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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08
Along with the District Confer
ence in the Baliah Church
the Coming Week.

Tho Fairmont district Sunday
school institute OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. South. will be hold
at the DNllsh church at Fairyiow,
Tuesday. June I2. with tho following
program arranged:
Opening sermon. Monday. June
IL, NJ S p. m, by tho Rev. Ivy YoRk.
Tuesday Morning.
l. What Sunday school member
ship ought TO do for the pupil:
ln) In the Primary Department
MLss Georgia Conway. Mrs w r.
Watts.
,bl In the Teen AEr-Mrs. II,
T. Webb. II. 4. VIM.
tc) In the Adult Department
w D. Straight L. II. Ware. @. w.
Stewart.
.. Tho Ncoda and Benefits OF
Tench"r Training ClNsscs-R. J.
Yoak
.. Qualities and Mnrks OF tho IF.
1cient Sunday School Ttcaoher
7. Koyser. ]. ~ Herald. Q. c. Jarvis,
4. QuNlitics and MRrks OF the M
ficient Sunday school TORcher-A.
r.. r. Webb. W. J. Richardson. |,
II a. m.--Scrmou by the Rev. A.
u. VIM.
Afternoon Session.
/. Graded LcsBons--E. G. Moore.
.. Music in Sunday Frank
wilkins, c. W. ODell.
3 Missions in the sunday School
II. W James, \. L. Odoll.
4. How TO Build Up the Sunday
School
Al In Numbcrs-O. L. Thornc. Z.
W Con. II. H Powell.
tbJ In Efficiency 5. Anvil. W.
T, Lantz. J. p. Slaughter,
.. China Day" In the sunday
school June GA. H. Perkins. IL.
c. Conlcy, " II. Foglosong
WIN Your Sunday School OBJ
servo Childron's Day. and Why -
W. a Fraley, II. D. Spencer
Sp. IN. sermon by the Rev. L. V.
w. Darling. d. D.
The district conference will he
held at the same church July 1910
with the following program Rnnounc-
cd
Wednesday. June II.
$50 a. m.-Organization and re-
ports from the charges
HOO a. m.-Asbury memorial
service.
Asbury's Life and Work in Eng
land-R. J. Yoak
Asbury's Ministry in America
Prior to the Christmas Conference,
lT74-W r. Foglesong.
hsbury's Work Subsequent to tho
Christmas Confercncc-A. r. Odell.
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n molly-coddle policy that will put
us into it."
Tho convention applRudcd Mr.. De-
pew's reference TO the victories of
Republican diplomacy
Tho world has always understood
us until now. no said His reference
to tho president rs the professor"
brought roarR OF laughter.
When turn TO pacinst." said
he, rrsuming. II turn TO leading
exponent. my friend. MIR. Bryan. who
is here in the hall "
Tho former secretary was in tho
press stand as a newspaper COTrO-
spondcnt and sat smiling at the ref
erencc to himself and the laughter
that followed.
MIR. Dopcw spoke thirty minutes.
His parting shot was that II the con-
vention gets in trouble over any
questions before 1t the delegates
should call on the elder statesmen
and he was one of them.
Uncle joe Speaks.
There were calls for other speak
restorad order he introduced former
Speaker Cannon us ''gUnd old Uncle
joe"
without the celebrated black cigar
Uncle Joe" bowed and smiled. The
resolutions committee still was at
work and the speakers devoted their
efforts 70 killing time. "Chauncey."
said Uncle Joe, turning to Mr.. Depew.
Il am coming to your one hundr"dth
anniversary.
The crowd laughed.
We fell out from the personal
standpoint largely four years ago"
said Cannon. but there is not going
10 be any further falling out because
this convention will nominate a
worthy ticket and It will be elected.
This year we'll have no shibbolcth
from anybody" he said.
THE country's bigger than any
man or set Of men"
Senator Borah was next called for
speech and when he concluded re-
cess WIS taken until o'clock.
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HITE IN LEAD

tsPJciAL 10 VHS fTLSuRAHi
WHEELING. June S.-Tor tho
United States Senate Sutherland
loads in the state over White by s.
900. while Hito hnH a slight lead over
Sutherland. Robinson for governor,
leads over Lilly by 1000. COrnwoll
Ovor French by $4,000. Honnlng for
secretary OF state 600. DRrst for Ru-
ditor over Long 800, England for At
tornoy general l.3OO. Johnson for
treasurer by 1000, Murray for school
superintendent zoo. Stewart and Fin
10y for commissioner OF agriculture
1000 and 1000 respectively. The
congressional nominees thus far de-
termIncd are Fleming. Bowers. Hlncr,
Randolph Reed. woodward and God
hey or Rardin.
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STUBBORN eczema
HEALED BY AMOLOX

Wa nrc daily receiving letters OF
praise from people who have been
cured by Amolo1. Mary Of them
toll how. FOR years. th,5 have tried
different remedies and dnCtorR IN
tho vain effort TO ind relief Some
become discouraged and lose all
hopN Of over being cured u. Il.
rri-bco, 1877 Sycamore st, Mans
field, o.. writes our hnbyS face
WAS covered with corona scales.
sores and scHba Sho was n pltlRhlc
FlEht We tried everything Took
her to PittshurGh doctors but wore
unable to mud any relief until NO
used AmoloN II cured nor within
short time"
AmoloN ointment viii quickly hCAl
pmplcs on tho face, rod uusu. and
minor skin troubles. Chronic caBcS
OF dry or moist scHly NAZcma require
both thu ointment and liuuid to Of
feet cure. AZ all drug stores.
Trial Rizc. soc. Recommended and
guaranteed by Wclls-IIaymaSOr Co.
Advertisement
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SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
gent, Daughters Untimsly End.

Ready, Ky.--" was nc
anything for nearly six mo-
Mrs. Laura BratcEer, Of thu
vas down In bed toT three ~
cannot tell you how SUIT. WITH
my head, and with nervousness and
~omanIy troubles.
Our family doctor tod my husband he
could rot DO me any good, and he had
10 give it up. We tiled another doctor,
but he did not help me.
AT last, my mother advised nc TO take
CGrdui, the woman's tonic. thought
Il was no use for was nearly dead ard
nothing seemed TO do me any good. Be
took eleven bottles, and now am able
10 DO all Of my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui IS the best medicine In
the world. Ny weight has increased,
and ! look the picture Of health. "
II you suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get 4 bottle OF Cardui
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
Il will help you. for II has helped 50
many thousands oil other weak womeH
In the past 50 years.
Al all druggists.
Wit. Es: chRtanoora Medicine o., Ladies
teNsory pSpi.. Chattanooga, Tenn, for SfssiAI
~ii'hs'fsHI On your case and 6S'gAgs book. Home
''sA'rsti 'a' V--'sr-- In sIAin WrSnpsf. NC. ISs
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EVENTS
OF SHINNSTON
Breezy Letter Tells All about
People Of the Clay District
Capital.

SUBMISSION. Juno S--Rcno FlOm.
ing. OF Fairmout. was in the city
Tuesday attending 10 business mat
tiers
Mira, Cyrus Thompson and daugh-
ter, Lucrcta. arc visiting friends in
Salem this weok.
Mrs. Mollic Watson and Mrs, Ora
Vanderbilt wore guests Of Weston
friends sunday
II, J.. Boone is in tho Eats looking
after his midsummer good for tho
Boone department store.
Mrs g. L. Hoffman. OF Cameron.
ia In the city this week a gucBt OF
friends.
Sam WhltCman. Richard Cole. d.
L. ColindRfrer. sidney Smell. Abort
Bowman and Cecil Smell motorCd to
Fairmont Monday. whcro thoy at
tended tho Neutrality-suspicious.
baseball gamo
Miss Hannah Hood has returned
from GouchCr College for the sum-
mor vacation.
ChcGter L. PIgutt was a business
visitor hero Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Book pleasantly sur
prIsed her husband by entertaining a
number OF his friends in honor Of
his thirty first birthday Music was
R diversion OF the evening. after
which the hostess served delightful
luncheon Those enjoying tho nf-
fair worc Cecil {. Smell. J. u. Smith.
Edgar Harmcr. l.. NJ. Robinson. Paul
Hurmor. Carl Summcrvillo. CheRtcr
W. Jonos, George +. ShumAl5er and
John Martin
c. a. Thompson. Of Route No. 2,
was here Wednesday.
Il. G. Lucas was business caller
hcer Monday.
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+. l.. Long. Sic.
AlVA II. Moore. M.
For Attorney General.
Dirk s. StRthcrS, 1904.
u. q. Rider, ga.
Il. T, England. III.
John l.. Whittcn. Go.
For Treasurer.
Ellis A. YoSt. SOC.
Il NJ. Kittle, 40.
William s. Johnson. 3iS.
Charles II. Swcaringcn. 29S.
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
JRmos II. Stewart. 93S.
Howard T.. Williams. 500.
superintendent uG Schools.
Morris J. Shawkcy. $50.
Charles H. Murray. 69S.
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10000 FOR ROBINSON

GRAFTON. Juno S.--With com
plcto returns from n number OF the
counties in tho state and incomplete
returns from all other counties from
Tuesdays election. Judge Irn q. Rob
inson. OF this city, candidate for the
nomination for governor on tho Re
publican ticlsOt. is leading over A "A.
Lilly. hiB opponent. by 10000 votes.
Returns coming in late Wednesday
night and early Thursday morning,
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sANDEnsoN SOME DETTER.

z. L. Sanderson. OF Elklns. state
salesmanRger for the Delco Lighting
Syscem, who was seriously injured
when his automobile plunged over an
cmbankmcut near Good Hope last
Sunday and who had been in Il
serious condition since that time was
considerably improved Thursday.
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CLOSE WITH HITE

tuFGetAt 10 IWN rHLaaRAHl
HUNTINGTON, June Sat / o'clock
Thursday afternoon 1t was announced
nj the Hitc headquarters hero that
from Tuesdays election William =.
Hitc was leading In the rNcO for tho
nomination for United States senator
over Howard Sutherland by a small
majority. Returns coming in Thurs
day morning boosted Hito'S vote and
Indications at present arc that his ma
iority will bO Increased as complete
returns arc secured from tho southern
counties
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08
DISTRICT
Nominees at the Primary Election
Held Tuesday, June G.

Tho magisteriHl nominees in Clark
district are T. g. NicewRrncr and
Charles L. Ford and those in Coal dis
trIct are r. Z. Kidd and Carl 3. John
son. Constable nominees in Clark
district are Il. l. Cade ard c. Q. Stout
and those in Coal district arc Robert
Noon and Blaine Koarns. The figures
arc not available but it Is certain that
these ara the district nominees on the
Republican ticket.
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SUTHERLAND

nearest competitor OF about 1000,
or n clear majority Of 500 over both.
Forty-four out OF the sixty-tour
precincts in the county show the
following vote:
sherIff-Bartlet s75. Parsons
367.
Prosecuting attorney-Davis 327.
Findley 507, James 200.
House Of deleRates-Johnson L.
O46, McGcc S2G. Patton 745, Seese
795, Wilson SAG.
Assossor-Righter 1.194.
County misslOncr-BurnsIde
24T. Davis 1913. Fletcher 1853. HOr-
nor gel.
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LEWIS COUNTY

WESTON. June s-Returns from
out Of twenty-nine pre-
cincts in Lewis county give the fol-
lowing results OF Tuesdays primary
election:
For Senator.
Howard Sutherland, 600.
4. b. White. AL.
William F. Hite. Els.
benjamin l.. Rosenbloom. 1856.
For Congress-.
II. Roy Waugh. S5s.
Stuart F. Reed. 749.
For Governor.
A. A. Lilly, S6s.
Ira +. Robinson. S62.
For Secretary OF State.
Houston @. Young. sac.
NJ a King. 500.
c. II. Hsnning. S4s.
For Auditor.
John S. Darst. SS6.
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CHARGE DISMISSED.

Charges OF assault and battery
n gainst Joseph Charles, Lewis NasIf
and Joseph Habeeb, Mt. Clare miners.
were dismissed by Magistrate r. Ed
ward Kidd at a hearing Thursday az
ternoon. Habecb Thomas was the
complainant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

bernard; the Rev. a. $. Arnctt. Mrs
Peter Burg Mrs. Iona Hnlpauny
Mrs s. s. Arpcu, Mrs. L " Suni
van M. Annie GroEoIp. Mrs. Carl
prummond, Mrs John d. Sherman.
and Mrs. ". II. Palmer.
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SENT TO HOSPITAL.

Tho county lunacy board Wednesday
afternoon after examining tho mental
condition Of Mary e. Cox. colored. OF
Gypsy. ordered her taken to ST. Mary'B
hospital for treatment n few days.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have boon issued
to william r. Ilngor and Lillian r.
Queen. Lee bly, Davis and Fora z.
Gabbort, Dennis H. Cobun and Georgia
L. Terrell and Lloyd Tough and Maggie
DUTY.
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PERSONAL

J. H. Brennan. Jr.. of Wheeling. Is
registered al the Waldo.
f H. Hickman and o. r. Thompson
ar, visitors here from Charleston.
+. VI. Robinson was visitor here
from Lumbcrport Thursday.
=,
Continued on page 81
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How's This /?

We onsr One Hundred DoilSFS Reward fog any
eass II CItsrrh that cannot b cured By Hhuh
+. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo o.
We, mo undsrslEnsd, Rave Known =. J.
Cheney for thu last 10 yOarS, and believe him
peffSCtH h6noFabls 30 all boainSas trunsaetions
and financially able 20 eany out Any ohaEatona
NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo. Ohio.
Ran'G cstuTTh Cure ~ taken intrFnAlly, acting
directly upo0 the blaod and mucous Gurtaesa Of
the HyEten. Teattmuniala sent free. Price %
cent? Per bottle. Fold By all druggists.
TAhS HGIl'S Family PIlls fer CoaStiPGtioa,
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Tho ownor of some limestone caves.
in virginia has piped tho air from them
into his house, to provide an oven,
temperature tho year around.
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TO RRING CONVICT HERE.

James J. Killeen. Of the sheriff'H
ofIlce, went to Moundsville Thursday
morning to bring Harry Moncypenny.
an inmate Of the state penitentiary,
back to ClarksburR Thursday night
to testify before the criminal court
grand jury.
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lowered Judge Roblnson's major4t1
but II Is predicted hero that the count
ties which have not completed count
ing yet will increase Judge Robin
sons lead considerably.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

Nearly 300 cities and towns havo
adopted tho standards for fre-hosei
couplings established by tho United,
Stntes bureau of standards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

Europe and Africa arc tho only con-
tinontS which have more women than.
mon, and tho reverse was the case In
Africa until within recent years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

ventilRtinE apparatus that automnti-
cnlly changes the air in telephone
booth each time 1t ia used has been
patented by an Illinois inventor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

Women, look on pages 6
and Z for the greatest bar
gains ever known
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TWO TICKETS

CONTINUED from page ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
MAGEt'S POOR HITTING
BIG SURPRISE OF YEAR

New York. June 3s.-Lee Magee's
failure with the biudgeon so far this
season has added 10 the surprise list.
In 1915 he was a demon with the mace
among the Feds: he was cluhbsr
without a weakness. High or low. wide
or close, curving or straight, Magee
could PUNK the o1erings-and plunk
them to the far corners Of tho lot. But
this season he 10 having An awful lot
Of trouble trying to keep his average
above the 200 mark.
Magee's fivvering. In our opinion,
does not mean that he has gone back
or that he doesn't measure up to the
American League standard. Leo sizes
up AZ one Of the greatest ball players
In tho game. He 10 fast. brainy. a won
derful fielder. = grand wing man. and
a real hitter--whAn not Handicapped.
But he has been Handicapped double 20
far.
One of the reasons for MAgee's AZ
xling 20 far has been that the breaks
are against time. A dosen times hs
has whanged the bail for . distance
that seemed certain to result IN Z
double or a triple but In practically
every instance he has been robbed BY
some sensational catch. Rival outfisld-
ers seem to wait until Nagss comes
around before they pail on amasinE
grabs. Furthermore. Lee has been
called out on inheld hits at least =
dozen times whom II seemed to the
folks In the stands that he had beaten
the heavs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
WIN OVER MORAN, SAYSDILLON,
WILL FORCE WlEEARDEIO FIGHT

Jack Dillon rubbed hts somewhat
stubby nose redectively.
"Of coures realize that IT'S my enc
big chance" he said musingiy. "and
TIM go4ng to make the best OF II. I'm
positive that IL knock Moran cold,
public opinion win force willard to
meet me- Wen settle then once and
for all the question whether the Kan
sas cowboy 10 took big for me. Would
you believe II, I'm thinking more of a
bout with willard than of my coming
scrap with Moran. I regard this bout
As but \ stepping stone to the title, but
I'm Eotng TO light a. never fought be.
FORE
Moran laughed Sam Marburger.
manager OF the boy from Indiana. ia
not in II when compared with Jack.
Where does he come in with Dillon :
Look at thar'--he broke of pointing
to Dillon. who was pulling At the
wcights--'do you see the bulge on the
muscles and their perfect nexibility -
A glance at tho tuzging athlete showed
that hamburger spoke not without rea-
son. Diilon's movements were easy.
yet powerful.
A gong announced the finish Of the
weight pulling. Dillon went ovsr to
the bag and started q systematic pum-
melting. For fifteen minutes he kept
this mp and finally stopped. breathing
almost - easily ~ when he started.
That should give one 4 line on his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26

condition.
He doesn't seem to have an ounce
Of superducur flesh. and though trained
to the minute, Is not in serious danger
OF going stale. He looks as though
he could go on today and put up a
nrst-class exhibition.
Having finished with the bag he
climbed into the ring and shadow
boxed for few minutes. Just as in
all his lights the deadly left 3ab shot
out again and again. He worked both
hands up and down with a mill-like
motion showing some very clever
shadow boxing.
Yesterday he boxed three rounds
with Gus Christie and two with Joe
Cox. Dillon is by no means an ex-
hibitfon boxer. Both Christie and Cox
seemed every bit as clever as the
Hoosier, but both held on when they
saw that wicked left start. even though
It was encased by tweive-ounce mitt.
1t will be that left that will keep
Moran worried. and mayhap win the
fight.
Never was 4 camp so optimistic rs
that OF the Indianapolis youths. Mar.
burger displayed ten four-leaf clovers
which some admirer OF his battIer,
from Indiana. mailed TO Jack. Dye
see these" quoth Samuel, well Jack
IL going to put one In his right glove
every round. He'll use about three,
I Judge"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
IS DAVID ROBERTSON
BEST RIGHT FIELDER

aotAanaasss ars soutisg Dave nob-
srtson - Ne gfeaasst right flsidoy n
the game. Altar giancing over ne
1saS showing Of ne sosthsrnsr. II
would seam that NO one Justly can
disputs The ooAim. DsHs Il Aslding In
magniaesnt style, ~ u wonderxul
thrOwer. - 1asG - the bases q my
man IA ~ NatApnat Lsasns--and eosh.
how No 10 hitk1ne.
= R0eefto0A wAe . p9te1aer once upon
. timA h sAfne TO tAe 0iaats some
PEARS 40 Tor = twirlin9 tsyout. H
failed And wAs shoosd 81 10 the bush
-. There he hurt his pitching wing.
He hsA shout deoiAsd - quit bnoebalf
whom ~ manager. rsaaistng that 10
had sSsa& batting sHkiia. hAueaesd him
70 HnGsr and 70 try fef IN 0u&1e1d
berth.
Nobsrtnon easns baA1k - tho efnmeu
last ssAscn - gasdsasn He wAs
gtven rsp1ated traaae and showed
Aashes Of brtniAnsy. BRIT No0rAw ~
come discouraged DAoa0ee Dave dl4n't
eeem - throw - hsast ineo ~ wostG
Hin pafents are yea1ehV ma Ne has
eaeAuh sHenst - ~ - . snoAso
h1nsseo - 1n44ueG1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
St. LOUIS CARDINALS
CAPTURE BOTH GAMES
Close Contests Go to Missouri Outfit,
Cincinnati Losing BY Scores OF
to 1 and to 4.
CHICAGO CUBS LOSE TO PIRATES
Twelve-Inning Battle Goes to Pitts
burg Outfit BY 8 to 8 Score, Smoky
City Crew Getting Five Runs In
Last Inning.

Cincinnati, June 25.--St. Louis took
both games of a double-header this
afternoon from Cincinnati, to and
8 to A.. In the first game Steele held
the Reds to three hits in seven in
nings. Ames. who succeeded him
when the locals threatened, held them
hitless the remainder of the contest.
In the second game the Cardinals
punched hits off Moseley, coupled with
errors. Ames again was called TO the
rescue when the Reds threatened to
tie 1t up. After the Reds had scored
one run in the ninth with one down
and the bases full. Ames caused Moll-
WITT to hit into a double play.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
DETROIT TIGERS DROP
TWO GAMES TO BROWNS
st. Louis Club Tumphs Over Jennings Clan by Scores d
to 2 and to cleveland Indians Drop Game to @
Chicago White Sox BY to Score.

st. Louis. June 25.--The Browns
won both ends OF q double header
from the Tigers today. to and to
|. Covaleskie. Boland and Cunning.
ham were clouted in the first game,
while Weilman fooled the Tigers, i've
double plays helping. In the seventh
inning of the second gamo Detroit had
three on with no one out Groom
tossed to Pratt, catching Mitchell OK
second. PRATT relayed to Hartley and
Baker was caught at the plate.
Mitchell. starting his first game for
Me Tigers, awaited In the last three
innings. He hit Marsans In the sixth,
and the Cuban stole second and third
and scored on a wild pitch.
ST. IOuis---Ftrst Game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
VIRGINIA LEAGUE TO
MEET NEXT THURSDAY
ERorts Wlu ~ MaAs By reteruburw
anA Hspewssl to Have Schedule
REVISED.

Directors OF the Virginia State
League will hold . meeting In the
stratford Hotel. Petersburg. next
Thursday at the request Of the man
Agements OF Rocky Mount. Petersburg.
Hopewell and Newport News
One Of the principal matters to come
UP for confederation ct this meeting
IL the change Of the schedule 20 that
the HopAwsll and Pstersburg clubs
will not be 1T home or away at the
same time. There are = large NAM
Der Of Petersburg fans rho attend the
gamss. played in ths loNdsr Town.
while many Of the Magic City enthus-
lasts come over 70 the Cockads City
when the Goobsrs are playing 81 home.
IL the homo dates Of these two clube
Do not conflict Il will mean many more
simolsons In the cof,ers Of the two
club1. - E e 70 - r ~ " z;
There are number Of other mat.
tiers Of Importance TO- be taken mp ~
the directors Of the organization. one
of them being Che question 81 umpires.
Tho work Of soms of the axbitAre IN
the league q aaAA - hAxs bssn very
DoeTt a1A . penAast VIM n xAokn1aeaA
WITH 1Seet1snt Cesyesuk