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The sun., 1918-10-18
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

EXECUTIVE or other responsible position
desired with reputable concern: American
BY birth and descent: law and engineering
two empioyers. H.. box 1928 Sun office.
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wANrnD-nUAi. Esr,rt:.

SPECIAL. attention paid to collection OF
rents aud supervision ~ rental property.
Prompt rcturnS made. Harrison * Bates.
North EicNc-ith Street
WANtLD. iarfn adjacent to Richmond.
suitable for STOCK and dHiryins Soil
must be adapted to grain ami hay. Would
give good paying city property in exchange
w. H. Gates. Rice Va
WE have CUSTOMER for West End prop
Ia rhth
WE have number OF BUYERS for homes IN
West End. White y Co
WE advertise and sell city and country
. prorcrly. Try ds L. 7, Branch. $50
East Ntin street. Ebe! Bidg. Room :.
WE can PROMPTLY secure you "a good tenant
for our houses ChcNn!ng * iioxcy.
AJLTION-iEGai.
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Q. Ii. HILL,


THE UNION RANK OIL RICHMOND
ne rSsuiar annual meeting % the stock
iioidSia ot the Unlvn Sank OF Itlcatnoi,I
VA. !or me election OF directors and tor
the ttIhsaCiion ot any other uusinrs, ~ nich
may properly CUlnc before the SAID incc tin,
MI WI pc hytd IA Ii.SbAi. January y 1918, al
~ cloSE Hocn. Ia no. directors room OF
mund. Va. '
5. Z. RYLAND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

WANTED, twelve plumb
ers, six steam filters, fiji
teen plasterers, five cement
finishers, eight inside cleo
ti'icians, 200 laborers. APP
ply John T. Wilson e Co.,
Camp Lee, or U. S. Employ
ment Service, 90 E.. Main st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

~, T.tH!lOhu, va. DeCtWDGr u lgIS
IHe reSu'ar annual meeting OF The sto.k
hoiueEs OF the FIRST N1tlona, Bauk OF RLrn
mend Va, Tor the election OF dIr.c.
tnFs Tor Inc rauhcatior OF the acts OF
tile directors Tor tie last fiscal year and for
INC transaction OF any other business Whirn
may properly come before the said nee lin:
VIII u heid TUESDAY. JANUARY H. 1878
az a. noon; IN the directors room OF Ihe
bank. Ninth and Nam Streets K!chlnonc
ALIEN F.. RYLANp. Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
AMERICAN ,NArIoNAL BANK.

The board oi directors OF This bank hn @.
declared a dividend vi per cent poynhI.
70 shar"hoiusrs or record 1T tho close. OF
tusintSS December FL. looks for tho M, ns.
Ter OF stock 70 be opened january .. Cheeks
Q. b. HILL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

- FIKS NAIIUNAL IIANK
,,, itichinond. Va. December IS lglA
ne boafu OF directors IniS uanl> nnvs
'hiS uay ueciarcu INC Gsd.i. quarterly ulyl-
ueiiu q! L. per cent. payauie To stur.l.
hniuefs Vi record as VI DcGrinBvs 20 Isls
CAeciIs VIII DC matted ON LJe.culurr ii Iyis
Allen. T.. Iii Ian -. Iasni.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

nELr-MALi Or FEMALE. "a
night cook. whito or
,coiprpG. { West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

BoIS--Wantcl. delivery boys: good pay
Broad street. -
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hoy wanted. Good opportunity FOR Indus.
IA riogS iaII Apply Ut once. United Cp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

.CliAUFL'EUR--Wante white chauffeur To
urive Ford touring car Must have refer
s shSSse and know city. Apply before 10 a. NJ.
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IIELr wANrEn-,1AL,.

.lOr-wanted. c0lored boy. ,j to 20 YEA r.,
old In largo Broad Street store Easy
work. Opportunity for promotion. Address
Advancement. caro- Timcs- Dspntch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
ME cMuKCII I'LL. nANk m.

ANNUAL. MEETiNGs--rhe regular animal
meeting or th5 stock holders of tina Ma.
tional state ana city Bank OF Richmond
w wiii be held ~ i!s Sankinr house at II
l9l9 for The purpose or electinC directors
tor inc ensuing year and tor the frnn..
action OF nv other business thar mnv
properly CONT before the meeting '"y
JULIEN IL. HIII ~ aba.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

OLD DOMINION TRUST c0MpA%Y5 !
49, Richmond. Va. December II lglS b
the Board ut Directors OF tina uoulpnny
nave THIS day declared ITS usual uuurterIy
dividend of per cent. uayabie January ~
s9i'. 70 stockholdcrs OF record OF Decent.
W. IL StAtrClIrr, c 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

MISREPRESENTATION. = experienced cylinder
press feeders Apply William Byrd Press
FIREMAN = Wanted. experienced fireman
Times Dispatch "
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:. -. =; - = q t.l.2, y y. Sashlsr.

w ESD END HANK. y t3fstff
KiGhmunu. -, Dec 3, i9ISsSs
Tho board OF directors OF this bank Says
this day declared "a sesnIanndai diviuetiuy ,of
. per cent. phyavIc to S.OCNuUtdorS OF record
as OF DeScnTber u. :gis. Cnecns Mil 50
!naiIed Degumuer ~. nos SO
CtIAs. X. WILLIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

lSSURANCE Statesmen wantcd-Ratting
good contract TO men of ability: health aud
s.aecH,tnt Insurance. monthly anct- quarterly
STtcinium3. covering Insured for life. stand
are service satisiiys." eau or write Office
/. I'll. American National Bank building any
evening between $50 and T.. 81. for per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

COLORED BOYS--Scveral wanted for va
:. rl9us positions. Apply at once ready for
WWofx; Richmond Cafeteria seventh ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

MEN to learn the barber trade: few weeks
:, required. Write for catalogue. I{ichtu I, al
BBSsrber College. 3i2 North F!uh Street
ORR ICE HAN-Wantcd. in assistant office
imam familiar with lvat tobacco .laro,,n,s
Tor Kentucky marEe'. Ecpy. r!vin,; ex,
neriencc and salary warteu and references
10 Post-Otitcn Boz .s5. Rlch:nond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

NATIONAL. STATE AND CITY HANK.
RlChMOND. VA ~
i3o Board OF Directors Of lnfs bank hay,s
TINS duS declared the regular quarterly Jj.,S
dead OF per cent ON the capital stock nav
able JANUARY /. 1913. ~ stock hoItIers' a,
~ record th!s date, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
Legal NOTICES
TnE uNION hANK oN KICnMoNb.

, Richmond. Va. Dec 10 1915
THO directors OF this bank have This ,!a,
Ic'iared IN" regular semiarnuai dividend
OF OF 10 pr sent ON the cap,tai stock OF the
holders Of record on December ~; io}S
Checks viii bo mailed
s, p. RYLANu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
ROOMS wIruoUr nOAnr.

THIRTY FOURTH ST.. s25-For rent
:. nice larS" furnished rooms for light
hhiG nn,so% ,lt Young ladies preferred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

GERMAN AMERIcNN "huILprSo Am
LOAN AssoGIATloN.
Tho board of directors OF this companv,
today declared scnhannual dividend a.
j l-2 per cent payable to stock huIdErs On
and after January 2. 1919 va
ClIAS. X WILLIS
Secretary and 'rren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

MEEBtNGSr~h nicStIng OF the slorkhoIdsF
~ mo Manchcs,er NaiIvnaI BANK in ildui
INtto4, MliI, b. neid az us baEking NOUS
JANUARY IA. 1919. $3.50 l.. Al. Tor Ca
lTHnsAStior Oi any business which may uroiy
tr'S come before sa'd nesting. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

AABoHERS-Whits and coiored iaborers
wanted FOR Yorktown job. Leave Main
street Station IL ~ NJ Decctnher ~.
LAHOREltS - Wanted. white and colorsd
3 siaoorers Apply Armour & Co. 307 North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

THE ri.ANrt.lts NATIONAL. uANk Is,
ltichnond. Vas Dcue4nu.c -. 1913. q
III tnis uarh Wal DC A-.'. :. 49, uaiskinl:
nous OF ~ r-SpAi JANUARY ~ lib III
IL Al FOR the election ut directors tor 10,
tnt.iicatiun OF the acts OF tho directors Tvr
me iaSt hScai year. and for tue transaction
OF any oln,i UnsutcsS wI.gSh may ui,,n..sly
CONT before the said meeting
CONWAY n GORDON,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

oPERAToIE-W ANTI Ed. FIRST CLASS
SMToSOTftE CASTER -OrERATOR HIGH
ALSO ElKST;GLAss JOB CoMPOsiTORs
TIN ES- DISPATCH
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MEN AND GIRLS

HELP OF all Kinds furnished. Public EN-
ployInehl BnIead Room o. CITY Hall
Y: y EMPLOYMENT. APPLY u. s. EM-
PLOgME SERVICE RANCH 62j
EAST nROAD STREET
tTHREE dishwashers wanted and expert
enced white Mattresses a; New England
Restaurant. 322 East Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

MACHINiSTS : FRS, class Al nlochnnics
steady position, highest wages. sanitary.
sunlight. Ui,"n shop conditions out OF
city. Reply, stating age. whore time served
and enpericnce { i62, care Times Dispa ch.
MEN hunting WORT. apply to Richmond EN-
. pioyment Agency tOs East Broad Street.
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RICHMOND TRUST 4 SAVINGS 20

RICHMOND TRUST q SAVINGS CO..
Decesnher ). lYlaS8
this COMPANY. held his day. tho regular
qudtterls GNideuu 81 one anu one uulrier,
per cent Il - p-t CtpJb Was declared uDcns
us SapiiaI stoca. Daraoi- January 2 Isf5.i
to StOCShuiuers ~ ieGCtd tue Close. oS
BUSHES Dexmoer &c lsls. Gnocks viii
Il j. wlLLINunAM. JR..
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FRANKLIN 81 Il. J09-- ExcciIcTi -,Isl,
board can Ice had at 5oa-all east FranN-
lin. Twy meals, 81 per week Freak faYt
from $50 10 ~. NJ. dinner. 5:i5 TO lib
Apply Mrs. II. IL o:uohuudro
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WANTED, by physician
with several years expe-
rience, location as partner
or assistant. Address G 1926,
care Times-Dispatck.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

BORROW on your watches dIamonds and
1ewoiry from sthe Equitable Loan SocietV
ia North Eighth Street
MONEY TO LOAN
HAVE money TO loan In sums OF 5000 and
Sl0,co9 on improved city property on FIRST
mortgage. Not 4 trust company or real es :
tate agent. Address p O. Box GOO -
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HOLIDAY LOANS

rRADEsME;N. HouSEKEEPERs. SCHOOL.
TEAGilERs AND OTHERS CAN BOR-
ROW FROM 81 TO $l1g FROM THIS Lii
k0MEssT LE Ei,Ms H ~, AMP I0N TIL;
FERED BY ANY COMPANY IN THE
STATE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

AMERICAN NATION Al EANiI- =
NOTICE 20 shareholders: The reg ular mn
v,, npTl "lerr Io OF directors this bank
second Tuesday In January between tbs
hours OF /: and T.. VI.
Q. II. HILL. Cashier. Il
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store for RENE

VIRGINIA AUCTION CO. Auctioneers,
GEORGE V. OLIVER, Salesman.
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IIOLSisS r(l., 500.

SUBURBAN LOTS
81 100 cash anu S1uU Dor week buys lots ~
Petersburg Pike. 49, "''
5000 cash and $500 per week euvs Ea,,
Sly water and ,Sas. Call Is. j. paughtrev
Mn dlson 3lA2 l202 &aIna kuiiGing
LOT in West End. $1,000. Small cash Day
ment; no interest Box 1853 KichmnnI Va
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THE SAVINGS BANK OF
RICHMOND

u. S Depository for Postal Savings Funds.
Eichnoni Va. Des IL 1918.
The directors OF this bank have declared n
scmiannual dividend OF five t5) per cent aud
amounting TO twelve thou&ani (sia, U60 DOL
;tollars. cui or the earnings Not the bank 10,
me past SIN months. payable on and ate,
January :. 1919. Dividend checks will bS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
WAR TAX WORRIES
BASEBALL MOGULS
Important Matter to Be Decided
at National Commission Meeting

Cincinnati, Jan. 8.-Trades and then
more trades were discussed by the
score Of baseball club owners here
yesterday to attend the National Com
mission meeting today, but no trades
resulted from the discussions in so
far as close observation could tell last
night.
At an informal meeting of the Ma
tiOnal League war taxes proved to be
the most interesting topic. Previous
to the meeting President Tener mad
appointed q committee consisting Of
John Heydler, John Foster and Walter
Hapgood to consult with Government
officials relative to the payment Of wa
taxes on passes. This committee was
empowered to widen its scope and to
include the entire war tax problem as
it will concern baseball.
For the sake of convenience, the
National League originally desired to
charge 10 cents for war tax passes
Inasmuch as a pass is rated as a U.s.
cent seat the Government officials re-
fused to agree to accept more than 10
per cent. of this amount. At the meet
ing today it was definitely agreed that
only O per cent. Of each ticket sold as
we'll as each pass given would be
charged for war tax.
The old Federal League peace agree
ment came up at the meeting OF the
National League members. A repre-
sentative of the Federal League was
present for the purpose, according to
the president "of seeing if the mat
ter could not be forwarded PTesi-
dent Tener stated that inasmuch as
the meeting was entirely informal no
action could be taken.
1t was stated unotficially but reli-
ably that the Federal League will be
paid shortly and fms written in SO
far as the National League is con-
cerned.
Owing to the absence of President
johnson of the American League, who
wired that he was snowbound in Chi
cago and could not reach here until
today, the meeting of the National
Commission was postponed. Numer-
Gus baseball men, however, put in
early appearances, chief Of whom were
Charles Weeghman of Chicago, Chas.
H. Ebbets of Brooklyn, Barney Drey-
fuss Of Pittsburg, Branch Hickey of st.
Louis and Garry Hermann OF ca
cinnati, Fred Mitchell of Chicago,
Hugo Bezdek and Jack Hendricks Of
st. Louis were among the managers.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
COBB LIKELY TO ENLIST.
Corp. Mig Clarke Says SO After
Visiting Detroit Outfieider.

Paris Island, S. c., Jan. 8.-Tyrus
Cobb has his eyes on the Marine
Corps. Cobb is subject to draft, al
though escaping the call last year,
but his friends think that he will
seek q chance in the army or navy
before the draft can get him.
Corp. J. j. (Nig) Clarke, formerly
d Cleveland American league catcher,
who has been Visiting Tyrus at the
latter's home in Augusta, Ga, declares
Cobb will enlist soon.
Clarke, who is stationed at Paris
Island, says:
Cobb is coming over to Paris
Island to see me next week He is
just itching to get into harness with
q gun and bayOnet or cheese knife and
get at the Germans. He kept me
busy showing him all the bayonet ex-
ercises and manual of arms. always
Watching me like a hawk"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
M|DDLET0WN FIVE
PLAY HERE TONIGHT
Ahern, NcConochie & Go. to
Tackle Y. M. G. A. Quintet

The Middletown basketball team
which makes it's appearance in this
city this evening, has by stellar per-
formances for the past few seasons
justly earned the right to be styled.
champions of Connecticut. This quin-
tet has faced 'em all season after
season, and victory has as rule been
the reward. Danny Ahern and Nc
Conochic, the stars of the team, have
displayed their ability on numerous
occasions, and the fans are we'll ac-
quainted with their proves. Need
less to say, it has been their fine work
that has kept the Middletown five at
the top for many years.
Salmonson, and the Spear brothers
are former Middletown High school
stars whose work has improved stead
lily since joining faster company. The
record of the visitors is one to be
proud of, and in meeting Captain
Skaters speedy bunch, they are Cog
infant that nothing but the best in
basketball will secure for them the
long end of the score.
Lovers of the terpsichorean art, atr
tending the game tonight will be af-.
forded an opportunity of enjoying
their popular indoor sport, the man
agement having arranged to conduct
dancing at the conclusion of the
game.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
$50 ENTRIES FOR FUTURITY.
Classic of 1920 Brings Out Largest
Number in Decade

New York, Jan. denominations
for the Futurity of 1920, which closed
on January B. were compiled yester-
day. They show the largest number
that has been received for the classic
wo-year-old classic since the repeal
of the Percy Gray law in 1908.
They total $50 and represent the prog
eny of greatest sires and mares in this
country
Last years total for the event,
which will be decided in 1918, was S'6S,
while that for 1917, which is sched
uled to be decided at the Belmont
park track next September, numbered
only 645.
John +. Madden heads the list with
Sc; August Belmont third, with SO,
and Harry Payne Whitney fourth,
with AZ. w. B. Miller, whose list did
not reach the office until yesterday,
nominated IS, seventeen Of which are
Ny Uncle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
AMHERST FOOTBALL DATES.
Columbia, Trinity and Bowdoin APP
pear ON 1918 Schedule.

Amherst, Mass, Jan S.-The foot
ball schedule for Amherst College was
approved by the student council yes
terday. Trinity and Bowdoin, two
Of Amhersts old rivals, and Columbia
appear on the schedule, which is as
follows: T.
September %, Middlebury at Am
herst; October 5, Bowdoin at AM
herst; October IL, Union at Schemes
tady, n. Y; October 10, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute at Amherst;
October IS, Wesleyan at Middletovn:
November 8, Trinity at Amherst; Mo-
pember 16, Williams at Amherst.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
HORNSBY NOT FOR SALE
Branch Hickey Says He WITH Retain
Star InfieIder--No Offers Are Ac-
ceptablC.

Cincinnati, Jan. 8.-Branch Hickey
of the ST. Louis Nationals, announced
yesterday that Rogers Hornsby is
not for sale and will not be traded.
"Once and for all time, and this
is final, Rogers Hornsby will not be
sold or traded to any club in North
America, Neither Weeghman nor
McGraw can get him, no matter what
they offer" said hickey. L have re-
ceived numerous fattering offers for
Hornsby but l want to build up the
Cardinals and not Destroy
Rickeys final announcement with
regard to Hornsby came in reply to
a query regarding the report that he
had traded the infielder to the Cubs
for Jim Vaughn, Infielder Hollocher
and a big cash consideration.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
WILL SHARE PROFITS
Connie Mack Makes Proposition to
His Players Which May Speed Elm

Philadelphia. Jan. S.-Connie Mack
came out yesterday with proposition
that should fill his ball park with
members of labor unions, socialists
and the Consumers league.
In announcing a reduction in salar-
les all along the line Connie air cush-
toned the jolt with the proviso that
if the Athletics make money this
wear the players will participate in
the profits
1--WE are not out to make money,
but cut down our LOSSES said Mack
Yesterday afternoon. IF baseball goes
big this summer the players will bene-
fit for the profits will be distributed
among the men. This is a fair pro
position. and I believe the players Will
accept it. They are asked to take
chance with us and if we are success
full thew will derive all the benefits
If we make $4,000 we will gladly
share it with them. But it is up to
them to do their part"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
BASILUS WINS.
Jockey Willis Pilots Victor in Feature
Race at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Jan. 8.-Basilus, rid
den by Jockey Willis ran off with the
Frontier Purse, the feature event at
the fair grounds track, yesterday aft
ernoon. Valais, with Mooney in the
saddle, finished second, and Buford
guided by Kelsay, took the short end
of the purse.
Manolin displayed a great burst of
speed in the third race, a claiming af-
fair at six furlongs. He took the lead
at the start and was never headed
He travelled the distance in the fast
time of 1:13 40. Langdon was sec
ond and Bond third.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
ANOTHER DEAL ON
McGraw and StalIingS Engineering
Trade of Hcrzog For Doyle and a
Pitcher
Pitcher.

New York, Jan. S.-Therc IS much
joy in Harlem. Larry Doyle, former
captain of the Giants and Prince of
Harlem, probably will be at home TO
his many friends behind second base
at the Polo Grounds next season.
Laughing Larry and q Boston pitcher,
either Dick Rudolph or Jesse Barnes,
are likely to come to New York in a
deal for Charley Herzog, the turbul-
ent eN-captain of the club.
The deal probably will be closed at
the National Commission meeting in
Cincinnati today. 1t has been hanging
fire ever since the recent annual meet
ing of the National League in this
city There is a little difference of
opinion between the New York and
Boston clubs as to the pitcher who
will accompany Doyle to New York.
McGraW has expressed a preference
for Barnes, but Stallings has declared
he will not consent to any trade IN
volving this prospective star. How
ever, the Boston club is willing to dis
pose of Dick Rudolph, it's former
pitching headliner, who also is Il Gil
ant discard
The deal mas nCen enSlneEtHd EN-
tirely by Stallings. He recently sent
Tyler to Chicago for Doyle and Art
Wilson for the sole reason Of using
Doyle in a. trade with New York for
Herzog. Stallings has been angling
for "IIerzy" ever since it became evil
dent that the Marylander would not
play under McGraw again. MCGraW
informed Sta1lings he must have an
i,,f1 E.1
ings did not make the Chicago trade
until assured by McGraw that Doyle
would be acceptable.
BY a freak twist Of fate HEROES
relations when he left the Boston
club in 1911 for his second engage
ment with the Giants were just as
cordial as are his relations with the
Giants today. He was then under All
indefinite suspension and had been
fined $500 for leaving his club without
permission.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
MUST CARRY UNIFORMS.
Movement Started by National League
for Abolishing Players Trunks.

Cincinnati, Jan. Sat a meeting of
National League. baseball magnates
here yesterday a movement was start
ed to abolish the travelling trunk OF
the ball player.
According to plans that were freely
discussed here, it is now intended to
have the players roll up their uni
forms, bats and other baseball para
phernalia and carry them in a bundle,
as they did years ago. In that way
the transportation of clubs will be
Simplified
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-08
RAIN PREVENTS RACES.
Causes Postponement Of Ice Yacht
Events on Shrewsbury.

Redbank, n. J., Jan. S.-Rain, fog
and lack of wind prevented ice yacht
races yesterday, but a predicted freeze
will put the North Shrewsbury in bet
ter condition than ever and make
possible the sailing in a few days OF
the unfinished championship races be-
tween T. Irving Browns Say When
and John Bates Ingenue of the Red
Bank club and Frank Johnson
Princeton and I. IT. Strauss Silver
Heels of the Long Branch club for
the state pennant.