
goodly amount to be raised but
we are CO, fiient that it will soon
be paid in full by the generosity
of the ci,izens of the Parish OF st
Mary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Aodel SOB Ooverland Five
ssssenger Touring Car will pull
10y ous OF hole. Investigate it,
\ Bells.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Hearty Congratulations are ex-
tended Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Buhler
on the arrival at their home on
Tuesday last of a fine, bouncing
BOY baby. We are glad to learn
that both mother and babe are
doing nicely.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Mr.. Henry S. Palfrey was a
business visitor to New Orleans
yesterday.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11
The ellison Players.

The theatre. goers of Franklin
and vicinity have shown their ap-
probation of the work of the Gil
son Stock Company, by giving
them capacity houses each per-
Torrance This is one of the best
organizations ever seen here. and
their plays are out of the ordinary
and new. "Barriers Burned
Away, GA Bachelors Honey
MOON and "The Woman He
Bought" were the plays given,
and each came in for its share of
favorable comment. Franklin
audiences have had the name of
being cold and unappreciative but
they certainly warmed up during
this company's stay and once it
seemed to passers-by that a riot
must be taking place inside the
theatre on account of the deafen-
ing applause. Mr. ellison and his
company will be welcomed here
Mt any time.
Mr.. Henry Murrell, we regret to
learn, is confined to his home
through illness.
PRINTZESS SUITS, the suits
of distinction. and BETTY
WALES DRESSES. For sale at
THE SPECIALITY STORE.
A regular session of the Circuit
Court of Appeals was held in
Franklin on Wednesday last.
Five cases were on the docket. |
Thy were argued and submitted |
and the Court adj ,urped after be-
ing in session one day.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11
$4,000

as follows: Three 500. 90
bills. one $50, 90 bill, and the
balance III smaller denomi-
nations. Also one note for
$40. 90 in favor of Bonnie
Buniff, payable at the Com
mercial Bank IL Trust Co.,
and endorsed by the under
signed.
A reward of $4,000 will
be paid for the return Of the
pOcket-book and contents
VIM. KYLE.
Franklin, La, Nov. I, 1916
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11
Opera House. Thursday, Nov. 16.
Prices 5c-1Oc.

Anybody can be game winner,
hut 1t takes a man to be a game
loser.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Before purchasing elsewhere |
call on Neil McNci's 5 and 1OI
cents store
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-11

Mr.. Henry Murrell, we regret to
learn, is confined to his home
through Illness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
WILL REPLY
SHORTLY AS To SUSSEX

washington April Amb@aaaasr
Gerard a. Bertha natsnsa Ehe state
Department today that the German
Foreign 0ntcs had iarse med hin that
lI Weula "a Ake its answer &c tAia gov
srusmaas la tha sussex case Rv1kh8u a
fsw days. 9erpAnys reply wiBi be
10 khs tmauiry oG tba Cnitaa HtAt@S aa
10 Whether Germany accepted r@Hpon~
ssbluty tof the attack on the ChAnnei
iiRef.
ln4@as Germany accepts Feap0nai
htlits officials Indicated to-day that
theY do net expect anY set&ea bY ghta
sovwFaaaent for several @S@ka as least
An baRsadsr sharp at Paris advised fhs
Stale Department to-day thmt amta@vtfa
geA ArdinM ire attach On tns ausss& ara
Ga route 60 thim eouagrf am khs Ginsr
81 Pael Secretary Lansing maas 81
clear that ne decision would be reached
ns thia government unttl taeaa AIT
aavltA have been received kAa s8
aninaa Is vas Indicated that the F@s
poFta 70 gar presented tp The depart
aaaas r0Aafala8 tha Sussex ara very
laeahcEusivS,
information Feaehaa ths department
tagAay thai naaahsF oF kAe eFew % the
Mani n@sthF Engineer saw kha psHsooBa
~ 4 submarine t@@t before khAg ss@-
ssl waa attacked Ths department asd
ASA akAsa the aauFe@ Of tbs infegaA
tlaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
SlH STAFF DRIVEN
OUT BY SMOKE

New York. April 1.-Two whol@sAis
paper houses. at 10 ana ID BeekTuan
Street. we're destroyed, and adjacent
buildings were damaged by a IRE that
alarmed downtown New York this
afternoon The loss is estimated az
between SIS. 808 and st0o. 600. Th0us-
anas OF persons fed from nearby
buildings and Joined thousands more
arom tns NaxgScrmpar si@srsos who
1aTuznsd the narrow streets to watch
the firsm@n battle with the amnaesL
Streams we're played on the buildings
until well into ths night. although the
fire WAS under coatroi two hours after
the alarm Was sent Ia
The cause Of she are IL unknown
tx started la the ola Cushioned ave-
story building at ts H@eAguAn Street.
occupied BY wholesale paper dealers
TIE names soon spread 20 No, 10.
Nothing bat the brick shells OF these
buildings were isga
The oIa Morse building az Tao
Nassau street was damaged and the
of1ce@ Of tns New ! erik sun. at 1a8
Nassau street were huad with smoke
and Gha STAFF giad 70 the strsat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
RICHMOND COLLEGiANS LOSE
CLOSE GAME TO WAKE FOREST
Although JOHN Allows Oarohnians Only Quartet Of Safe
WaIopa and Spiders Garner Just Twice AS Many
They Drop Contest TO TarheeA to

WAKE Forrest. n g., ApFil ~ Rich
naeaa CullNKu Spiders lost i3Fat game
OF SoutneTn tFip 10 Wake Epre@k BY
sees@ ct . ta &. la tire snappiast "a ae
se@sa sa horne grounds he years. From
fsr@4 contest wa@ pitchers battle h@~
tween G.swia and joint Ia whtoh ahs
niahmand twigiee haa much better 81
th@ duel, helms h1t safety 0nty Sanf
siuka@. whiie Lewis wMN touched for
9a@A& The visitors scored Ia tha
tAaFa. whsn Mtit@F was walked aud
ssserwa GA kAKsaas long three n&aa@K
81 left Iassan scored she aaxs minute
9n @ans@2a PLAY nsatlF eascagea villa
gsF0@@aay al hat
wake Forest tssA ia hsr half nf
third when f'eFrea was hlt ana Huhiey
given q pass Beth 81 ~ hem aeag0d GA
ktaxiyiasa long aFiKe ta laft. Fhe work
aF fAANau Al short Fitt at tnira and
3asasY an tma snauAA WAS aF @aneA+
slwnal variety Gavtyto 81 short ana
M@xuaon IN ief handled several hard
chances Ia erfesleaa nsmnn@f
ksEM @e@vBs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
AViATORS FALL INTO
HAMPTON ROADS

HpFFatA Va april Axta8spa III
g0Nsa eu ASS 1aaua t3ana4. % the
NuFuas Aviation a0sasA fe1 zee g@ss
AAtu th@ aa@u ~ h&mps0M aaaas sws
teEaax y hsM they AtKempsaa ~ al
trees the Af0uNssa sf tba sahaet Is fha
s@fae msahiWe whlan uiaas a FeaaFa -
Mhahiaaton fpam &ssgpsN Nawa sat
WFaAN Fhs8 escaped aAlntWgaa. thaaA a
aaa wiaa pf sha m@ehima wAa bAalT
damaged atep@aaa aE tha wAmgma
whtl@ 1ha mMehtne maa tegataM IL
said a. have eA4sea gha accident
4h@ aaFapta@e ta SHILOH tea niaAt
@Aa asaempteA IL 6Fixen ~ Asa
hsK sepawex anstas IL - aAa hishnmt
Rs~aeAa Ana MHat nteaeEB miltsAgY
gFeetss aiplaHs eaiAt IN the tfaitea
states. sAa IS the sans tYes hataN
hAtlt Ia Na@paft News Ger sbs NaMlisA
~aA #aaetRn Npv@rnnsemt@
AqaaTaiua ID G@atata Baldwin whe
mas charge ~ tha NaFtia AvtAgivA
sahos1 sAa damage "a the maeniaa t.
aems pasMttvsiy annaA ama saa be re-
p@ifsa ia short uase
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
BOSTON BRAVES ARE
HERE FOR CONTEST
WITH VIRGINIANS
Iane win BE Called This Afternoon By Umpire Pred Wsser
welt Promptly at $50 Clock John Evera Rabbits
Meanwhile Sherwood magee, Ed Konetohsy and Other
Starts VIII Be In Bostouians' Lineup

fh~ar asw@msmma@ 81 ms@a#@ STRESS
Park. sAe mssNaaazaSma am@ A4@@s&~
eFm swsrs saeAaea ana fA2 szsw& 80
amw - axw@~se@ - swpa @MeamA fAm
m~Nw4@@m smm-
VITA samma@ww asaal8mmm me@ smmA
sa@n ~ 8s&m@w Mw@vMs MzmA&axe~
aarm# sskae. aA@wss@@@ N@@@@s &c
a ssa@swA@s. HG@nk@ ts@war 500
gfarherm RmaasBAs wva@s aAsa as@asMs
an ~ th@mm el@x@sm Amwe @~@a "a
she fgnss@kamhe Kmr sww@vmf a@sm@m@A
ans ghev aammfa BE- ksw a3@ sxsmm
s@sas hexe. Sc wzaH - r~nsssa h@r@s
fhne tA@ mhsgws~ as@msa@nesa hmFs@sa
practically pfseA@a tAn r8v@ we@ ~
thm w@waAsm eAass naasaahan In 1914.
az im varF nssasa asae saaf aasa@aaA
#ns Trsev svfl8 hw se@a IN @~skem
hmpa ea&A Rgsswn@@@ zMm&a@& fAA
Eirwansasa. vvaffs @tHamk~ fsewMys
ere hm ra a8tfsm@ esfeAeT, wsEs W.
&c sha BnSwtwfmw ws@- M4maw@w M8S~
~ sua4sh mamess assets lass mt@Aa ahss
30 vsttI mnaa sse fsaeas@m sssA Fsa~
gyla asrse. sha y@wnw k@ws@xws -
tAe as@sss for tbs locals. ~ sfta@mm
aeynmtaa vvsgt a. fhe rmsea8s@s
Esassh mmrke ard Csgem@@m Am~@
hs~s displaying ees@asserAsAe kazs@
guo@mfls aaa aAnARes HmtkA h@-
n~vem fhmf the yew s@seeTs WITH
naMha gawuaisaa BE mhssvtmM smwfM@a
sh@ @@ms@msm@a-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
CHARLES FRANCIS IS
EASILY THE WINNER

hoata A&a. ApFit s.--ttveraAat aGae@
SAG v~rp aFainaFg card Rsps sha
agteaaAnas aawa al ghs s.rlnas Georges
Gsunts tfAsA tssaaY asvsa Hw@aEs
we're contested. imglaatAM the aua@m
Au@s purse, s aaVam fuYtsag an&iF,
Appabtia@W she F@a @WAY eA hatur~
gay Was ne msatam % piaamw tgs
a&Y ia fhie rAs@s aat al $40 ataMa ef
Rhe Maaaa asa ha eNem threaten tha
wtan@e Banmaa@as KimS worth baA&
ths barrier twe l@as&hs aAa ahu = 81
Aos,a Asesa &c ths bead 81 she stretch
" here ahe w@sAes@ss saa kheW Pen
meA@3 e@Me aa - sla b8 e@a tsnat az
Astl8 WAila Pals t4@iaa nMmaMwd tsG
Ask ias9 gAs thfF4 haia
EhAfsa@ NYaaalA At = lagiaF pxtaA.
woa las iaak naaah@F la commanding
fashiau ~. Kendall tha suueh -xaats
sa .auaaF W4s#aeA ap : say "a ave
ianAGha III sma AFat h@gf = sulla. ba4
HsableA ~ ltAa 1Aok knife AaA ga
lABaA aakatas 81 she aN8@4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
DON1VAR'S YANKEES
LEAVE FOR NEW YORK

Waealtag. w, Wa. Aggta sy---sAxa pa ! sr
ana Ass board eR strategy ea@@ha
tr@th ea& OF aars early saas ewsasnm
fav A@w York TA@ Yankees wgt8
reach Aoms In glaa@ TO ms@s the Hgss&
rsw AresrnDon Tns sfn@~u0 Ger sh@
game tn Broosiyn wtm be ina s@n@ a.
ina ana wtSA wh9ah sh@ xaa@e@a wtgl
spea sha Americas Lea see, grfm4aasSna
p&pp C&sAson. FeSA apaamh @aG Bakss
ga ths twdeld ana Ma@@s. Ak@l#sl and
al8haai&y ia taa ewtn@Ea
Th@ YANKEES w@Fs schsdai@a ~ PLAY
here to-day. bug rain prevented
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
UNE or 1nE SEASONS
mEsr SHOWS Az LwM1C

ThsFs 10 mach to bswtlaef th@ nin9
@n6 deceive kha aye ana more 60 @Ea Ass
Ia this remarkable exposition ~ tha
aagatsfisH, ~ 2A@ bs@eh All siVeA bg
aAaaAsas fssFmAAn and her assistants
st ths Lyric Iheatar yesterday after
aeon and svsutng Crowds that packed
the tnsafeF 90 che door 81 saeh 81
ths three performances F@welsd ia
walra and uneAnny one Aaata wsr9
stireaa to laughter shs heat aaa moved
80 ax1lAmatioas Of admiration ~ tAs
bsaaty az SO kiiaaion Maa tbs enmsnma :
naAf8 art or tas W sfnan magician % ho
esnJuFaa il into halng In sh@ succeed
lag display
The widow OF the famous HsFn@aa
the Great presenting seste# ef -
Jasssaa aad feAts 81 ascrenAnay really
astonishing har fep@ftotre 10 sAfan
silva tA8 arrangement % h@r presr asa
IL a me#si ~ esFepse&aioesnaas and
each display Is presented Wita fhat
same os4a pistsaasm ana mtnat# aagAil
that marked the marvellous p@rfoFm
anss ~ tssFmAaa ths 0reat So his
prtma. Adelaide hermAaas "miFth.
ate Ama ny4taFg a0t la sasliy Wefth
the " h84# prRe3 Vi aaatas1aa
A feature az tha haw httA th@t ALAS
scored heavily Mg9h ghe px8aaa al each
ef lha thf0e shows ~as taa 0ns~8et
fArSa. ~Aaas@Aut LaaasT. Z ., A. nF@s
s@ntaa bY imhaM. CoaG and C8FsMnss
RoEsF 1aihaH = ehAragtaFtsa&tam IA ths
Fala ~ eaNey. Ehe woumasa s1taieF.
9eps tAs crowds Isl g@aF ag iAasAtar
EMho1 haze fWo CLEVER associate fane
usAA sfa. aaaa 81 wh@m contributes to
tha laasAsiaa Aweeess ~ tha funnF
sAtg
Anathaa aotahla Rsatara OF shv sheps
YES Lew hAWklmA kWgasF mtmatgaa
STAR whe@s paaaelvgue Ia eiaek r@as
h#pt tha tias az aalrSh. @hiaA " as hAAn
% eea Il suaehad hi# peint ~ vantage
ga the hlll gasiia@ aAyiY ts $50 crest
HNwgiu nAa = los @k new aeaasAaa
And = refEe@htaafy n@w ssyta ~ nese
tln@ eesF taws ht@f t@A@sga-
aaasear kaFn whlea has tAa ehs a.
80 mavHitE waa sha staging aaa galk
tmA aet 81 Mr @aa Are A#aNAFlAaa,
4 Wa3sAkkka aMa Of entertainers, ~ ne
aa1@Rll4Asa themselves as astsaa tAveg
ties Thsf& - 8esA variety lW KAs asa
Aaa tha work aN tAim gsAAs Ia sspee
tAliY pate @erthY Ger 2ha aue Hasaa th@t
gives tAe AaaeA sharA ef e1Aasknssa
Ea avefs sAAa9 thes az.
apealaA ana ~ tAs hssa bile is sha
asgF&as vaudeville Me@Maa waa &ha d ga
aNafia axe ag shA Fiyaa6 Nal0asaes, =
emir 81 uaiaAif saauhaKA whe save -
exceptionally sees p@rguymaeas
HNa msasian pAatuFa ossthAs#. Aiw =
Na latsfasgins saAtafa 81 tbs h&gie :
shswas wess Ia keapgam Mtth tha -
t&bitsAsa Aaa@taaaw* "a th@ waavs@ DE-
a@Ftnssat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
SAITHDAL DEFEATED
BY AARSHALuITE TEAM

In q practice affair yesterday after
noon a. Byrd Park the Joha Marshall
High school team defeated 8rats ideal
Business College bY a score az Is 10 a.
the pahit school lads hitting thA bali
hard ana timely Tao recruits. Dab
ueY and Wilson. hurled for the Mar
shailitss and kept the book @e peFs
we'll ia check Lawrence who played
with 5KaIthdsaI last SESSION, aaa Pea
aieton featured with ahe stick for
John Marshall. whfhe Grants hitting
featured for srntthdeaL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Pop Langan Getting His Charges Ready For Big Tntereo
legiate Events Which WIN Be Staged Lambeth Field
In Charlottesville May and 8

W alker, pol@ vauf@T failed 20 r@amrM
ke college hhia year Goarn @nA
Walker will Da especially missed.
There ara several who look fairly
good and may develop later IN ia
season under Pop IAnntgaas@ cmr@
There is every indication that gsaps@tm
Norris will lead q weii-rOnud@a faAmH
which will gtva 81 n@et In every awsns
during kh@ siren gtetas season Aa@sss.
Last years team was one u rh@ beat
Ia Virginia track history nagea kiSAa
eight Virginia records five az which
also smashed South Atlantic marks
II would be going too far 70 er@aAet
3 repet tlon % this but the ehAasw@
fer good year ON the eind@rs gaw
ths Vtrgintana ere Raod
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
PADDY BAUnAAH WILL
STICK WITH YANKEES

Naw York. Aprsf Paddy faan.
mann will BE- this uaa@FstUaY fur FgmmA
Baker st thlra base far shs gAaM $50
this season posev@a regards Haa-
man 50 equal 60 any third basamaa
Ia tha waaa wh@u Il comes 10 AAaaasna
sgn al Paddy sha better 0a likes era
says DenoyAn. As HAansana lad sh@
YAnkh wtkh tha stick i@sg season Ana
aham "a ability te 40 taTn AZ ssHs
esq sAaFe 81 3Ntra tnsFe ts no saMa@as
Of his bsghk Included in tha na@l eMs
AaAv as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
For This Drop Another To Senator
West Virginians
Defeat Generals
by Large Margin

Especial 70 Ths Hlrhmona ylrmlnisa.i
Lexington. Wa. april g@-Wsag Wiz
g}ntH Wesleyan scored ar AagY tFi-
umph over Washingfon and Les ir tFe
opening game 5f tha tats earn pa gn,
winning q 20 g After the second tn
ming. when Bryan and pisrDtu sg8rad
the only runs for The Generals, with
two nuecamatve doubles. Morrison
held tha Generals safely when th@
bases were occupied Pisfottl was not
effective against Wesleyan after the
shlrd inntnR During the i@@s six ssss
Ni0B@ he WAS nit for seven runs. THE
game waa played on a heavy h@ta
The Generals nsidad almost fault
laaslY buf Weaieysn bobhlsd four
times The hitting 81 Miller ard
TafkinwtoB featured for West Viz
gina Morrison yielded bat hva hits
and famed eleven. Plerot9 retired
ten on strlkeouta
sCors BY Innings r.
w, q T. .s...+..... go ooe ooo--a
Wesleyan ...... 100 BI7 Bfo--a
Summary Fsattartaa-~-F isrotti and
Harrison. Morrison and Tmlkingtou
Two-basn hits~~Bryan. Pierotti. Talk-
ingtou, Blake Stolen haRs@~~ Blake.
Johnson Bawiey, Harrison. Struck
out-~By Picrotti f8 by Morrison. 1t.
Bases on haliR--0T Morrison. 3. by
Plerott3. g. Umpire Raftary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
VIRGINIANS DROP
ANOTHER CONTEST
TO SENATOR TEAM
Although Richmond Club Outfits Washingtoniana Nick Al
trocks Proegsa Emerge Victorious BY Count 81 10 to
Goodwin and Jarmau Make Good Showing In Box Against
Outfit From tha National Capital

ga a little bit Of gverythiuw 20 anus@
tha crowd Nick tried 70 sting, and
despite the fact thaE hia voesa earaa
WE'RE 81 anstFune and hta voice wms
minus melody. be got by with u With
oul having pop bottles or othar missiles
hurled - his dome IFS also dtd q
little umpirina. and pulled a muna bar
~ other comedy Stunts
Captain MnE1ermon AnA williams
Reynolds led ths assault on ths 0p-
posing slab artists. each Of fhern
warnsrinK a roupl@ Of htta. Sawyer
and ahankm. lead la shs hittina for
washington getting knr@e hna fw@
hita. respectively.
The box score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

George seaTgaawm ans hEa msssesw
Braves Fwmm@F@ mn ~ tie 8atsnaa8
AsssnMss@ t@Ht HsssasF@s w*s fsa
Hia@ms@a@Aa mme@tn 8hsa mFfsRm@sm
80 MwaR o. 2 fsse@s- Th@ ms@sa VIII
he called RrwsaptGv ~ sa8a vg8th
Ep@a YVestewwate AagatnM ehe I'm
sinaSax
Ha@S@ Ahs ss@@ RFww ka@ tas&
~ @4nanM maA&e wsseb y great M@muH-
l@@ Ia 1914 waaRsaw ta@ MmF&@ma1
&s@@@sase a@@ tA#@ @@sN@sEn@ she
Philadelphia 8&htmssca fessw e@@~
segu2svu taa@ea sgw tAe wev8a's ha~s~
BsM em awnsgasssws t@sy Amws heem
Aam fsw@wA8s re mswhmsea@4 GHsa
ye@s vshmm th~ H@@m@a ser@ aam8m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
POISONED BY EATING
ApRll.-tOOL CANDY

Harrison bugM w. Aagti 1&lna
ana NeAa hySAx wi@Asra, aMoa Havsns
issa ana fourteen. f@@H a@sse@ay. mKs III
at th@ir hms@s 40 ssrntkae@. Maek ieAs
hMns SseantY FNasa eating candy wEsteh
sAsy reesav@a SATURDAY through the
a,.aif April feet w@s wasteea ga .
elkq "a aaRer IN tAA hsss
Th@ YowaM@w @s#3@E L. ia = critical
condition "A ReNtinn 81 ene om may
waM 1ens % ksaahuaand tgaas FOR an
alywlA, Aast postal szsmVsctasw AA~a k@ea
aeAaa a. srm@@ shm sander
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
RICHMOND BOwlERS
TO PRACTICE TONIGHT

Roaiaht eW aAe ealaas Ast~ya tAa
NitataiAaa. tasaa ssa ~ pae htah
aFa @hiah sill 81 - fha A. 81 u, 4
tournament Ia WmshsaA sea. sail rvll
plokea tasm tgam tbs &, aaa A. Hais-
aham9 tas
CapG@im Naw sas E'af@sa saA@ mgit
At#9 gsi t@s WI tAFas @@wtas f0F BFaas
siea 10 siFW tAa ha@liR& gah@ phNNaN
10 laaN all ths haN& owes &8SvthaF
she tssaslaema heya are scheduled Sc
Fe8t Ia Va A@hsmaHeh am ths tAsh asa
488h aK Aptik
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Summary T@e~h base hin GcDsw~
mott Home run--Bhanks solen bases
---sawysrn, q Double plays McTDws-
muta 10 Eya So KailsheF Struck out
by Ayr@a4 q by Goodwin, Z by Jar
man. Baaa On hslls-Esy Good win
Nv Ayrss. by Hum parties, i. by
Aitrnek. ! Rita Enade-0fy nnnph-
rt@s IN . innings. Goodwin. Ia 4
inntn@a. on JArTuAn. ! Ia innings:
90 AyT@a. 4 in : tnninKs Umpire
Mr. w ast @rvmth Tims---1ssa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
William and Mary
Meets Defeat I'm
North Carolina

Raleigh. N o. Apgt So aaa ii
baseball teAm a.aKwhalmsA Mslsl@A
aaA AMsf here kala agsesAaea. III 10 u
is aAaas @htaA WAs ssaaesa aFs@S
seven samtm8a es pl@s ga aeaeams wg
este waAsh@m weMsh@sM4 aaathpaw.
amA Allan aNawaa fhs vtFasnia ga@sa
eaiY ewa singles. bat eTseas save thasa
thaiF kWa Fuea Ms4eMsa ea the Part
Of fhs viatteFa also AiAaa iha Techs
Ia registering q naash@s 1T thaig tAis
lies, AetA tsAmm alaysA = F@amea asia~
tM@ game
scora ~ innfm2Ml RM. y.
wtliiAm Aaa MAR eie ate e~~ b
A. ama "a a.4ss.Fsn 900 Ae@-ia III I
Haetm4aam~ Rssa Gam bal Ma@eha
era. AgAsm ama wAmatan. 1sswsa,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Judge William B. HuFn@ es Haa@@ii
eeuutY has baen designated ng Gov
aFnuf AsaAFs ta hata eouee la WNshs
tmsxem Geamty AnFtl ia ia anA ta.
fpF Judge Frs@&em W. Camphait, EGaEe
asamphsH hAA several eases In his r@arK
whiaA hs aee8 uss ahsnk he #heala
haar fvuFs fns beach. ns thsr@furs
AnkaA ghs tanw&rnae fnF raiise KrWna
maasimM 10 ah&ma meanings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

@aanaHAaays ThFea uamn All AAaAan
1--WE base Alss garlyles ttafnIaa.
8s@ian b@@am skafea@ Nkxuak cue ~
K@wsM Al ~ JoiiiFI. d Haasea oa h@iia
~xafF gsAwsa. vi af4 JalFsy = namAia
Rags saFtyia sA AMsm# se HalAinMg
i.@was TO Carlyle 10 naassns eassYls
ii EmHAs % MeldEaK; tAasan IA Gross
gMr Enx2 0n bam@m #Mksa M'uFmms, At
mAnAsmsessa. a. uHmsaF@ aa A@AA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

wAmhin@toA. April clyde Miiaas
tae Nationals stAr outasidaF, Ia cat
tor a base rnnnink record this season.
Clyde states that he is sp@adter this
spring thaA he hiss been slne@ 1919
Lat season iaea1 baseball experts ng
ure6 hs BAD a @plaaala chance - bead
gWs TY c@hb IN the h@1 puFaeEnAnM liA@.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Matthias N8nalemgian* il Gh@ At
ssmastaa nj lA@ aa1faa ses Eh@ w*eA
ssrms haa With - strong a r@@f Aa hA#
ever appAAE@a III = atnais sietuSM Il
Watt. ma a0abz. aguwa sAs fsitoW al
every performance, with rally MAJ
shalt, aasm last iA Let KMsY no IT.
Norma amIm@a3a. aa MarsAal ssvnA
aw@M. maathax Triangle ravaFit@l
RAieh xsNMia. AZ rms kstrsh ct a Ma
alonh fMsna. ana 0sham stare. tho eaaa
ia ali ehAt eoula be aaasrest ssss acting
ApMaGa FOR itm@ag
w&gaFshM's xinHsnastam@ ITALIA ira
story ~ a @fnmf sAasaaw@ Ut a gss4 TO
sklafd Ana2h@x'a @@ssas Martha Is as
sa@aa ~ n@simN easzawuatsed . grave
aEEanMA. and tlsM trial tn aat~ church
fnw MMT h@ger ard RwFsas wfte& re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Hs started er wslL but fell by the
wnystds toward July. Thta year be
expects 20 pilfsr at is&st lee sacks.
Milan Is considered one Of tbs great
est fielding gardeners Ia the game to-
aay as w@f1 VS. aas OF she speeaisst.
Wills ms haa net been ei&asaa as =
heavy @etos artist be Is a timely hft~
tar