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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-19

Patrons OF the popular Gayety theater
viii welcome the announcement that an
entirely new show Is in the field OF
musical burleadue and will be seen in
Jean Bodlni's "Puss Puss. which is now
appearing at that theater. This play
house has presented many good shows
that have been new in this popular field
OF amusement. but here ~ said to be
the best OF all. II is considered that the
first requirement OF a successful bur
lesque attraction Is It's chorus. and in
this "Puss Puss" excels, Jean having Sc
lected from over 800 applicants, the
twenty-five that filled the requirements
necessary for a chorus girl to have,
namely, beauty of face. and above ali. a
voice. Next TO consider Is the versatility
OF the principals, who. OF course, supply
the comedy. The costuming Of this or
EaniEation IL wonderful; the scenic YES
ture Ia as good. II not better than the
majority OF the so-called s. girl shows.
So everything taken into consideration.
'Puss Puss" should give satisfaction and
play one OF the most successful engage
ments at the Gayety theater this season.
Next Thursday just after 70 noon. Mr..
Beldini will endeavor to impale a fork
held between his teeth, one-pound
tuFnip to be hurled at him from the roof
OF the sixteen-story City National bank
building. at Harvey and Sixteenth streets,
Tired shoppers matinee daily all week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-19
A Fox Masterpiece
A Paramount Special
A Metro Feature De Luxe

Sunday Monday Robert Mantel, the eminent
American Genevieve modern
problem play, UNFAITHFUL WIFE," While Miss
has estab
wife this production
of Mr. Mante has role that fits him wonderfully and the
entire picture has been the grounds of the beautiful
Wilson selected
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday the Famous
Players Film Company biggest and widely heraded
tace ETERNAL CITY" featuring Pauline
this wonderful production which
spots Rome London where Hall Game
brilliant novel and this production for months
the Theaer York, dollar admission While
pictures shown Omaha
admission will be made, and wish
Omaha could witness this wonderful
photodramac for the first motion
Vatican Gardens the Coliseum St Peters, the Castle
historic
Imperial City been used settings Dramatically
artstiealy educatlonay present 1.-THE ETERNAL
consideration the
bets of the
Friday and Saturday debonnore graceful VIM FAVER
SHAM thrilling mystery story "oNE MILLION DOLLARS"
expense spared o truly
ferng. win like this
ishtis different,
Christmas offering and will disappointed
In conclusion wish Merry, Merry Christmas
Happy New Year appreciate than
STRAND and not failure wise"
to know it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
MAURY HIGH BOYS
GET THEIR LETTERS

Norfolk. Va, Dec 9.--Eleven mem
bers OF the Maury High school foot
ball squad received letters for their
services on the gridiron the past sea-
son at meeting of the Athletic As
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon. Those
receiving the M for the first time
are: A. Evett G.. Treakle, Harry
Swami, E. II. Dadmun, c. Turnbuli.
r. Long. r. Pate, A. Hall, d, Jones,
l. L. Williams and w. Bonney In
addition to these, five men who had
received letters in former seasons
were awarded stars as a mark of
especial football prowess. They are:
Captain c. Hoitzciam. Earl Bell. Fred
Dean, Harry Teagle and Herbert Fen
tress. Dadmun was recently elected
to lead the 1915 eleven. Oliver Brown
who has been elected captain Of the
basketball quint, resigned the mana
gershfp, which he also held, and r..
Pate was elected to the position a
yesterdays meeting. f. Jobson was
named as assistant manager. Earl
Bell was selected as manager OF the
Commodores' 1916 eleven.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
PRESIDENT CONFERs
WITH c. O. P. LEADER


Washington. Dec. s.-President Will
son conferred with Minority Leader
Mann, OF the House. this morning. re-
garding the attitude Of the House Re
pubiicans toward the national defense
program. While Mr.. Mann refused to
disclose the character OF the state
ment he had made to the President 1t
was learned from an authoritative
source that he did not go quite As far
as Senator GallinEcr. the Republican
Senate leader In assuring the Presi-
dent that the minority report will not
oppose the administrative program In
partisan fashion II waa undsrAtood
that Mr.. Mann, while Indicating gem
enerally that the Republicans would
not make an out and out partisan
fight against the measure 50 long n
the Democrats RETAINED from caucus
Ing. he made q rather comprehensive
reservation of right to oppose details
OF the administrations plan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
VIZ N. RASKE1ERS
OPENS SEASON TODAY
tame Win Portsmouth High on Home
Court First of Long List of
Contests.

Especial to The Richmond virEinial
Williamsburg, Va. bee. 9.--The VIII
liam and Mary Academy basketball
team plays it's first game of the sea
son with Portsmouth High tomorrow
night. Somers, Ellis, Tomlinsou and
Murphy OF last years team are back,
around whom Coach Hubbard has built
up a team that has shown UP we'll
in practice games.
Those most probable to land regular
positions are:
Murphy, Ellis. Tomlinson. ChappelI,
.Amory and Burford
Manager Ellis has arranged a sched-
ule of ten games with the best prep
schools of Eastern Virginia. The
schedule follows;
December Io-Portsmouth High at
home.
December l7-st. Paurs Academy at
home.
January 13-Newport News High at
Newport News.
January l4~Maury High at Norfolk
January 15-Portsmouth High at
Portsmouth
January 2i-John Marshall at home
February 2--St. Paufs at home,
February IS--Old Point College at
home.
February s5-Newport News High at
home.
March 3-Maury High at home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
Blackstone Boys
Claim the State
Football Title

Blackstone. Va. Dec. s.-Blackstcne
Military Academy feels as il she can
chain the prep school championship
ing defeated the two strongest teams
John Marshall High School and Will
liam and Mary Academy.
The Cadets lost only two games this
season. one to the strong Lynchburg
High School. and the other to Ran
dolph Macon Academy, OF Bedford City.
The cadets played eight games this
season. scoring ace points to their OPP
ponents e5. II might be said that So
of the opponents points were scored
by two teams. Coach Moote had the
best team that has even represented
the Academy. and with the material
on hand for next year the prospects
are bright. Coach Moore had only
four old men back to start the season.
but after good hard work he rounded
the cham pionshtp team into the pink
of condition. which was clearly shown
when they played their big game OF
the season with John Marshall.
The only teams that defeated the
cadets were western teams. The wors,
defeat was administered by Randolph
Macon Academy and the cadets were In
a crippled condition at that time. There
are seven seniors on the team this
year and they bid fair to give some
body time to make place on the
various college teams of the State. The
cadets are already making their sched-
ule for next year and are open for any
challenges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
WAKE FOREST 10
PLAY AoV|INRS
Two Genes, One With Military Quint
and One With Church HUI Ath-
letic Club, on It's Schedule.

Wake Forest, ". c., Dec. s.--The
1916 basketball schedule for Wake
forest College as announced by Man
ager Yates includes games with rep
rAsentative colleges Of North Caro-
Ira Virginia and Georgia. Every
team in the State. save Davidson. ID
prayed. and series OF games have
been arranged with several OF the COL
leges. The quint from the University
the local floor, and 1t should prove
one of the most interesting games OF
The season. The lack OF the regular
three games with the University OF
North Carolina is noticeable, az only
one game Us scheduled to be played,
that in Raleigh. Carolina refused to
give Wake Forest game at fome
and Wake Forest then refused to play
la Chapel Hill.
The team goes North on their trip
next February, playing Roanoke Col
lege, Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Virginia Military Institute and two
strong local teams in Richmond. Va.
January i3--keewatin Academy
January ls-University of North
Carolina. a, Raleigh.
January 2o-University OF Georgia.
at home
January 25-Trinity. at Dur ham.
January 27--Agriculturni and Me-
ehenicai. at Raleigh.
January zs--Eion, at home.
February 1--Maryville College ITEM
nesseel. at home.
February 3-~Axrseultural ard Me-
chanicai at home.
February 1o--Guiiford College, at
home.
February 1e-church Hill Athletic
Club tRiehmond. ya-). at home.
February l4~~lsuiiford. at Gullford.
February l5-Roanoke College. at
Salem. Va.
February ts-virginia Polytechnic
Institute, al Btackshurg. Va.
February iT--VtrEinia Military In
stitute at Lexington. Va.
February 1s--Richmond Howitxers.
al Richmond. Va.
February 1a--~Church Hill Athletic
Clah at Richmond. Va.
February 22--Asricultural and Me-
chanical College, al Raleigh
February 25-Tririty. at home.
February 2s---Elon. at Zion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
Trinity College
Has Many Games
On Quint Schedule

Trinity Collge, n. G., Dec. o.
Coach Bob Doak, who took charge
or the candidates three weeks ago, ex-
presses himself as being especially
we'll pleased with the prospect for an
excellent team. The squad has been
chosen; and the men have regularly
been going through q rigid practice
for more than a month.
Although Captain Martin and An
derson are the only basketball IT.
men in college, many of last years
scrubs and class players have dc
velope greatly, and the men can
doubtless be found 10 fill well the
places left open by Siier. Thorne, Neal.
Sarver and Wooten. The squad Is
composed OF the following fifteen
men: Forwards, Anderson. Terrell
Nation. Richardson and Smith: CEN
ters. Bunting, Corkran and Ferguson:
guards. LeGrand, Lilley, Captain Mar
tin, Mayes, Mills. Patton and Swan
In a practice game with the Durham
Young Mems Christian Association
last night large number of these
were given an opportunity to play.
and all showed good form.
Manager Secrest has announced the
following schedule.
December io--Durham Y NJ. c A.,
at Trinity.
December l3-Durham Y. NJ. c. A.
at Durham.
December l7-Charlotte Y. NJ. C.
A.. at Charlotte.
December 1s-Davidson College, at
Davidson.
mber3o-2l-Asheviile Y. NJ. C.
A.. At Asheville.
December 22-statesvilie Club, at
Statesville.
January 1a-statesville Club, at
Trinity.
January 2o-Elon College, at Trim
ity.
January 2s-wake Forest College,
at Trinity.
January 2s-University OF Georgia
at Trinity fpending).
February s-Roanoke College. at
Roanoke.
February s--washington and Lee.
at Lexington. Va
February I0--virginia Military In
stitute, at Lexington, Va
February l1--university of Virginia,
at Charlottesville
Febrary 12--Cardinal Athletic Club,
at Lynchburg.
February 15--Davidson College, al
Trinity.
February 1s--Eion College, at Elon
February i9---Guilford, at Gu.1ford.
February 23-AgriculturaI and
Mechanical College. at Trinity.
February 25---Wake Forest College.
at Wake Forest.
February 26-Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, at Raleigh.
February 2s-Guilford College. at
Trinity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
DONOVAN SAYS SALARY
LIMIT TO BE FEATURE.
international League Mogus Not Be Generous In Dstrbu
ton of Smoleons To FASTENERS In New
York Next Week

the Offices of the company in the FL
deity building asst night. and proceed
ings were carried on in larger quar-
ters adjoining. 1t was the annual
meeting of the directors and the
stockholders were invited to he on
hand to listen to the financial report.
which SeCretary n.y. Treasurer r. J. Mar
Tin has for some time been preparing.
PRESIDENT Gerry Simon was in tho
.rna,r. Also present were Manager PAT
Donovan and Directors Hon. Louis II.
Hart and Proctor Carr. Among other
stock hoders were Mayor Louis J..
Fuhrmann and T. II. Hutchinson.
Secretary-Treasurer Martins report
of the financial condition Of the clnb
was the center of interest and when
ii was said that despite the adverse
conditions Of last season the club
came through without loss, that was
pleasing news for all hands. The
Buffalo Ints Will go along in 1915 I'M
der the same officials as the present
board OF directors and officers wers
continued
Gerry Simon will again preside and
Tom Martin will handle the finances.
Pat Donovan will endeavor to bring
through another pennart- winning
team. After the Formally of the cleo
ton had been gore through with, the
meeting developed into something Of
Il social gathering and tanning bee.
Manager Donovan returns to his
Lawrence home tonight after settling
up some details of business. He said
that with his Boston and New York
connections he would have no dim
Guilty in satisfactorily replacing Gil
hooey, Jameson and Judge with first
class players
The annual meeting of the Interna-
tional League Is set for next Monday
at the Hotel McAlpin. New York.
Manaser Donovan, President Simon
and other club officials Will be on
hand,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
rslis why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
n u before breakfast.

Headache Of any kind is caused by
ks4to intoxication-which means self
ttisoninx. Liver and bowel polsons
(alled toxins. sucked into the blood.
through the lymph ducts. excite the
cart which pumps the blood so fast
|agt il congests In the smaller arteries
~ veins OF the head. producing
fsp.ant, throbbing pain and distress,
tzited headache. You become ner-
krus. respondent, sick. feverish and
Miserable. your meals sour and al
Frost nauscate you. Then you resort
v acetanilide, aspirin or the hromides
khtch temporarily relieve but do not
VA the blood OF these irritating toxins.
A glass OF hot water with a tea
|pOonfui Of limestone phosphate in il,
6rnnk before breakfast for awhile,
Vim not only wash these poisons from
kour system and cure you OF head :
ksssa. brit viii cleanse. purify and
f..srfssn tic entire alimentary canal
AK your pharmacist for quarter
E6Isd II limestone phosphate. 1t IL
ksssxs.cfssivs. harmless as sugar, and
|F.scss tassalsss, except for sourish
|winge which Il not UNPLEASANT.
III you aren't feeling your best, IL
|ongue 10 coated or you wake up
.sth bad taste. foul breath or have
|ufia, indigestion, hiliousness. con-
|(ibAtion or sour, acid stomach. be-
kbax the phoephated hot water euro
q nd your syatern Of toxins and pol
Rssults are quick and ii Is claimed
|kSf th06e who continue to fiush ons
~ u {oraseiI. liyer. and bowels every
~ snSf A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
y. OF VA. BLICATION
& SIGHTS RICHMONDE.RS
ON ALL-PREP ELEVENSI
Not Local Athlete Named Even In the Worthy Of Mention
List, BY college Topics Editors-Looks As II
Orange and Blue Has Forgotten John
Marshall and McCuire's

~ seems as IL the editors OF Col
~Ee Topics" the University OF Vir-
Einia publication, has overlooked Rich
fnonds football warriors in selecting
Lwo aH-star preparatory school teams
rom those in Virginia. Not local
boy has been rared Ia the list. also
not Richmond player has been even
given credit for good work
John Marshalfs record this year war
'anted IL having representation On
Eirginia's all-prep team. There are
many people all over the State who
haye seen Lew Stringer in action who
have ~ high an opinion of this man
p a quarterback as any In the State.
etrtnger was selected by every local
publication In Richmond for the quar-
Ter position Visiting teams. such as
1aury High and Norfolk remarked that
he was one OF the best they had met.
guch men as Devinr, of G.gh School;
Bchsoss. of MoCuire's, and Binford. of
keademy, deserve credit for their work,
esen though they have not been placed
bn the Virginia ai'-prep eleven. But,
happily. the decision Of The Charlottes-
gllle writera. who. probably have not
been the local prep men in action. Is
not to be taken official.
The selections OF the Virginia men
Follow:
Firat team---Davis. left end, Augusta:
Niche. left tackle. Jefferson; 0Brien.
eft guard. Fishburne; Wood, center.
Episcopal: Moses. right guard, staun
on; Brown. right tackle, Episcopal.
Nestgate. right end, Skunton. Leach.
quarterback. Augusta. schultz, right
1llfback. Massanntten. Dechert. left
hAlfback. Woodberry; Prather, full
back. Staunton.
Second team EineharL left end.
Episcopal. Sullivan. left tackle. wood
berry: Hall. left guard. Episcopal;
eroin. center. Shenandoah valley; Rob
nson, right guard. Augusta; Easter.
ight tackle, R-M of p. c.; Mercef.
hight end, Woodbury.; Cutler, quarter
back, RIM of F. r.; Einz. right half
back. Episcopal: sirubling. left half
hack. Episcopal: Snediker. fullback,
1shburne.
Among tha other players whom vars-
pus coaches. thought worthy Of men
lion are: At ends-Smith tRandolph
Macon of Bedford city,. Cutler. e..
Randolph Macon of Front Royal;
Pimmons fs. NJ A.; Batliers tEpisco-
kai). and Harsh IS. NJ. A.. Tackles
euhling fEpiscopaD; Hawkins "a. NJ.
~. Calhoun shenandoah Valley Aead-
my1. and Carson ~ II. 81. Guards
iiiAs Is. NJ. A.. King tR--M A.. of
Front RoyaD Hogshead "a. NJ. Al
Edwards fEpiscopaD and Bemiss
Woodberry1. Centers-Malenc Of. NJ.
b. and Smith tR.-M. A. Of BEDFORD
.ifyp. Racks~--Jones Is, V. Al; Pc
era n Nj A. OF Bedford CITY,; Wosil
n. ~. A. OF Front Royal; Brooks Ia.
1. Al, Harsh Is. NJ. Al; Jones wood
berry,. Rawlings a. NJ. A.; Snedtker
R,-M. A. of Front RoyaD. Moseley
Jerersoni.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
BAKER WILL PLAY
WITH WHITE SOx

New York, Dec. 81. r.
Baker, home run king of Connie
Mack's former pennant trust, will
wear the livery of the Chicago
White Sox next year. This pos
1.-Two declaration was made today
by n bosom friend Of Charles
A., Comiskey, who IL Is I'm town
on business. The TRANSACTION will
be announced oficialiy ut the
American League meeting IN Chi
CagO next week, IL was stated.
The Informant insisted that his
identity should not he disclosed.
1.-THE matter has gone 80 far
that Baker has practically &C
cepted terms with Chicago" said
tina Chicago man. 1t was for this
reason that Baker named terms
to Captain HutsOn and Bill DOno-
van that would have scared OF
anyone"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
RICHMOND is IN
TRI-CiTY LEAGEU

Baltimore, Md. Dec. s.-A big boom
was given amateur baseball here to-
night when the Amateur Commission
organized here last season, and like
body from Washington conferred and
practically arranged for = tri-city
series in 1915. which will comprise
this city. Washington. Richmond. The
meeting was very enthusiastic one,
and II is believed II win go far toward
elevaing baseball. as played by those
who do not rake down fabulous
salaries for their diamond activities,
to the high plane on which il Is con-
Quoted in Cleveland and several big
Western cities. where amateur COM
missions prevail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
AMATEUR COMMISSION
WILL MEET SATURDAY

The Amateur Baseball Commits
sion Of Richmond will meet ut the
National State and City Bank Mt
D O'Clock Saturday night. The
meeting will bc the annual session
81 the commission and humorous
matters of Importance are to come
before the organization.
Julien II. Hill. president of the
commission, will call for the re-
port OF the committee on rules.
named some months ago to form
iilate the regulations under which
the leagues afIiliatcd with the
amateur commission will operate
during the 1915 SEASON.
Officers for the coming year
will be chosen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
Players Sighted By Virginia donovan Talks Int Sports
BASKETBALL GAMES
ON THE SCHEDULES.


In the Federation League, BIues
neet Fa1Pmeant h the Blues' GYM
Maslum Friday. On Saturday the
AovvftneRs play Church Hin Athletic
C1ub, In the Howit.ers' gymnasium.
TIE Military League mo- games are
scheduled for Tomorrow, hut on sat
uraay the Blues meet the Graya NJ
the Grays' Araery. Barton Heights
meets Second naptfst Church In the
Grays' ArA0ry. following the Blues
Grays Eane. Saturday. also. Rich
mond College meets McGill's Union
On the Iatterss eourt.
The City League has but one game
scheduled for Saturday. That In the
one to be played by MerchantS' M
tiena1 Bank anA Young Mems Chris
tan Association, the game to be
piayed ON the Y. N. G. A. floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
A'gzsE EARL AND THE SIRLr SCORES
HIT WITH LfR1C>a PATRONS,

g. The Earl ara the 1iris"~A miniature
musical comedy. Is the principal fea-
turs OF the new show seen at the
Lyric yesterday afternoon and even
ing 1t 10 one OF the breAxiest, smart
est productions of tho kind yet pre-
sented here and kept the big crowds
continually laughing and applauding
The Earl and the G!rr' IL a whole
vaudeville entertainment in itself. so
varied are the many entertaining fea-
lures.
Other numbers that pleased were
Archie Nicholson Trio. Laurence and
Laurence. variety artists: Guy Bart
lett. monologiss and singer. and Paul
lie varre and brother. who are giving
series of startling and spectacular
ecrobatic and gymnastic feats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
NOLAN QU|NTfTTE TO
! HAVE GAMES HERE

Williamsburg. Va. Dec. -Four
katnes in Richmond Will be played by
he basketball aain, OF William and
Mary. according to the schedule ar
anRea by Manager TiIiey.
Four of last years men are working
Tor tbs quint. while about 100 other
candidates are out. The complete
Fcheduie follows:
Games at Home.
December 13-~Union Theological
Seminary
January S-Richmond Howitzers
January l5---Richmond Blues
February 0 - Richmond College
championship
March Randolph Macon tcham-
March ll--Hampden-sidn echam-
|pionship1.
Games Abroad.
| December lS--Richmond Howitzers,
X Ricl mond.
February 3--Richmond Blues at
Richmond.
February 4--virginia Christian Col
|G9e, at Lynehburg.
February S--Eirginia Military Insti-
lutte, AT Lexingfon.
February 16--Richmond College,
W Richmond championship.
February is--Randolph-M Macon, at
Rtchmond championship.
February Sidney. at
EAxplville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
WITH THE BowLERs.
Richmond League.

The scores last night on the Palace
Alleys were captured by the Supe-
rtors.
ness by the absence Of Captain Blair.
Bailey showed up in grand style.
"Oid Boy" Thorpe was In very poor
form. but never think he can't come
back. Mcfarland rolled well at an
Choir.
The features OF the games were
mines made and forty
seven fiat boxes in the last game.
The scores were all close. II 1t
hadn't been for the Sewports' weak
ness. the Superiors would have lost
one or two.
{. Alright, of the Superiors, cap
tured high score and average.
Tha scorea follow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
kCOfSA rOEfOW.
SIlYlnriflrs
Ptstoi-Toter Gets Year.

Determined to put the K,posh on
pistol toting. Police Justice Crutchfeid
yesterday sent Ernest White. colored.
TO Jail for twelve months, In default
of a $500 bond.
The negro was arrested by Patrolmen
Sweet and Smith in the vicinity Of
Twenty third and Main Streets. he be-
ing wanted at Hopewell on a highway
robbery charge. On being searched his
battery was uncovered and he was
given punishment here. rather than
trusted to Hopewell mercies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
TO Hold Toudoun Court,

Governor Stuart yesterday desig-
mated Judge Thomas w. Harrison, of
Winchester. will hold the December
term OF the Loudoun County Circuit
Court. beginning next Monday. owing
TO the illness of Judge Turner of
Warrenton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
SIMON REELECTED TO
BISON STOCKHOLDERS

Buffalo. Dec. S,--The meeting OF
the stockholders and directors of the
Buffalo International League baseball
club. or rather the Buffalo Baseball
and Amusement Company. overflowed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-10
DramaftSt Dead.

- London, Dec stephen Phillips.
dramatist and poet, died today in Deal.
He was forty-seven years old Mr..
Phillips had been in failing health sew
eral months.