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glass, with the usual supply of individual
gifts in silver and bric-a-brac.
Among the guests at the church, many
OF whom afterwards attended the recep-
ton at the house, were Senator and Mrs.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, Mrs. MacMurray.
Miss Ethel MacMuTray. Mr. and Mrs.
John Il. Larner. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Richard Wainwright. Commodore and
Mrs. Richard Davenport. Gen. and Mrs.
Albert l. Mills. Mrs William Crozier.
Gen. and Mrs Davis. Mrs. William F
Boardman. Miss Mabel -Boardman. Mrs.
George Andrews, Miss Katherine An
drews. Mrs John Hays Hammond. Brig
Gen. and Mrs William Marshall, Mrs.
Alexander Magruder. Mrs Walton Good
win. Miss Alice Goodwin. Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Newton Gulick. Miss Dorothy Grey
Brooks. Miss Emily Beatty, Miss Dorothy
Wyeth. Mrs Abbott. the Misses Abbott
the Misses Gheen. Mr.. and Mrs Brooks
Ladd. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Remey.
Miss Angelica Remey. Mr.. and Mrs. RAN
dali Webb. Miss Mary Webb. Rear Ad-
miraI and Mrs. Cromwell. Mrs. Harold
Brown. of Plainfield. ". J.: Capt. and
Mrs. Robert Ralston, Col and Mrs. Ed
ward Burr.
The out-of-town guests included Mrs
George Alfred Fletcher, of Philadelphia: !:
Mr.. Charles II. Dickerman, Of Milton,
Pa; Mr.. William p. Carter and Mr.
Philo Won Westernhagen. of Philadelphia:
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. B. Fletcher, of
St David's, Pa; Mrs. Shapley, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles de Meditis-Sajous. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry F. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Evans, Miss Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Redd. Mr.. and Mrs. /. B.
Reed. Miss Rossmaeseler, and Mr. and
Mrs George W. Boyd. of Philadelphia.
and Judge and Mrs. Gray. Of Whining
ton.
The bride and bridegroom left Wash
ington later in the afternoon on their
wedding trip. the former wearing a smart
suit of brown cloth. with a small brown
straw hat They will be at home at Al
stead. Radnor. Pa. after June l.
The Postmaster General entertained at
a small dinner last night at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Mr.. S. Vivaldi, Assistant District At
torney at Guayama. Porto Rico, and Mr..
Frank Martinez. Of the same place. have
arrived in Washington and are stopping
at the Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Gladys Mayer. of the Airy View
Apartment. is spending some time in
Baltimore, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Myer.
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"0be 6irl J left 8ebino S1e "
NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN.

speer through
hgtOn drawsoOms last small
- talk which
O Dinner issued by Cabinet officers and other high
hal hastily recalled The cancelled his
the delegates the different then Washington and is
thought that for all social functions White House will
following precedent established of the Spanish
by late President and Mrs Mckinley.
Entertaining general however greatly interrupted
history past
Possibly the hectic and hours of
pn which follow the train of battles on land and sea During that titanic
struggle the civil with tragedy enacted daily dinners and dances being
constantly Washington and all both north and south of Mason
Dixon'li
declaration against Spam the of % mammoth entertain
merit of Teaux Vivants for of
and sailors given
patriotic Building Those taking prom
members of the uafanabe set at the National Capital There are
the auspices of the
Woman Navy League the benefit of the families of The killed
and wounded soldiers of this
ncHns all their social
for evening entertainments
society keen interested the sessions the Capitol
the galleries both Houses of Congress have been
packed with brilliantly dressed women Even the night sessions have been attend
official and diplomatic life who have left dinners and
dances listen to the debates
days wedding bells will be heard the White House and
Miss Eleanor Wilson and Secretary
Gibbs McAdoo restricted small circle general society still
the members of Miss
Wilson'S bridal party will shortly be given out
selected the date of her
Mr. Chaunoey Only friends
which will be performed the residence of the brides
Mr. and Mrs Hennen Jennings large reception will follow the eere
nony
weddings
D. Abbot of New York, "Wednesday
in
to
Abbot New bride
mar and Mis- Cornela Smith Washington
o Washington, will be best The usher
White OF York T. Engle
Spokane; Ans Dhon Blake and
Harold Bher OF Boston, and Martin Fisher Alfred R. Taylor and Taylor
Thom O. Washington
Every he
conditions
Fort My Va has been indefinitely dsappont
mel Of many lovers o
II
this break A
Washington will their which
has added to he interest
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HoW American Women
May Keep Faces Young

The American smart woman ages
early. FAR earlier than the English
woman" says Christian Miller. +. {. l..
the famous English health expert She
adds that our climate so eNhilarates
that you OVereNert yourselves and grow
old before you know il. Thar same
eNhilarating air dries the skin. The
skin that lacks moisture grows pale
and withered looking and soon forms
wrinkles.
The American complexion" is hest
treated by applying pure mercoIized
wax. which causes the faded lifelesS
cuticle to flake of in minute particles.
a little each day. until the fresh. young
skin beneath is wholly in evidence.
Every druggist has this wax: one
ounce is sufficient. Spread on AZ night
like cold cream. washing il of next
morning.
For wrinkles. dissolve an ounce Of
powdered saXolite in hall pint witch
hazel; battle the face In this Immcdi-
ately every wrinkle is affected, even
the deeper lines. Both tre4tments are
remarkable facial rejuvenators.
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Miss Cobey's Wedding

charming wedding was SOlemniZed
in the Church of the Advent last Wednes-
day night, when Miss Mary Elizabeth
Cobey, daughter Of DIR. and Mrs Alex
ander D. Cobey. became the bride Of
Sydney Snowden Stabler. OF 81. Marys
County Md. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev Edward Marshall
Mott. rector of the church. in the pres
ence of a large gathering The ChV-sh
was decorated with palms. ferns and
pink and white spring blossoms.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a handsome gown
Of white crepe de chine and point de
Venise lace. Sprays of real orange
blossoms caught her tuIle veil in a cap
effect, and fell to the end of her court
train. She carried a large shower of
brides roses and white sweet peas.
Miss Z. Louise Cobcy, who was her sis
ters maid OF honor. wore pale pink
crepe meteor with chiffon and cream
shadow lace. In her hair she wore white
ostrich tips and pearl bands. Her bou-
quet was of Killarney roses and maiden
hair fern.
The bridesmaids. Miss Katharine
Hungerford and Miss Lucille Price. wore
gowns Of a deeper shade of pink crepe
de chine. with waists and puffed tunics
of cream shadow lac and rhinestone
trimmings. Their hair ornaments were
also white ostrich tips caught with pearl
bands, and they carried bouquets of pink
sweet peas.
The flower girl. little Miss katharine
Cobey. niece of the bride. was dressed
in dainty white lingerie over pink. and
carried a basket filled with pink sweet
peas.
". Snowden Stabler. brother OF the
bridegroom, acted as best man. and
the ushers were Dr. Howard p. Cobcy.
brother of the bride. Samuel Dent Gray.
and Ford Carpenter. OF Maryland. and
Harry S. Cobey.
A reception followed at the brides
home, the decorations there carrying out
the color scheme of pink and white. As
sistinG in receiving were the bride's
mother. who wore black charmeuse and
chantilly lace. with a corsage bouquet
of white sweet peas; Mrs. Augustus
Stabler. of Sandy Spring. Md. mothe.
of the bridegroom, whose gown was Of
black crepe meteor and lace with white
sweet peas: Miss Margaret COhey, sis
ter of the bride, who wore orchid crepe
meteor and real lace, with a bouquet of
lavender sweet peas. and Miss Clara
Speake. who wore coral crepe de chine
and shadow lace with touches of black
with a corsage of violets.
Among the out-of-tCwn guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward COrhin Moore of
New York. the latter a sister of the
groom; Mrs. W. w. Payne and Miss
Lillian Powers. of Virginia: Miss Lillian
Gray. Miss Maud Douglas and Mrs. ].
Otis Watson, of Maryland: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dryden, Mrs. Walter Reese and
Mrs. Laurence NJ Reese. of Baltimore |
Miss Alice G. Stabler. of Annapolis: Mrs |
w. Moore, Miss Doris Lea, Mr. |
and Mrs. Francis Snowden. Mr.. and Mrs |
Hartshorne and Miss Harriet Lansdale, |
Of Sandy Spring. Maryland.
The Tuesday and Friday evening /
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Collegiate Club Playlets

With a list of patrons and patronescs in
cluding names well known in local circles.
the SOiree DramatiTue and Dansantc Of
the Collegiate Club at the Playhouse next
Thursday evening. promises to he a bril-
liant social success. Dress rchcarsaIs are
now in order under the coaching of Mr.
NJ. F.. Kahn. of the Players Club The
New Ideal a problem sketch written nv
the president of the Collegiate club. Sclir
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Rowland-Hickman Wedding

Or. and Mrs Richard W. Hickman have
| issued invitations Tor the marriage uf
their daughter. Elsie Margaret To- Mr
Jonathan Rowland. jr.. Of Philadelphia.
| on Monday at 50 at the Foundry Meth
Odist Episcopal Church. in the Avenue of
the Presidents. Mir. Rowland will be at
| tended by Mr.. Arthur Douglas clark. Of
| Philadelphia, as hest man, while Nj
| Richard W. Hickman. jr., brother OF the
bride: Mr.. Robert II. Hervey. Mr. :. r.
| Townsend. Mr.. Eric. r Rowland. brother
Of the bridegroom Mr. Carl VI. Camp. all
of Philadelphia. and Mr.. f. G.. Drehcr. Of
! Atlantic City. will act aS Ushers. Miss
| Margaret r Adams. uG Passalc. y. J..
and niece Of the bride. Will be her maid
of honor. while Miss Carrie Lee Hastings,
| Miss Mimi" II. HOmiller, Miss Edna a.
| Shinn. Miss Ethel +. TraylOr. Miss
Gladys q. MiddauGh. and Miss Bornice
II. CARTRIDGE. of Philadelphia. cousin of
the bride. will attend Miss Hickman as
| bridesmaids.
a small reception will follow the Cere-
mOny at the home Of the brides parents
for the bridal party. relatives. and out
Of-town guests
Many prominent Washingtonians have
been spending the Easter season in New
York. and among those registering at the
| Hotel McAlpin have been Mr. and Mrs.
Z. \. Howell. Mr.. Harry 3. Shaw, Mr..
and Mrs. r Henderson. and Mr.. J. b.
Helm, L. $. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. HarrnGton B. Mills of
the Hotel Grafton. who are making a
short stay in New York. are putting up
at the Hotel McAlp!n.
Other Washington arrivals at the No
AlPin include Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Nevin.
Mr.. John Lewis Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
George r. Ramsey. and Mr.. \. X. Ander-
son.
The retiring Naval Attachc Of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Nine. Raider de
AGuino. with their children. will l-ave
New York on board the Imperator on
May l. for Europe
Mr. Sidney Beyesdorfer has returned
to his home in Philadelphia after a short
visit here
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Isabel
King. daughter of Mrs Margaret +.
King. and Mr.. John g Lerch. Of New
York. formerly Of this city: took place
Tuesday aftt rnoon at Rock Crock
Church The Rev. Charles r Buck per
formed the ceremony in tho presence Of
a small company OF relatives and init
mate friends Of the bride and bride
groom.
The bride. who was ciycn away by her
brother, Mr.. Harry King. If Baltimore.
wore ? smart travelling suit OF grorn
cloth with a chic black nat trimmed
with orange pIumes. and c"rsaEc bou-
quet of orchids and Lilies OF the Valley.
She carried a gold handkerchief hold.
an heirloom given her by her great aunt
Miss Elizabeth Thomas tho maid nr
honor. was gOwned in dark blue cloth
with black hat trimmed with moss
Grvrn plumCS. She carried q bouquet Of
American Beauty roses
Mr.. W William F. Wholey. Of New York.
was best man. Preceding the ceremony
Miss Edith Howell sang 4 solo
The bride and bridegroom left later on
their wedding trip After May ;hoy will
reside at jas West One Hundred and
FIftCth street. New York
Mrs. Mary \ Harmon. ~ Columbia
Road. is visiting her brother. Mr.
Webster W. Canfield in FIatLush, y Y
Mrs Ernest Mayer spent a few davs
in Baltimore during tho last week
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McClintocks Give Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock
entertained at a large dinner last night
at the Chevy Chase Club, preceding the
Saturday night dance.
Others who gave dinners at the club
house were Judge and Mrs Martin A.
Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs Ormsby Mccain
mon. Mrs. T De Witt Talmage, and MIR.
Marcus Jordan.
Karmany, L. S. NJ. c., will give a lunch
con tomorrow in honor of Mrs. George
Barnett
Senator Henry A. du Pont is entertain
ing a house party at his home in Della
ware over the weekend. His guests in
clude the Ambassador of Austria Hun
gary, Prince Munster of Derneberg. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward X. Rowland, and Mr.
and Mrs Francis CrowninshieId, of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Loeb have returned
to Carvel Hall, Annapolis, Md, after a
two-weeks' trip to Bermuda
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin was hos
tess yesterday at a buffet luncheon in
her apartment at the Connecticut in
honor of Mrs. William Cumming Story.
president general Of the d. A. R., and
Mrs. Dibrell, of Texas. Mrs. Dulin was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Thomas
Gore, wife Of Senator Gore, and Mrs.
Henry Allen Cooper, wife Of Representa-
tive Cooper. of Wisconsin. There were
about sixty guests.
At the annual meeting of the board of
managers of the Aid Association for the
Blind, Mrs Charlotte Emerson Main was
elected honorary president and Mrs.
Julia Pond, honorary vice president.
Mr.. John T. McCutcheon, cartoonist. will
be the guest OF honor at the reception at
the Congressional Club on the afternoon
of May l.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe entertained at
an informal musicale at the Playhouse
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Colman Brez. is the first play to be pre-
sented. and this will be followed by an
incident from Victor Hugo's Les Mis-
cradles Among those who will occupy
box and orchestra seats are Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius I.
Peyser, DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon. Mr.
and Mrs. ID. J. kaufman, Judge and Mrs.
Milton Strassburger, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lansburgh, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs.
GoldenberE. Mr.. Edgar Allan. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cohen,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Leon. and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Pasternak
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The Vice President and Mrs. Thomas
Riley Marshall will arrive in Washington
tomorrow from Florida, where they spent
the last five days, the guests of the
Southern Editorial Association.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Spring-Rice have Cancelled their trip to
Canada, where they were to have been
the guests of the Governor General and
the Duchess OF Connaught. They were to
have left here Tuesday.
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The board of governors and the board
OF lady managers Of the Washington
Eye. tEar and Throat Hospital will give
reception Saturday evening. May 2. in
cpmmemoration of the first anniversary
OF the hospital.
The growth of the hospital and its sue
cess during this first year Of its life
have been almost unprecedented and it
is thought that il will soon completely
outgrOw its present quarters at Iowa
circle. Its charitable work. one of the
most important features. has been pro-
ductive Of wonderful results and fully
justfies the labor and sacrifices Of those
who have contributed to. it's welfare.
The hospital is modern and Up-tO-date
in all its features, and on the evening of
the reception its operating room and
other departments will be open for in
spection.
The arrangements for the reception are
in charge Of the following members Of
the board of governors and the board of
lady managers. respectively:
Rev. Forest J. Prettyman. Mr.. Isaac
Goldenburg. Mr.. Edwin s Wolfe, Dr.
Oscar COumbe. Mr.. Joseph Plant Mr.
William II. McNeir. Mrs. Oscar WiIkin-
son. Mrs. Harvey s. Irwin. Mrs. c. l.
Henry. Mrs. A. J. Riley. Mrs Ambrose
Timberlake. Mrs Chester smith, Mrs
George Wallace. Mrs \. II. Giles, Mrs
II. c. Swami. Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Oscar
Coumbe. Mrs Hastings. Mrs. VI. V.
Michael. Mrs. NJ. L. BUndy. Mrs. ]. c.
kondrup. and Mrs. w. F. Ramsey.
Mrs. Louis FitzIenry will be at homo
informally on Tuesday. AT her apartment
In the Burlington. in honor Of her house
guest, Mrs. +. VI. Van Petten, Of Bloom
inston. Ill
Miss II. Gilman. Of New York. is the
guest OF Miss Eugenia LansDurgh
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Mr.. II. Myer has returned to his home
IN Baltimore from short visit to friends
in town.
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Miss Jean Wilson. of Washington. gave
most interesting dramatic reading at
the executive mansion at Harrisburg, Pa
Easter Monday before a distinguished
gathering at which Gov. and Mrs. Tener
mad been especially invited to meet her
MISS wilson is especially good in mono
Iosue' and her delineations called forth
enthusiastic applause
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The Tuesday and Friday evening
dances at the Hotel Powhatan will be
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resumed this week They are given
under the direction o. Miss Irms Mont
gomery Gibson, and have been attended
by members OF the ultra smart set and
official society.
Mr.. Hill Joseph, of Baltimore. spent a
short time in the city during the past
week.
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The card party. in aid of the Home
for Aged Ladies. TO bc held at Rauscher's
on Tuesday evening. has been arranged
u aIlO" for great individuality in the
choice Of play. and in the making I'D of
the tables. Arrangements have been
made to accommodate so players with
bridge. five hundred. OF euchrc Anyone
wishing TO make up a table of four can
DO So or individual players will be ac-
commOdated If sufficient notice be given
The directors of the entertainment are
Mr.. William Matthewson. Miss Josephine
Patt"n. and Miss Anne Squire
This home, established only a few years
ago. is now in its new quarters at 3pi3
i street
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yesterday afternoon Mr.. Myron Whitney
sang group OF songs delightfully."-. His
accompaniments were played by Miss
Hull, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. iArthus Neumeyer, who has been
spending some time in Washington, re-
turned last week to his home in New
Orleans.
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\ large party OF Washingtonians will
attend henent performance Of stop
Thief given for St Charles College. Ca
louisville. Md. at Polls Theater in BaIti-
more on Tuesday night Mr.. Poll has
donated the use of his theater Tor the
performance. The cardinal and Bishop
'"rrigan are expected to be present.
tn" patrunesses are Nine Riano, wife
Of the Spanish Ambassador to America:
Nine. CalderOn. wife Of the Minister from
Bolivia: NisCOuntess BenOist day. wife
"f the naval attache of the French En-
haSsy: Nine. Havenith. wife Of the Min
lister from Belgium: Mime. Chamorro. wife
Of the NiCaraguan Minister; Nine ds
Pena. wife Of the CrUguayan Minister:
Nine. de Pezet. wife Of the Peruvian Min
ister: Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty, wife of
IN" secretary to the President: Mrs. Eu-
gene kinkead, wife OF Representative
kikead. Of New Jersey: Mrs Kennedy
Cromwell. Mrs. p. H. Hill Mrs. NIillhoI-
land. Mrs. John Hiely. Mrs. p. ]. Nee,
Mrs. Ryan DevereauX, Mrs 5 4. Poll,
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
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Mr.. John T. McCutcheon. cartoonist, will
be the guest OF honor at the reception at
the Congressional Club on the afternoon
Of May /.
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Mr.. Gerald Grosner has resumed his
studies at the University of Pennsyl-
Nania after spending ten days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs /. Grosner. of
Massachusetts avenue.
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Mrs. Mary 4 Harmon. " Columbia
Road. is visiting her brother. Mr..
Webster W. Garfield. in FlatLush. y. Y
Mrs Ernest Mayer spent a few davs
in Baltimore during tho last week
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Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe entertained at
an informal musicale at the Playhouse
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At the annual meeting of the board Of
managers OF the Aid Association for the
Blind. Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main was
elected honorary president and Mrs
Julia Pond, honorary vice president.
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Miss II. Gilman. Of New York. is
guest OF Miss Eugcnia LansDurgh.
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CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
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Mr.. and Mrs I. Grosner. Of MassaChu-
setts avenue, are spending a few days
in Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-02
FREE AGENT, SAYS CHASE.
Claims Sox Had No Hold on Him
When He Joined Feds,

BUFFALO, n. Y, July "a motion
will be made in supreme court here Mon
day for an order vacating the injunction
granted June % restraining Hal Chase.
the former Chicago American League
first baseman, from playing with the
Buffalo Federal League club.
Notice of the motion and Chase's aft
davit in answer to the complaint of the
Chicago American League club were filed
in the county clerks office yesterday.
In the affidavit. which covers thirty
typewriter pages. Chase seeks to show
that all his contract relations with the
Chicago team were lived up to and that
he was a free agent when he sought
employment with the Federal League.
He declared that his salary from the
New York team was reduced from 5000
to $1,000 without previous notice. and
that the only notice of his transfer to
the Chicago team was when he was told
by the Chicago manager to Join that
team at Boston. He protested to Owner
Farrell Of New York against the ten-day
clause in his contract and was told by
Manager Callahan Of Chicago that the
clause was to be stricken out.
Chase denied the allegation Of President
Comiskey of the Chicago club that he
left that team surreptitiously. He per-
sonally handed notice to the White Sox
president, he AYERS, and, receiving 10
reply from him. solicited a contract with
the Buffalo team. The affidavit goes at
length into the national agreement and
indicates that alleged violation Of the
Sherman antitrust law will be one of the
weapons used in the effort to Quash the
Injunction that forbids Chase playing
with Buffalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-02
JACK BENTLEY IS TO FACE
YANKEES IN FINAL CONTEST
Griffith Proposes to Pitch johnson and Boehling in
Double Header Against Boston Tomorrow
Ban johnson Remains Silent.

base is by no means the only bag which
he can protect he picked Cook off of sec
ond in the sixth with two on and two out
and Sweeney up. Mcbride. of course, was
on the receiving end of this play and was
perhaps responsible for it. but Shaw got
the ball to him in plenty of time and
threw it at the right height to make the
play possible.
The Red Sox are none too we'll forti-
fed for the games here. Duffy Lewis is
out of the game with a badly split
finger, as the result of being hit by a
pitched ball in the game Monday.
Pitcher Foster has an injured knee
and has been left at home. This also
is true of Del Gamer. who has strain
ed muscle in his leg and will not be
seen here.
Carrigan has a recruit first baseman
with his team. He is Fred Ostergren,
who was recently signed from Holy
Cross College.
Shaw seemed to be particularly eff
fective when facing pinch hitters yes
terday In the seventh Caldwell was
sent to bat for McHale and Shaw
struck him out on three pitched balls.
In the ninth kingman. the young first
Griffith, faced Shaw for Cole and Shaw
duplicated his performance against
Caldwell by striking kingman out on
three pitched balls.
Washington is three and a half
games behind the Athletics, who are
scheduled to play six games in the
next three days. The Mackmen have a
double-header with Boston today. an
other with New York Friday and then
the two regularly scheduled games for
July 4. These games are sure to eX-
haust Mack's pitching staff and the
chances are that his teams lead will
be materially reduced by the end of
the week.