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lit Matthias Shnittden, 1922
5u0 16. Ctr. @orontierte 4rbett.
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Gelbt sefeIterfer @ein-3u berfar.
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Sd babe elm gute8 Seim fir aItere
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Sor,rep 1889.

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8ebrandte-eleftr. Motoren, Doug
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Steamns geindDt. - 9eutider, q
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biine.
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LAS preismHrbisite GRen BEL Better
Stump. 9euti6e Slide. 1903
Dodge StraBe, 2. Stof. Mabl5ei-
ten Is Gents.
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81. edIiter Co., 800 II. aDe..
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aelterer @auH nit Sobn iuft Saits.
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gsndwfragen bel 8. 100, Omaha
1ribiine.
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eaht Gure aiieu uuO gaatrosen
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.6irma Omaha 9iapm So, 1907
Cummings Ctr. Gel Douglas 2467.
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9entid.amerifaHiides Tutb. 9tdb.
den iuft 9efanntidaft nit ibreS.
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8. 1.
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8. 6. Geeo, 1907 6arnam Ctr.
9ests, 9esfs, 9ests, 9esfs, 9esfs
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8iaarS Gbbp, 9otente, 1880 Gitp
Rational 8ont @ebdn0e. Eele.
pbon QDler 1850.
Evening star., 1915-09-12
VIRGINIA CANDIDATES OUT.
Blue and Orange Seems to Have
Splendid Prospects.

Special Dspatch u Ahe ''ni'
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, September
11.-Prospective members of Virginia s
foot ball eleven are dropping in town,
and Pop" Lannigan, who has arrived
from Maine, is confident that there is
splendid material in the thirty-six can
didates for positions on the eleven.
Special interest in gridiren develop
meuts was created today, when it was
announced that Buck Mayer. the all
south Atlantic halfback, and one of the
greatest that ever wore the blue and
orange, would return to Virginia.
Among the latest arrivals to try for
"Bobbie' Gooch's position at quarter
back is Darlington. who filled the po-
sition acceptably with Hampden Sidney
last season. Besides Darlington there
are two other likely candidates.
Sparr, fullback: Calhoun. guard. and
Ward, tackle. all letter men of last
years eleven. have appeared in uni
forms during the past few days.
Evening star., 1915-09-12
WINS ALL THE MATCHES.
Sherwood Defeats Geodetic Survey
Team in Singles and Doubles.

The tennis team of the coast and
geodetic survey met the Sherwood Ten
mis- Club in q seven match contest on
the courts of the latter organization at
Sherwood yesterday, The Sherwood
club won all seven matches, consisting
of two singles and five doubles. The
score:
Singles-Marsh defeated Bollnger, 60, 8-1;
r. Kuuse defeated Wurdemann. Ga. 81.
Doubles--R. Kause and Marsh defeated Seton
and Baldwin, 8-1, 8-l: n. Durand and Enele
defeated Bollingrt and Tolley 40, los. 83;
Fox and Allen defeated Church and Mourhess.
7-5, 6-3; A. Kause and Putnam defeated Lam
bert and Wurdemann. 8-2, 6-o: Hitz and
Doane defeated Baldwin and Smith, ga, 81.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

Newark ........ o ; 3
St. Louis ........... 1-l2
Tobin t2, Vaughn o. W. Miller 81. Mar-aus,
Dor,Op 49, korss an Tyeass ssm u4a .ertop nhTss
Iarorte Stolen bases-Kores, Tohn (2). Sac
rifce % hits-Marsans. W. Miller, Reed; Double
plays-I.aporte to HUM; Iaporte TO Esmond to
Bases on balls-OH Reulbach, 1: OF Plank, 2: OF
Kakerling. /; of Billiard. g. Hits-Of Reul-
bach 7 in two and one third innings; OIL Kaiser
ling a In one and two third innings: off Billiard,
in two and two-thirds innings; on Moran ! IN
inn,nrs. Oh Willett 8 in inning. Ralk-
Flsnt Struck out,By Flank Plank 2; BY y kaserlins' ase
lin III ~ and brennan. Time of game hours and .
minutes.
Evening star., 1915-09-12
BROOKFEDS TAKE TWO.
Leaders in Federal League Race Suf-
fer Dual Defeat.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, September II. -
Brooklyn took both games of double
header from the Pittsfeds here today
by the scores Of 5 to / and 2 to 1. Cy
Falkenberg held the visitors to two
hits in the first contest. The second
game was a hard-fought pitchers bat
tie of eleven innings. with the honors
practically even between Knitzer and
Finneran The scores
Evening star., 1915-09-12
K. of c. BoWIers Due
To Hold Big Meeting

The bowling season for the Knights
of Columbus League will be inaugural
ed at a general meeting to be held in
the K. of C. hall tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock. The organization gives. prom
fse of making an enviable record in
bowling circles in the number of teams
included and in total active member
ship.
President Joseph B. Mccain is daily
receiving additional acceptances to the
Evening star., 1915-09-12
CLARENDON WINS GAME.
Defeats Falls Church All-Stars by
Score of 10 to 6.
To the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor Of The Star:
CLARENDON, Va, September 11.-In
a slow and loosely played game, Clar-
endon defeated the Falls Church ALL
Stars this afternoon, 10 to s. The fea-
lures of the contest were the batting
of Dawson and the fielding of Round
tre.s and Howard for the home team
and Brunner and Cahill for the Wis
itors Hager was struck in the head
by a pitched ball in the third inning
and had to retire. Grissoms An-Stars
and Glen Carlyn will play the Claren-
don team today. Score by innings:
r. H. E.
Clarendon ..O 2 214 1 0-lO 8
Falls Church ...... 0 U Us
Evening star., 1915-09-12
Totals. 40 s.s2 l2 o Totals. SO ~

two out when winning run ives scored
Pittsburgh ...... o q o 0 0 o.
Brooklyn .......0 0 o o 0 o o 0 0 1-2
Runs-Mowry, Meyers. Smith. Two-base hit
smith stolen hascs-Mowry, Myers. Earned
Meyers. Yerkes. konetcby Magee. Double plays
-Kanr and Myers: Myers fnnassistfdl: Anderson
and Land: Myers and Maaec Left on bases
Pittsburgh. 10: Brooklyn. S. First base
Pittsburgh. 3. Bases balls-On Knetzer
T. of Finneran, 2. Struck out-By knetzer, b;
by Finneran. 5. Wild pitch-KnetzPr Umphes-
Messrs. Johnston and Wilhelm. Time of ga =
2 hours and 5 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-09-12
sLOUTEDs POUND BALL.
Hit Three of Newark's Twirlers for
Sixteen Hits and Twelve Runs.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 11.-Reul-
bach, Kaiserng, Billiard, Moran
were hammered with equal ease by the
Sloufeds here today. and Newark was
defeated by the score of IL to 5. Bor-
ton batted a thousand, and two OF his
hits were three-baggers. Ed Plank
made three hits. The score:
Evening star., 1915-09-12

Braves Field Is the sixth professional
base ball park for Boston. The South
End Grounds were built In 1870. The
Union Association Grounds on Dart
mouth street were built in 1884 The
Players League Grounds were on Com
gress street, South Boston. 1890. The
Huntington Avenue Grounds were OPEN
ed In 1901 and Fenway Park in 1919,
Braves Field opened August 13. 1915.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

ToiaIs. SO 10 q II 3 Totals. .3S . "a 10 6
Postal Stars ;..-.... Q 200 1-14
Runs-catlIn, Lloyd t2, steed (a,, Hout a.,
Hunter ~. X. CLARK. Pestelle, Carpenter Eek
lund %, Weigiey. Watt., Leon. Haget. Two-base
hits-Lloyd, Hout e. Eeklund. Weigley Three
base hit-Weigley. Hits-of Steed, 4; OF Dedge.
.: off Weigley 5; off Vincent, z. Sacrifice hit
Cohen. c. Eekiund % Double paycapeuter % nter to- Lit Ii.
tIe Left on i.ases-Postals, 81 Franklin, l. First
base on bails-off Steed, l. of Dodge, 2; OF
Weigey, g. First base crrors-Postals. }:
Franklin =. Hit by pitcher-weisley, /. Struck
out-By Steed, Z; by Dodge, |; uy Weisley.. .;
by Vincent. L. Passed ball-Ecklund. Wild
pitches-Weisiey !: Vincent, !. umpire-Mr.
Walsh. Time of same-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-09-12
P9STALS AGAIN VICTORS.
Take Base Ball Games From Frank.
lin A. C. by 18 to 8.

The Postal Stars won another ball
game yesterday, defeating the franklin
a. c. by IA to s. The Postals got
lead of four runs right at the start
and had things easy thereafter. The
Evening star., 1915-09-12
CHAsE'S HOMER COUNTS.
Circuit Drive Gives Buffalo Game
Over Kansas City.
To the Editor Of The Star:

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September IL
The Buffeds defeated the locals, 2 to 0,
here today, the only scoring being done
when Chase followed Dalton's single
with a home run in the first inning
Anderson held Kansas City to one hit.
The
Evening star., 1915-09-12
Totals. .33 27 10 1 Totals. .2S q IA
sEaffed for Johnson in the ninth


Buffalo ...2 o o 0 0 %
Kansas City. 0 0 0 0 0 90
RuEs--Dalton, Chase. Left bases-Buffalo.
s: Kansas City. /. Sacrifice hit--Dalton. Two
base hits-Englc. Holman. Hope run-Chase.
Earned runs-Buffalo, 9. Struck out-By John
son. 4: by Anderson. T. Wild pitch-Johnson.
Umpires-Messrs. Finneran and Westefvelt.
Tine OF game-1 hour AMI 50 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

here were called off because of rain.
That Washington was able to send a
team to Richmond capable of winning
by such good margins is a credit to the
sport and those who foster it.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

invitations issued to the officers and
members of the order to attend and
states that a hearty welcome will be
extended to those who do. All are in
evited to participate in the proceedings
whether they join the league or not.
Bowling has had a big vogue in K. of
c. circles, and the various council
leagues have supplied some excellent
teams in the past. The new league
contempiates a unifcation of the vot-
aries of bowling into a larger and more
elastic organization. All that is neces-
sary is membership card
Evening star., 1915-09-12

sEiI Ill
Evening star., 1915-09-12

A new backfeld man reported to
Georgetown yesterday, and he is GER
tain to make the team. if he lives uI
10 his reputation. He is Dempsey, and
he played on a school team in New
Jersey last season. Dempsey is a big
fellow, much larger than anybody
Georgetown has had behind it's line
since Dave White played fullback. He
seems to be fast and handles himself
we'll. and gets on to things with great
facility.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
WILSON -WILl-0PEN
POLITICAL CONTEST
... EARLY next week

WASHINGTON, Oct s30-with the
national committees Of the Democratic
and Republican parties called to meet
here shortly to decide on: the time and
place for. the next national conven.
tions, great interest was attached to-
day to President Wilson's speech to be
made In New York next week
Although. the president insists that
he Is in no sense candidate for re-
nomination, while all his party chiefs
insist that he is, certain to be re-
nominated, this speech will be accept.
ed by the Democracy az opening the
campaign for his reelection.
The setting will be the fftieth ami.
versary- of the founding of the historic
Manhattan club. the oldest Democratic
social club in New York. excepting
Tammanye Hall, and the speech will
sound the keynote of the national. de-
fense program Of the administration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
SPEED INJECTED
INTO HEARING OF
BENTLACE. CASE
Judge Sparks Orders Court
Opening at $3.50 O'clock
and Asks for Quick Work
From Now On.

Beginning Tuesday the Hasemeier-
Bentlage trial will begin At $50 o'clock
in the morning. with q recess Of an
hour and . quarter at noon. and ad-
journment at 5 O'Clock. according to an
announcement made by Judge Sparks
Friday afternoon.
The trial, which began on October
Is, was expected to last not longer
than q week, but two weeks have
been spent with the examination of
the plaintiffs witnesses. At least two
more days will be required before the
case is turned over to the defense.
Il do not want to hurry this case
along too much. but we must elimin-
ate all unnecessary delays" said the
Judge Friday Immediately before ad-
journment. Il will be unable to arrive
here earlier than $3.50 o'clock Monday.
but on Tuesday there IL no reason
why We should not begin At $50
o'clock. The afternoon sessions will
begin At lib instead Of 1880 O'Clock"
Despite the fact that the trial has
been In progress for two weeks. there
have been no unnecessary delays. a.
the attorneys have been kept on edge
throughout the trial by the Judge. No
time has been given to disputes e.
tween the attorneys, and the gavel
has been frequently used by the Rush
county Judge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
WILSON WEDS !.
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NOVEMBER Is
SAYS REPORT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Monday,
November Is, 1915, six o'clock in the
evening: the. home Of Mrs. Norman
Gait, 1908 Twentieth street, North
west, Washington, D. c., will be the
date, time and place of the wedding
of Woodrow Wilson, president Of the
United States, and Mrs. Edith Boiling
Gait, according to intimate friends of
both families who discussed the mat
ter in confidence today. .
In advance OF an official announce
ment which is expected soon, no Off
cial statement was available. Many
facts, however. seem to bear on the
date, especially the flat statement that
Dr. Cary r. Grayson, the presidents
most intimate friend and physician,
has cancelled an engagement to ad.
dress medical society in Dallas, Tex
as, the week before. =
At the White House 1t was said: &
mo announcement concerning the
time OF place of the wedding has yet
been authorized. The president will
mot permit any statement at this time.
Despite this non-committal state
ment. leading Democrats who are ar.
ranging for the meeting of the Ma
tfonal Committee here December Z,
made 1t plain that they have learned
that one of the biggest features Of the
meeting will be a reception at the
White House by the president and the
new first lady OF the land at that time.