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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10

McGuire's Pharm aey, 9th Street, Corner
L, takes the little want ads for your con-
yenience and forwards them to The Star.
One cent word a day is all 1t costs for
most wants such as Rent Rooms.
Help and Situations Wanted. Lost an6
Found, For Sale Miscellaneous, Business
OPPORTUNITIES and Automobiles for Sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10

Chestertown. Md. commissioners OF
fered at public sale the $4,000 in bonds
for street and sewer improvements.
and they were bought by Nelson
Cook & Co. and Baker. Watts Co. OK
Baltimore, jointly. for $25,5i2.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10

AS a result of scuffle following
friendly Jests this morning. Roger E.
Hemphill aged twenty-five. son of
John Hemphill. is dead at Hagerstown;
Nd. and Harvey B. Hortzler, aged
thirty-four, Is in Jail. charged with
having cuased his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10

acted a. witnesses OF the marriage. The
party returned to the Oriole city laN
night In securing the license the groom
gave his age as Twenty-Five and that OF
his bride as twenty-six.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
geriunal gSa6riGtcn,

SEER 6ric0ri6 Garl, Sdatmeiiter
0es SdnQcr6umOes, mlB ieit Dem T.
gpril oas @ctt bitten. @ir MINI
Iden inn cine boloige @elierlmg.
6rat aladriug, 1887 gterp Serle9
gloc., lit mG6reno 5mei @oden an
ciuer 60ieu 9fugenfrontbeit. Sbr
oeaenm6rtiacs 9eiiuOen lit bcoeltteIlO
bciier.
SER Gbas. 0ismcr, Der front
oarnie0erlag, lit MIN mieOer woblailt,
.uno fommt ieiuen @eidafte fuie I'M
mcr noh. Seine Stimmc bat unter
ser aranfbcit obiolit ni6t 0elitten.
SER &letid) pon Der @ongreB-Si.
6(iothef reiite aul Wlittmod, ben 10.
April nit iciuer 6rolt @enablin mad
9eutih(ano. 3ucrit gcbt CT mad,
Qeip5io. 1n OaIel6it Die &on9reB.
6ibliothet ouf Der Snterndtiolloleli
snSitelluaQ fir 9uhaeperbe nm
@rophif 8t p~ertreten. &on bort reilt
er noA ieiner SeimatitaOt @tiinden.
bcIll6t Damn 0as &on5il Ser Sdla.
roifia in 3iiri6 ais bieitger &ertre.
ter. gnsoam gebt er nad Barls
sum @eiude ieiner Sdweiter, nor
Sort noh Qon0on mo- er Oas britll6l
Mnieum offi3iea bcin6en miro.
SEER Or. @ortId bon DEM ytattt
oiol N}llielm gebt fiir 5pei Mloltatl
na6 6lorioa, mad Cuba. @r rell
bellte, Samstog at.
elmer Ser eifrigen @ef0roerel
res oeuti6en @eOantells in mtierel
Stoot lit Ser pobl6efannte lnO Der
porraqcn0 tii6tige Ar@iteft q
grind. Gr lit aus Sannoper mi
Iuoicrte BORT fiir Diele Sabre an oel
Eehnii4cn @odidule. @r tit Wtit
olie0 0es 8e6nifer &ereins bier uni
@oritonOsmitglie0 Oes @ermanit
Clubs. 8pr eiriqen Sabren mar e.
idiper %erfranft. Sebt o6er e~rfreltt e
iid better f0rperli6er @eirnobeit
g8ir miinI6en ibm meiterbin bic
Slid uu0 Scgen ouf ieilem Sebetls
tDege.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Gpnsert fir @linoc.

Sir ieoen 8ienstag 9lbenO nab
reno oieIes Monats iin0 fiir Die
@linoen @aibington's llnterbaltunl=
gen feItgeiebt. 60 fanO oenn altd
an 9ienstag, ben IA. Npril, III Der
GongreB 8ibliotbef elm &on5ert
ltntt. 9ie babel Mitmirfenoen warell
sSruu $. BON 8nner, 4ianiItin, mn
@err 9bomos S6erman, Sellor.
6rau bon 8aper lit &omponiitir
llno @ianiitin 81 glei6er Belt. Sbl
iinO bereits groBe @brungen BON oel
S}erliner l~lnperiitdt 5ltteil g%epor0en
9[ls 8ortragSItiide batte Oie ga.
me einige &ompolitionen BON @bo.
lin, @rieg uno 9opnarDi geip0blt
Serrn Sbernnan's Solos umfoBter
Snoianer-8 eiGnge uno anoere &c
mablte Stiide.
Si6erli6 mar oieier 9lbenO eli
mabrer So6genuB fiir ale BORT glt
peien0en.
Serr s. s. Gbampbea, ereclltiOei
Sefret1r Der Ohio &ommilion lin
@linoe, fiinoete Johann cine offentli.
de @eriommlung Ser fir Die 8lin.
oen9etGtigten fir 9onnerstag9lbenf
az lrno erlu6te INN rege 8eteiliguna
Gr Iagte inter Nnoerem aud, bal
oos qan5e 2elo oireft nod 8aIbiug.
ton binblidt, un0 nm Snipiratiol
bittet fir tpas fir cine Sade aud,
INNER. Die @eriammlung ioa mid
tige Dinge beipre6en, Die ii6 ipe5iea
auf sic 8lin0en be5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
@ramerci- Strife bciselest.

3mii6cn @rauberrlt unO oerert
g(nqeiteatpn mar iii @aibinJton Gin
Streit entItan0ell, ser ungefGbr 2
@oden m1brte. @liidli6eriDeile
Iino oieIe 0ifferen5en giitli6 beige
Leaf lpor6en uno Dos Heiultat lit SIT
@unlten Ser gralterei : angeiteatell
o~rsgefaQen. Ser @o6enIobn lit
auf Elm Minin1rm BON 10 Dollar
pro ISOLDE feitgeiebt, oas cine 2obn=
er60bung bon lingef6br 2 reip. 1
Collar pro ISOLDE beoelltet. 0ie Sir
beits5eit betrGgt s Stln0en pro Sag
IS lit NIT 8relloen 81 begriBen,
oaB oieie 9%fufre9llng 10 idnea &c
Odmpft muroe.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
%urec6cn gesen itnseltattete SiaarS
simnter.

Die 9oli3eibebOroe lit @ai6inatou
miro IN 3ufunft eini6reiten 9egell
0~ieienigen Better BON 9illarO= uno
@ooI5immerrL Die feline 2i8ens Oa5ll
BON Der 9eb0roe ermirft babeit. Sc
ser Spieltiid mliB bel Ser @eborOe
ongemel0et iein. 9ieles &orgeben
gift oltd fir iene &ereine, sic bon
sen Spielcrn @elO fir Oas 8enuBen
0es Spieltii6es erbeben. Mogli6er=
weiie miro man ipater 9egen 0ie
@ereine Oieie @ori6rift fallen lalien.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Olna hen @rhictc bcs @rianaes.

&orige ISOLDE traten I'M &eitb's
2beater 3mei befonnte Sdngerinncl
ullerer StaOt oilt Die 9amen. 6ralI
6. @umprc6t nno 6rau e. 6att.
8os &rogramm oieier &iinitlerin-
nell mar elm lebr gepablte5. llnter
anOcrem lpllr0en Seile ans 0perll
borgetragen. 9ic @aibinatoner ba
ben oft @elegeubeit, 0ieie 5angerin4
ncn SIT boren, iei es in Ser ct. Na.
rienfir6e, mo oie beioen 9anlen erii
fiir5li9 Elm mlnoer6ares 0uett mie-
orrgaber, iei es i'm SangerblnO.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
@Ort6crn ei6ertD German Nmericm
Building gflOeiatiOn 90, 6.
Seamtcn- nnO 9irefturem-@abl

Seamtcn= ltnO 9ireftOren=@nb
9(m s. 9pril fallo sic @eamten-
lno 9ireftoren=@a6 Der @ortberll
2i6ertD German Mmericon Building
Niiociotion geo. 6 ltatt. IS mnrOe
Ser Sabres6eri6t woorgelegt unO oas
G~noreiultat fiel 81 aler 8efrieoi-
gung ans. @enn man einen Ser
Qlei6 3pii6en Dem leBten Sabre ulO
Dem &oriobre anlteat, 10 ergebeil iiA
folgenOe 3iffern:
Germogen am 1. N(pril 1914:
|St,46S,690.t 1913: 81, 357,929..
52);
l1eberi6nB ON 1. 9lpril 1914:
$40,060.39 d913: 33,14t.94);
S1brl. 9ioioenoen an 1. 9(pril
1914: $6t,657.53 1918: (59,t53.-
42).
9luS oieien 3iffern fam man Elm
teltdnoiges @abien Ser Gereiniglrltg
G%ltnebmen. Mlsoam erfolgte sic
@ieOermabl Ser 9eamten unO 9iref
loren, Die onsfiel mic folgt:
8. g. Siren, Erdiioent;
q. z. Gngel, &i3e-YrdiiOent;
q. 90. gmmerid, S6abmcilter;
8. s. OILERS, Sefretdr.
6olgen0e Serren mllroen ais Oh
reftoren getpablt. 5. 81. @lunoon, s.
@. 9oti6, s. 8. Green, I. s..
Sorss> s. So. &ablert, 6. g. 9flil-
ger, 81. $. 8litt, %. 81. @ierce uno
SboS. Sampion.
0ic Office oes @ereins 6efin0et
ii6 go. 51t, Siebente StraBe R.@.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
SeneHs fur pas @aiiembaas,

3sOermann 1T e~insela0en, am
Oienstag 2tben0, Sen II. 5. III. i'm
Columbia Cbeater gu fem. Gidets gu
soc unO 75c fir 0ieien wohItdtisen
5wed finO gu habeu bel Srau HATH.
G0ffer uno Sen Beamten 0es Wai.
ienhauies.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
@taOtii6C Meni8teiten.
0entides sAeater.

9lm Sonntag, Sen 3. @}ni, mir(
i'm Stem 9tational 9beater Inn s lib
a6en0s eit d es Gbcatel
oeoeben mer0en BON ser 0SrDitq
4lace 8beater @eieaidait~. Sin
N%(uffiibrung fommt. ISM peiBetl
H0Bl". Ser &orperfauf Ser Site
beqinnt am Montag, ben q. Spril
an Ser aaIie oes Nem Matiopal Che
oter. &reiIe ser @Idbe; $3.50,
1913, $500, $3.50.
Gin 3ablrei6es Yllblifum miro er-
martct.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
slrsumcute Der gro9ibitiOuiiteu-

Ole @efiirmorter por 8robibitIott
trohten am Mittmoh Dor Dem Sit
0icial Gomite Oes 9ieprdientantett-
harIes glrgumente 5u @unlten oes
Contributions Announcements 5itr
Gr3minaiina BON 8robibition in Den
oalt8en Ser. Staten Dor. Sic err
iildten 0as 9omite, Dem Saile Den
9eidlub Oes GongreB ? g%bgeorOne-
ten SobIon BON glabama ein5ube-
ridten, meldcr Die llnterbreitlng Ell
ues Contributions : @menOements &c
ocit Sen 8erfuuf oOer Die 6abrifati
on aaer Spiritnoien fir @%etrdnfe-
5uede all Die peri6ieOelen Staaten
sur Natifi5icrlng uorIiebt.
9omnerltog eridienen lie Dor Dem
S16 @omite oeS Su0iCial = Counties
Oes Senats, welhem Die 9eratrutg
ii6er Oie @robibitions : 9ei6liilie
unteritebt.
Nnaeiii6rt bon Dem Geprdientar-
ten SobIor, 6raften Die 8robibitio-
niIten Dor, oob iie MIR Inn cine @ele-
den6eit eriu6elL Dem &olfe Oes Son=
0es 0ur6 ole Stats E 2egislatrret
Elm oefinitipes &efercnolm ii6er Die
Spirit1loIenfrage n%nterbreitelt 5il
fonnen.
Su6iom iagt, 6af icSer icinen ci9enen
sdnaps iel6it fubri5iercn fOune.
9ieie Soee BON Oieiem bo6erleltf-
teten Staotsmalme lit mirfli6 faltllI
mebr 5u ii6ertreffen. 9tls einell
@ritno fir sic Erobibition gibt CT
an: penn idnmtli6e @irtsbduier
QeidloIien miir0elt, Damn piiroe Die
Suqeno feline @efabr lallfen, Der
Erunfiudt 3u p%erfalen. 8as bringt
nm mebr @efabr, iuenit I'M bd1tslt-
den Seller oos @etrdnf na6 Selie-
ben bergelteQt, o0er mentt man es
in 6eIdrGnftem M1oBe in Ser 8irt-
I6uft er6Glt? Mt0ge SEER Sobior
ielb1t oie &oniequen5 oaralis 6ieben.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
g8iGD 28ittc,

@iQp 8itte, ser Silnge nit Dem
lalften Stinmorga1, iiBt MN bod
o6en oltf Dem groBen &roftmagen
ser German @reming So. BON Cunt
bcrIonO. Gr lit G~erfdufer, aollef-
tor nnO .oie re6te SanO Oes bieiigell
@enero( 9(9enten Der @ralleret,
Serrn 6reeman Mattinglep.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
9SrOsrciiiuc Gudre.

Cine @rogreiiipc @ufre finoct
ON Gonnarstog, Den %. .. Wlts. inn
Sale ocs Sdngerbm0es itatt, ar
ranqiert pom 9aRensG[ltb Oes @un-
0e5. @er fommen fam, Der font
mel
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
SpQcftoren

9oueFioren, meIde in i6ren 9i-
Itriften outoriIiert iin0, Die l%(bonlle-
lnents6etrdge gu erbeben mo 5if
ouittieren, linO iolgen0e Serrel:
Trit aIein, 9t5 &c. $. gIpe., g. IS.
[iir ben g. SO. meitIi2 BON DER
is. StraBe eini6lieBli6 George
topn uuO GoBlDn.
8oul S6pegIer fir Oen ii6rigell
Staotteil.
S~IaScms6nrg, MS.
9AlglfIt Sennig, 8aderet.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
@citOrben.

6reitao, Sen 10. 3. @}ts. itarb in
gQter BON AZ Sa6ren @err 6rlb
@%iienbut. Gr mar bel Ser gtic. Iltb
8roDpiion So. angelteut. ga er EN-
SnnqQeieae mar mo feiiten SINCE
66riqen bier in Ser Sta0t batte, lag
ii lanqe 3eit altf ieinem aranfel-
laqer, oGte oaB es ieman0 pliBte.
Grit 5nfGQiq e%rfubren einige Wfit-
Qlie0er oes @aibingtor N}eBgerber=
ems, uelAeu &ercin Ser &erItorbe=
ne anaeb6rte, bon ieiner &%ranfbeit.
SoQ(eih 6ra6ten i'm bic @erren
6ranf, 9iegelmalm un0 George
@eBler, H es mar bereitS ipdt na6ts
~ ing Soipitol 100 er 6reitag ianft
entIdlief, 9ie 9eeroigllng iano am
W}ontag, oen 10. 9(pril, auf Dem
Glenmooo 6rieobofe itatt. @}itglie=
Ser 0es @uibington Mebger Ser
ems qa6en i6m Oas lebte @eleite.
EraQer maren oie @erren ct. 6ronf,
Charles Sa6n S. 9}eulan0, S. 9lutb,
1ronf 8cidert. Die 6irnla 9tutb
luuo oeren 9figeitelte miOmeten Dem
@ernorbenen eilen i60nen &ran5.-
IS 1oQte oieier 9o0esfoa b~eionoers
oilf ein5elitebenoe @eute einen Gin
orltd MAIDEN, Denn es bat Der MeB-
ger &erein in i90ner @eiie bepie=
len, mas CT fiir feline N3itglieOer tut.
81 mGre oarlinl 81 miiuIAen, BOB it'd
redt biele W}itqlieoer 0ieienl @ereine
onihlieBen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
IerfanfsiteGen

Ses y@0i1in0tOn SOnrnoI".
cyobn 2inoer, 633 @-StraBe, SIS.
Clarence 0tobe, 5O7 @-Str. &.-&.
@merican tobacco 60, AIS &enn-
iplunnia 9lpenite, &.=8.
Sam @0oms, 900 @-6troBe, N.-8.
g. Sirf6, SOB lite Str, 3.-@.
g. 6. Srenis, 5t1 14te Ctr. N.=@.
Slidaro 6. N2iler, 527 s. Str. &C.
. MlcranOria, ga.
s. Neece eaton, 128 90 glogol ct.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Gunsert.

Ger GoncorOia @erein bon @il-
les Barre. Der 100 MtitglieOer 3Gblt.
miro am NfittmodL ben 20. 1fai I'M
Spric G6eoter in Baltimore Elm Son.
5crt peraniialtcn. aartea iiir 0ieier
M6en0 f0mlen bon @aibingtoner
Niirgern bei Serrlt @enrD @aBmaml
crbalten iper0elt, Der Den @erfoui Der
iel6en giitigit iibernomnlen bat. Ser
Goucoroia &erein BON Milfcs Barre
erbielt i'm Sabre 1906 in @ewnrf
ben a%aiierpreis.
%Sl6unniert anf Oas u@ai6instOn
SDnrnnl".
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

Or. Grnit 81. sea6anieu elm bod
angeIebener g(r8t unierer StaOt, $50.
GAO g StroBe 0.-@. m%obnbaft, Der
Idieo mad lGngerem 9eioen in oel
@obnung ieilter Shmelter, Der Sral
Garl 81. 0roop, go. 1910 @pomin(
Npe. g. @.
0ie 9eeroigltng fono am 0on-
nerStag Oen t6. Npril na6nlittags
Itatt.
9}dberes ii6er Sen 9e6enSlauf Be.
&%erItorbcnen iperoen mir in ndditel
9tltnmer beri6ten.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

&nopps: Nilr ems l6Bt it6 bis
iebt in @e8ug aitf Die @eloungen
bonn merifanii6en &riegsi9altplab
nit Si6erbeit entnebmen.
Germans: ltn0 oas more?
&nopps: Dob aif runO 200
Mforn ein General fommt.
&nopps: Son wem erpartet
man gang Defenders, OaB er Dor lei-
ner eigenen Sbiir febre?
Sch mann: &on Dem, Der lue-
Der cine eigne 9biir nod eillen 9eien
Bat.
&noppS: Su Gnolano madt
man iebt ouf 6emiidem @ege fiinIt-
libe Mild.
2ebmann: SEA 10 gatt8 natiir-
Gib 1T Die natiirli6e audi ni6t in-
tner.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
@aibiugion SOnrnalG So, Sue,
Gigentgiimer.
Office, Geoaftiou uno Drilderei
40 gecblte StraBe, 9S'!SS.
Selepbon, @aia 1883.

Sas yNaGcim" miro alien ylbon-
uentcn mOaatlid einmal frci gc!ieferi
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
In5eiaen.


In5eiaem.
gtnfpaItig
ginmoI Mfonotli9
Cine 3eile .....$0.t5 $O.45
/ Ron ..........$t.OO $500
9iberale &a6otte fir &ontrdfte,
iiber 1 3ol uno ldngere &eriooen.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

qucters IN the Camp Fire Room in
which the pcpnant was held by two
little girls. Margaret Hayanaugh AMI
Dorothy Walsh, and the cup by Louise
Toner
The cup is Of copper with silver trim
mings and three silver handles On one
of tho sections SIS engraved "Haglcy
Community House" on the second. "Iu-
tcrmcdiatc Basketball League. 1914" on
the third "Won by DUPONT Team d. +.
Buckley x. kavanaugh. d. Willis, j.
McLarehlin F buchanan. j. Halliscy.
H. Knox" In addition 20 the winning
ieam. those present were: j. Cammock
y. Foster W. Thompson, b. Dcvinuey, T.
Gallagher J Baird, J. and A. Hacken-
dorm. A. McClosKy w Jones r. Cam.
mock j. McNcy. II. Valentine j. Me
Crca. r. NJ .Dadc. r.. Lloyd. b. Dcyinneyi
l.. Lloyd. II. X. sngrec. Herbert An
drcws. Referee r. c. KaNanaugh and
Miss Earl. the director of Hagley
House. ON accouu OF illness Harry
Knox and George Andrews were unabi,
to be present
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
GRAHAM explains
HOW TO AID TEAM
Tn-State League President
Thinks Chamber OF Com
merce Should Help
CLUBS VALUABLE
AS AN ADVERTISEMENT

President George NJ. Graham, OF
the Tri-stato League. in recent in
terview stated his reasons for 5eliev-
ing that the Chamber Of Commerce IN
each of the cities on the league cir
cult should give their support TO the
respective teams. President Graham
had this to say on the subject:
1T might fairly be asked why this
lis a question 10 be submitted TO the
Chamber of Commerce. Ia answer /
would like 10 call your attention TO
the efforts that are made IN other
communities TO protect their baseball
clubs as valuable adjuncts in an ad-
Aertising way. lt is pretty generally
agreed by experts on publicity that
there IS little advertising more val
uable than the constant appearance
I'm the papers Of the name of city in
connection with It's baseball club. This
advertising involves no direct eXpen-
diture at all; in most instances
nothing more being called for than
sufficient public support Of the
game to insure a paying gate. only
recently took part in a meeting in
Allentown which was engineered en-
tirely by the Chamber OF Commerce
OF that city in the interest of the
Allentown team. The presiding off,
4 Ger at that meeting was Mr.. Koch,
secretary Of the Allentown chamber,
and the speakers included other
prominent officials of the chamber,
manufacturers and professional men.
It was the unonimous opinion. voiced
in the most positive terms, that not in
any manner could the cause Of adj
vertising Allentown be better served
than by assuring the permanency of
the Tri-State team
At this writing the Allentown
Chamber of Comerce Is working hand
and hand with the manager Of the
Dutchmcn toward the raising OF So
poo for the benefit Of the team. In
Trenton the chamber is also assisting
the Tri-Staters. while in Wilmington
and Reading also. the respective
teams are getting at least the moral
support Of the commercial interests
OF those cities
As soon a. Manager Heckert re,
turns 10 York an effort viii be mad,
70 get the York Chamber Of Com
lncrce 70 take some stand on the base
ball team there.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
PASTIME BOYS ARE
READY FOR CAME

The Pastime Bachelors Club bows
met at the home of Thomas A. Per-
eiyal. northeast corner Of Chestnut
and Harrison streets. last night and
organized baseball team. which will
compete for the Social League honor.
James Lee was elected manager and
from all indications the Gun Pow
der Kid" OF tho Tenth Ward VIII
bring the bacon home. Skip Brown.
the boy who has played various
leagues Of the city was elected cap.
tain. skip will probably give up has
old friends and with Jimmie az the
throne, Will try 20 put the boys
through good test before the open
ing OF the newly organized league.
Tho following members were pres
ent: Robert kirkwood, Roland Ma.
gill. William Loughery. John Nc
Gowan. John Brown. Paul McCullin.
Frances Strohman. James Lattimer,
Thomas Walsh. Thomas Percival.
John Lee. Joseph Sweeney. John
Currans. William Denney. Neil Glib
bons. John Ross. Bernard Brown.
James Lee, Murphy and LesndeY
Webb.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

Tho basketball season at Hagley Com.
munity House closed on Saturday even.
ing with banquet 70 the intermediate
Boys Basketball League. rendered by
the Hagley Mothers Circle Speeches
were made by II. k Sangrec. the physi-
cal director and r c. kavanaugh magi-
strate and postmaster ut Henry Clay.
Mr. kaanuugh said that in an The
years he had been ~ Henry Clay. so far
as he knew. this was the first banquet
20 be tendered boys on the Brandywinc,
and he felt IL 90 be cause of congratu
lation that the boys themselves had
made il possible by forming a league
where all had nn equal chance instead Of
gangs where one sought to down the
other. In the league the loser today
may be the victor tomorrow II j. as
much of an honor 10 b. good loser
as good winner The league had eN-
pressed It's loyalty 20 Haglcy House by
presenting the cup which after q fair
contest had been won 10y the DUPONT
team, whose names viii always appear
on this 1914 trophy held in trust by
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
WILLIAM spIEDLE.

What promises TO bc ono of the fast
est independent teams on local lots this
season is the old Alpha team under
the managcm mt of Billy Spcdle,
one OF tine clconcst little pilots in the
city. Alpha put up. sterling brand OF
ball last year. and showed up in great
style in that famous Concord Heights
series Great thing are expected from
Fisher the giant pitcher of last season 8
staff Fisher stands six feet in height
and weighs s5 pounds. Luxe -.orts
will again be seen ON the mound. He
made strike out-fccord for last year
Manager Spie1le has already secured the
signatures of fifteen promising players
lie has arranged a classy schedule. Al.
though be has few open dates. b,
has lines out for some of the fastest
teums
The games arranged thus far follow;
I May 2-Hockossn.
/ Nav g-Newark.
May lG- Odessa.
May - Richardson Park.
MAY 80 Open.
june g llockcssin.
June l5 Newark Fibre team.
4 june 20 Dover.
June - Opcn.
july : Odessa 1.-TWO gamesl
July p Open
July Is Richardson Park.
August ] T. Clayton,
August $ Hockcssin.
August - Open.
september Dover.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
n. B. A. Gives BOWLERS
MORE Time TO ENTER

In response TO requests from bo0ylers
all over the country for litilo more
time IN which 10 arrange their itinerlr-
les. Major NJ. W Gage. secretary OF the
National Bowling Association. announc-
cd yesterday that the cut-ies for ihe
eighth annual tournament for the cham.
pionahips of America at Atlantic City.
April $ TO ~, will not close until midi
nj ht next Saturday.
Originally il was planned TO close the
lists today. There are many towicrs,
most OF whom como from New YORK,
who have not arranged their affairs su
as 20 make the trip TO Atlantic City.
undoubtedly. however. New York will
produce its promieed fifty tcnns. The
interest and enthusiasm from outlying
towns is far greater than wns expected.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
THE DAILY SPORT REVIEW
wTiLten IOr the United Prees.

proved on the Thames. March 2s. oxford
coachcrs have wranglcd for "A long time
OH the personnel Of their crew and the
order, OF rowing and this delay has in
tcriercd seriously with training work.
Everything has zone smoothly for Cam
bridge, however, and that crew now is
in tip-top condition.
Wearing his Sunday Watermelon smile.
sam l-ngford hicd back to Boston To-
day. following a few minutes exercise
aeainst one Bil Watkins of Louisville.
.ah. at the National Sporting Club, New
York, last night. Bill knew he was up
against a Tartar. and huggcd Sam like
!, grizzly bear.
far Baby freed himself about thirty
seconds after the first round was over
and with kice to Watkins eve
stretched his opponent from OF Kahn
turk The canvas for a count Of ten.
The pgclminaries also ended in knock
outs. The first in five rounds and the sec
oud in three.
Added 20 the arrival Of Joe Wood
at Hot Springs. Rod sox PLAYERS todav
lcioiced over the return TO form shown
ly tlueh Bcd'ent in three innings with
the Nanisans
The eowbell roofing section and grey
uniforms Of the Georgia Military School
of Milledgeville worried the Braves
somewhat for some time. but bv dill
gent effort they defeated the collegians
. to ,.
New York paragrapher SAYS Learn
from Chic1eo that Rollie Zeider is
knicknamed Ripple Why not Bunnie'
short for Bunion.'
Snodgrass is showing the Giants some
thing. He accepted FIVE chances at third
yesterday and cleaned up on all.
Tho Phiflies hone to take tumble
cnt of the Raleigh team this afternoon
ir the game prevented by rain. The
squad is getting unpleasantlv used to
wet weather and heavy grounds.
The Athetic- blew into Charleston
today 20 play the local team this after
the record made against them by Sa-
lannal when tho losers scored as many
assists as put outs.
rhonuet with which the Phille man
a~cirmlt has met the raids Of the FEEDER
nl~ j. merely the calm before the storm.
President Pakcr showed sis teeth lit.
tic whom discussing tho suit and says
10th Bill Killifer and Tom Seaton will
he on the job with him.
Forty.Gve 'hou.and dollars for a
ttrre wear contract is the amount the
lrdn ais qro ready to pay Joe Jackson
Na" -lu-~ing nutieldcr. according 70
l~crsop. vvhc J.. IN Afhcns. Ca. today
l.lrci scp adac1 tl9t he was ready TO
e fa"s his tri''r ii tho promise holds good.
llc "iil corfcr with Federal League
a'.r"' in Atlanta Tuesday a week from
todoy
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
MOTORCYCLE soTEs.

The postmaster of Athens, Ca. has
made requisition for several motorcvcles
Tor delivering parcel POST packages
The Wheeling lW. Va Motorcycle
Club is planning a series of ION mile
weekend runs for this spring and sum
mer.
The Billings lAlontl Motorcvclc club
is planning 10 erect handsome club
house at Ahsarokce ON the saltwater
river.
Quincy. lll.. motorcyclists recently
staged an ice meet which proved great
sport fer the riders.
/ John =. Hogg Of Kansas City. Mo-. i
making a motorcycle tour through Can.
ada. This summer Mr.. Hcge Is rouirnf,
plating "a world tour. in company with
Joe Esler OF Quincy. Ill
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

The official list Of dates ana awards
OF lawn tennis championship tourna
ments for the coming season have been
announced ny r. d. Wrenn. president of
the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association. he list includes l3i tour
namcnts. the All-t omers national tour.
namcnt being SET for the Casino. at New.
port. r. l.. 10 begin Monday August -
The womcn's national tournament viii
again be held at the Philadelphia Crick.
ct Club. beginning june 5. The national
clay court championship begins mly l3.
a. Cincinnati. o. The Delaware state
championship viii be played here on
June %.