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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.

FOR sale. small corner store. Jackson ward.
Apply 6i6 Brook Avenue.
FOR sale. 1921 Floyd Avenue. Z rooms,
hardwood floors. ~hot-water heat. tiled
dolEh 32Ia. 2lo American Bank Building.
CORNER Grove Avenue house, modern and
up-to-date: good loca Ion. Sacrifice price.
patch.
Park Avenue home. near Harrison. Price.
$50. y real bargain. II 30. care Times
Dispatch.
LOT Tor sale in Jefferson Park. Phone
Madison 70ss.
$50 cash and balance like rent VIII buy :
acres aud beautiful groom cottage. Ideal
location: on transportation line. Z miles
from city. Garrett & Co.. HE East Main
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27
SITUATION WANTED-female.

POSITION WANTED
As musical director of piano and voice.
Experience! testimonials = 40. J.. Ad-
dress y. + d. No. =, Box IL. Brookneal, Va.
YOCNG ludy wants position In soIne o.nce.
Iias finished ;!rst grade OF high school.
and has some knowledge Of typewri;ine.
ADDRESS q ~, 1i3 North Twenty iirst
Street. Richmond. Va.
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DETECTIVES,

URc Private Detective Agency. homo Of:
nee. Park Building. Phone Randolph 1855,
Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27

M~ONoTYPE keyboard operators expert
enced in tariff printing wanted. Perlna-
rent positioHs to capable operators. VAL
minston stamp and Printing Company,
WI nnlngton. y. G.
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q. II. BERRY & co, requires an cN-
pcrienccd bundle wrapper. No other need
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BOARDING..

IOsA1ND1N0s
FliIST-CLASS accommodations; permanent
and transient. 10 East Franklin.
ROOMS and best table board. Mrs. Horace
Wexford Jones, Adams and Franklin.
TransientS day or week.
handsomely furnished room. with or with
out private bath. In best central location.
with nrst-class board and service. Special
rate TO transit. Apply 200 East Franklin.
COOL comfortable rooms. two baths. water.
ConNcnienccs. Table boardcrs wanted.
3J2 West Grace.
occupants for double and single
rooms. with board. $40 West Grace.
CLEAN. cool. attractive rooms. with OK
Cellent meals. 20S East Grace.
WANTED-Rooms
WANTED. two connecting unfinished
rooms. about September /. \ so. caro-
Times: Dispatch.
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UPHOLSTERY

c.. c. LEVY
MAKES slip covers. uphplsterinE and re-
pair furniture. 425 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27

WANTED, linotype operator. Apply South
ern Printing Co. SI0 East Cary Street.
WANTED. a registered or assistant phar-
macis; at once. Trotter's Pharmacy, 40l
CRANKY Street. Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27

In the matter or No. 1874
WILLIAM T.. B.AWSTII I'm
Bankrupt. Bankruptcv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27

lNDGvlDrAL development of phys.caliy or
mentally retarded children. including
o: speech defects and nervous
irrttao!!!ty. Alice =. Hiuckley. VI. a.. 22I6
iianovc. Asenue1 Richmond. Va. Phone
Boulevard l5is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-27

M~ERCIIANTSe NATIONAL HANK.
RiChinonl. Va. June u, 1916.
At a meeting OF the board Of directors Of
this bank held this day. a seminnnusl divi-
dend OF ten per cent lorc) was declared
payable 10 the stockholders OF record at the
close Of business June 30. 1916.
THOMAS Il. McADAAIS.
Cashier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
QININE MADE CHEAP
BY ENGLISH EXPLORE
lAssoelnted IRIS. Corrcnpendencc.l

London, Feb. S,-Sir Clements
Markham. the explorer. who was
burned to death in his home recently
in a fire supposedly due to his habit
~ reading in he'd by candle light VIII
be remembered as the man who
made quininc cheap
During an exploration Of Peru ana
the unknown forests of the eastern
Andes, his attention was attracted to
the cultivation Of the cinchona or
quinme tree, On his return To Eng
land he was appointed a member of
the hoard of control that governed
India and then pressed the import
ancc of Introducing the cinchona tree
To India both to reduce the price and
to give the natives an opportunity of
using It IN the malarious districts.
In 1859, the date Sir Clements went
to Peru tc procure trees. quininc was
worth $3.50 an ounce IN London and
So an ounce In Calcutta But his
proposals We're treated with cold
scorn by the wise men of England
even including Huxley None the
less, he took hts cmwhona trees To
India and established their cultiva-
ton. which brought down the price
Of puinino Ia % conts an ounce In
london aud two cents in India.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
LOCAL ITEMS

Born to Mr. and Mrs Carlos Save
ara, ~ William street daughter
Born to ar and Mrs. Tcofilo sala
EAR, il22 South Third street. daugh-
ter
4 regular meeting Of tho Mcderr
Wocdmen win be held in \. O. T.. W
ball tonllhl
judge ferriil, at silver city. Is her,
attending Go legal matters in, tbs
United States court
Bern to Mr. and Mrs Rlas H. Car.
ella, g daughter Mr. Garea IA post
master 1t san Pedro
Born, 10 Mr. and Me. Joeobo Bor-
bon, ta4 West Cromwell avenue,
twins boy ANA glrl
r. G.. Trcseder. OF Denver western
representative Of che Coca cola com
pany spent Yesterday in Albuquer-
cue
Mayor B"atrQhi left Inst night for
santa &c 10 attend the mcctng If
he pontontar, board ~ which IA,
is "a member
Tho central station frcmon wcf.
called go the sea block ON South
Ninth street Yesterday afternoon to
pat out weed fire
The Wamons Relief corps viii
meet in regular session today at e.sD
o'clock az a o. L IS. Nal Refresh
mtnts viii be served ultcr the SEES.
sion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
NOW FErls I.NTREIy WE'LL,

Those who have backache. rheuma-
iism. stiff and swollen joints or other
symptoms of kidney trouble will be
interested IN statement from A. II.
Francis. Le-lith, kas, who writes. II
had severe pain IN my back and
could hardly move. / tried several
,, NEEDLES With no results. | took about
twa-ihirds ct Soc box OF Foley KID
leR Piis and now feel entirely Well"
Middlr-nged aud older men and
women whose kidneys are weakened
nhd these safe pills give relief from
seep disturbing bladder ailments. Sold
everywhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
WaIdemar Chains

fine gold filled guaranteed price, ESQ:
lHle SI2o
fancy Simmons solderel links regular
Simmons Wademar soldcred links Rope CHAIN regular
price, S4f5i sale price .S235
simmons Waldemar soldered links. Rope Chain regular
price, $3.50; sale price
! fine gold filled curb Waldenar soldered
links Chain price, $780, price ........
fancy round cable long bar odered links price,
$3.50; sale
! heavy simmons soldered links, hand
Chain price S55oi 1918
light simmons sodered links hand-engraved
Chain regular price $500 sale price
] fine 1Ok filled curb links, English finish Chain,
regular price $3.50 sale price $f.GO
i heavy lOk filled curb links English finish Chain.
regular price S45O price s2a5
medium curb links fancy button chip in center
aodeied links simmons Chain. regular $500; sale
ptcr $50
OK fancy links Coat Chain. button
plain Roman color seamless filled gold soldered
warranted Fob regular price So 25;
J English finish plain curb links T. and
front Sienet Fob regular price $700 sale $3.50
English finish plain curb links + T clasp
front Signe Ladies Fob, regular $375;
price ........s.
10 gold filled different designs Chains regular price
each si50 sale price each
soldered links gold filled Fob Safeties regular price
eael Sppi sale price, each
J fancy gold filled senet soldered
price S525; sale price
10 leather strap nckle buckle front Seal of
Now Mexico regular price each Soc; price
Leather strap nickle buckle Lodge Embems c.. X r.
Masonic r. H. T., f. O. r., regular each
sale price each zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
MCCLELLAN C0NFESSES
JUDGMENT FOR $1,000
IN HEART BALM CASE

The case of Miss Mary Kasemcicr.
OF ohio, against William w. McClel-
Ian. lro failed 60 reach the trial stage.
the defendant confessing iudgmcnt Tor
$1,000 and costs yesterday afternoon
In the United states district court.
Miss kasemeier asked Judgment for
$4,000 in her complaint
The trial of the poNolivh ease con-
tinued YESTERDAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
1900 WHITE rEGuoRNS

"Gcntry's eggs" have been the
highest local standard for years. They
are candlcd, stamped and guaranteed.
Sold by faffa. Mnlos, hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
Fine Gold Filled Vest Chains

gold front slide plain curb links 1o-inch length chain
regular price soon price -
fancy gold filled curb links, 0-inch length Chain,
lar price, $A75; sale price -
plain O-inch curb links Simmons gold filled soy
dcrod links, Chain regular price, 500 sale price =
fancy simmons t0-nch chain soldcred links, regular
price $3.50; sale price s..
fine Roman finished gold fod guaranteed 10 years and
mirror finish Rope Chains regular price $500; sale
price y.
0-inch polished sodored links double filled curb Chain
regular price $500 sale price =
heavy polished rope Simmons Chain l0-neh gold sol
dered links regular price $500 sale price $:
light polished rope Simmons Chain l0nch gold sodered
links regular price $500; sale price $:
l0-nch corrugated Roman finish soldcrcd Long Links,
regular price $500 sale price So
Roman corrugated bar links. l0-nch length Chain,
lar price, 5000; sale price s.
Fancy Corrugated guaranteed - years Chain regular
price $6 90; sale price So
fancy heavy corrugated regular price $3.50 sale price SO
Roman engraved fancy links simmons Ak gold filled
regular price 5000 sale price 50
heavy fancy links guaranteed 10 years lax gold filled,
sodered links, regular price, $3.50; sale price 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
Or. C. H. Conner

ostcupath
office Stern Bldg phones 655. ssb
Buy your boy an "lrcctor Toy"
Get IL al Otwen Drug company.
u, VI. WILLIAMS
DcNti~t
Rooms and i. Whiting Buldlng
Corner Second ANA Gold
Phone SO tkA
.
Home made Tama,rs. 90! TnrIi-
ladies, To-. 81 North Fourth Street.
Livery and -adl'c hor~-. Trimbie'.
He'd Barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

Funeral services for John u. Mar
tin viii he held al $3.50 o'clock 60.
morrow afternoon at the Consreea
lionui church Tho Rev Archie
Toothaker, pastor Of thal church. VIII
offlciaH. MI. Martin died hast sat
riday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
Coles Bankrupt Stock

II such line of Jewolry
prices Keep mind this lot OF old
accumulate after of business
bought last tI-todatc To the minute
ar o he going sale today:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
lheaters
"NEARLX MARRIED." AT
ACADEMY THIS WEEK

Nearly Married" swiftly-moving,
rapId-fre farce written by Edgar Sell
Wyn. VIII be seen for the first time
In this city tomorrow night ut the
Academy, where ii viii be presented by
the accomplished Price Players a.
their sixth weeks Offering. This is
the first week since tins organization
inauguratcd a limited spring and sims
mer engagement at the Academy that
they have not appeared on Monday
night It was Impossible for them TO
give the initial performance or
Nearly Married tonight, because the
theater was engaged some tine ago
for the commencement exercises of
the Womans College. The bries lay
off VIII be utilized by the players TO
whip Nearly Married" into a state o-
preparedness that should result in an
uncommonly smooth ana perfected firs,
nights performance. There are OK.
cellent parts in this weeks play for
an of the long list OF exceptionally
clever members OF the companr. Rich
ard DIX has been cast for the role OF
Harry Lindsay, a young married man,
and Catherine Proctor will appear as
his Wife Betty. Louis Haines. Viola
Leach, Helen Tracyaand all the others.
will contribute 10 the fun, which is
sa i'd to be uproarious at times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
GERMANS ORDERED TO
"ItHtS ST TO THE LIMIT.


Paris. Jane 1.-The Homeric battle
q" iAr east bank of The Mouse which
began four DAYS ago has not relaxed
IL the slightest degree.
An order Of tie day signed bv Gem
rrai won tatiJcnhayu found on German
prisoners enjoins ali commanders Of
units TO "thrust attacks to the mos,
extreme limits ana dc not quit the
battle uutil formal STAFF orders are re.
celN"d no matter what losses you sus-
tain This coutirms the earlier news
thot tho Kaiser has ordered his army
g" force quick decision with an on
slaught designed to sweep down all
resistance
SO convinced are the Germans that
decision on the western front WIN
bo reached at Nerdun that they have
removed heavy artillery from other
parts of the French front in order to
evan further intensity the awful hur-
fIeane Of big shells pounding the Meuss
hills Every hour of this latest phase
Of the battle adds fresh piles to the
bodies which strew the stones. The
second battalion with a Pomeranian
regiment which attacked near Thiau-
mont was completely wiped out. ac-
cordins to prisoners. The Bevarlan
division which recaptured Fort Don.
aumoht attacked seven times before
It succeeded in taking the first tranch-
cs in Caillette Wood
division Of the fourth reserve
corps which tried to carry the French
position between Naux pond and the
Village or NaUN, fought all day with
ont gaining AN inch of ground. one
regiment IS existing now only in
ghastlt heaps of bodies rising up be-
fore the trenches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

The stock market has had gem
orally strong tone during the week
now ending. Peace talk, emanating
principally from German sources, be-
cause of Its persistence. has caused
operators to hesitate about entering
extensive commitments. Reports of
railroad earnings have been most
glowing and the most satisfactory re-
ports of general business have passed
without special notice, OF more I'M
mediate bearing has been the politi-
cal questions which are coming to the
forefront now. The Republican con-
vention at Chicago next week holds
many possibilities. and is being much
discussed in financial quarters. Wall
Street is watching closely for what
may develop in Chicago. The railway
mems strike Is in process OF salts
factory adjustment. Conferences are
now in progress. the demands have
been formulated and presented, and
are now being given the serious con-
sideration called for. The general list
OF stocks has shown but slight
changes from those prices obtaining at
the end of last week. Great ac-
tlvity has been the rule for many OF
the motor shares, and during the last
days of the week marked advances
were made by Chandler Motors. Chev-
rolet and the new United Motor
shares. WHY'S Overland stands row
some fifty points above last weeks
level. and speculation in such shares
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
FLAGS nE,Sl4CR4ToR-
SENT TO JAIL FOR MONTH

New York June 4.-Bouck White,
pastor Of the Church Of the Social
Revolution, was sentenced yesterday to
serve thirty days in jail and paw a
fine Of Sfo0 for Dissertation Of the
United states flag The court ex-
pressed its regret at the sentence. the
Justices saying they believed il should
DE much heavier but they gave the
agitator the limit and could do no
more
Ehief Mag strate William McAdoo
has issued summ0nses for George
Harris. Greek and Heinrich
Weber and Albert Henkel, an artist,
to appear in his court Monday and
explain why the American dag, with
seven others. WIS burned In n melt
ing pot ceremony Friday night. II
suiicient evidence is adduced warrants
viii he ISSUED for the arrest OF these
men for Dissertation OF the flag.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
MADAME, RESSON AND OTHER
STARS FOR THE LYRIC

Madame Besson, the distinguished
Enel.sh actress, whose entry to vaude-
VILE is comparatively recent. is bring
ing her company of comedy PLAYERS
to ,fe Lyric for a three days engage
ment, commencing with the matinee
performance today. The English
comedy star VIII present sprightly
playle written for her by Fran
Nordstrom. one of the most popular
leading women seen here in stock
companies at the Academy OF Music
in recent years,
NJ dame Besson has digressei from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
Weekly Market Review
written especially vrxinian BY Il. L. Rodcn)

is becoming rather too wild for sta
bility We hear of all sorts OF COM
binations, and consultations and
mergers, in the motor stocks, but no
confirmation OF such have come to
hand. Railway shares are coming
more into favor with investors, and
the demand for dividend paying rails
suggests higher prices. Abundant
money. low rates OF interest and tho
high yield In such stocks as Norfolk
and Western. Baltimore and Ohio.
Union Pacific and others appeals to
Spectator and investor alike. Increas-
Ing activity and higher level Of values
Is predicted for all good rails. The
steel industry is looking forward to
a larger and growing business from
Europe. Last week the French govern
ment placed an order here for $4,000
tons OF rails with one company, and
the total orders for rails from that
source exceed $4,000 tons Munition
business Is still expanding, and new
orders are to be placed within short
time The disaster suffered by the
British fleet In the North Sea did not
;i,sturh the trend of the market.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
lADEAS CORPUS WRIT
N CASE Of SAILORS

Newport News, Va. June THE
half OF Ave seamen OF the Russian
bark Procyon by Attorney III. George
Stewart has been granted by Judge
Waddill and will be heard in Federal
Court, Norfolk. June s. The seamen
are still In Jail in Bloodfield as the
result of the charge OF desertion filed
against them by the master OF the
Russian bark.
The ouintette, John Larsen, August
Nicmi. AEus Hiltnen. Juho Ntcmi and
E. K Saarnista, left the bark upon
arrival at this port. signing on the
American sailing ship Rrynhtlda.
Upon complaint filed by Captain Erik
kpen. OF the Procyon. the men were
taken of the Rrynhilda by Warwick
County officers and lodged in the
Bioodfeld jail. charged with desertiou.
This was about ten days ago.
A ruling from Washington that
their detention was Illegal made no
Immediate impression on the War
wick autharitieg afad Attorney Stewart
took the matter TO the Federal Court.
The attorney states that In the
event the hearing IS favo-aie and
Judge wad6ul orders the men re-
leased, he viii Immediately file a
eieh. GOO hbel against the Procyon.
charging. among other things. false
tnaprison ment
The Procyon IS al present in dry
deck at the piant % the Newport
News shipbuN5!ns and Dry Dock
Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

The following are created peers:
George Coats, director If J. and p.
Coats, Limited; Sir Sayile Crosslay, ana
Sir Arthur Nicholson
Sir Gilbert Parker. novelist, poet and
playwright, is made a privy councillor.
These are created baronets. Str
Robert Hudson Berwick, Sir William
Maxwell Aitken, the Canadian official
eye witness: Alsernon Marshsll Sted-
man Methuen. head of the publishing
drm OF Methuen & Company, Limited
l.. w. Meyer. representative Of the min
istry OF munitions In America. and Cy-
ru Arthur Pearson, merchant and re-
lief organizer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
JOE TURNER TO MEET
MILO HACkENSCHM|DT

Washington, d. c., June Milo
Hackenschmidt, n brother of George
Hackenschmidt, the Russian lion, will
meet Joe Turner. the middleweight
champion OF the world. in finished
wrestling match at the catch-as-catch-
can style of wrestling at the Lyceun
Theater on Tuesday night
Hackenschmidt Is the champion
middleweight of Europe. having won
the title two years ago In the last
wrestling tournament held in England
by Lord Lonsdale, when he captured
the Lonsdale belt. Hackenschmidt
came to this country two years ago
and has met some OF the best mat
men here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
HUSTIHGS GRAND JURY
IN SESSION TODAY
May Consider Question of Alleged Ir-
rcgularitics in Connection With
Award of Street Contract.

The June term of Hastings Court
will begin today The grand jury will
meet at 10 o'clock The grand jury
docket Is not large one. There are
no specially important cases before
the court
Attention Of the jury may be called
I" alleged LfIegularity concerning the
acton OF lobbyists in trying to secure
contracts for smooth paving. through
the Administrative Board. 1t Is hard
ly probable, however. that Official at
tentiou VIII be called to this. as the
alleged irrvgularity Is said 20 have
occurred two years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

Several Individual members as we'll
as the entire Goober team have picked
up considerable In batting during the
age WAS 222 as against $50 up TO and
including yesterdays game. First
Basemau Henry made the most notice
able gain during the past week by
climbing up thirty~two points. This
lad is one Of the classiest feeders ever
seen In the Virginia League and win
undoubtedly strengthen up wonderful
ly with the stick before the end OF
tho present season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
Wflkerson Dismissed.

D. N Wilkerson was dismissed IN
Police Court Friday morning by
Judge Crutchfeld, when he was ar
raigned on the charge of being a fugi-
tive from Blackstone. Va, and Frank
lin County, n. c., and on a third charge
OF obtaining IS from A. Sorg & Co.
on worthless check.
The police wired both the officials at
Blackstone and Franklin County that
Wilkerson was being held here, but
they answered saying he was not
wanted by them. He settled the IS
matter with Sorg out of court and
the case was dismissed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
King Confers Hopors.

London. June 4.--The London Ga
7ctte announces that the king has con-
fcrred birthday honors ON six peers.
twelve baroncts and thirty-one knights
including Lord Rufus .. 4. Reatfins,
who becomes viscount
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

reotors OF the club welcome sugces-
tions from fans and they are doing
their level best to pvt a winning team
on the Mckenzie street lot They viii
90 so with the proper support.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

Score by innings: X.
Ph ladelphia ....,..,2C0 900 001-2
st, Louis ....,......0G COS 00"-4
summary: Three base hit-Witt.
Sacrifice h!ts-NiHer. schang. Dou-
Bile plays--Johnson 70 Pratt TO Sister
(2); Pick 10 McInnis TO Lajoie. Stol-
Ell bases-Shottou, Pratt 90. Bases
on balls--On Koob. .. off Groom. l
of Myers. 4. Struck out-By Groom
2; by Myers, 2. Cmpires--Eyans and
Nallin. Time-1.45.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

Every local fan should turn out at
NcKenzie-Street Park tomorrow after
noon and give the new Goober pilot
q roustng welcome and pull hard for
the reconstructed Gooher team 10 win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05

The local team !s not the property
OF any individual or corporation and
Its officials deserve the support OF the
whole Petersburg population. The d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-05
SENATORS DEFEATED
CONTINUED From Fifth Page

f9uIIItIIltE 7 " f7--33tN+II TIT NI7~
litzel, Graney, Henrieksen, Lewis,
O'NelIl, Smith, Howard. Sacrifice hit
Walker Stolen bases~-GrHney.
Turner. Double plays -WMuby TO
Gandll. Turner to Wamby 10 Gaudil.
Bases on balls--On Basby off Mays
]; Oft Foster, 4 Struck o4t-By
BaRhy, l. by Morton, 3. l'mpires~-
Chill and Dineon Tine not given.