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The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
OF Sponsors and Maids of Honor to
the Confederate Reunion in
Richmond

Richmond, April 23.-The an
nouncement of the sponsors and maids
of honor for the 1915 reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans, In
Richmond, June 1, and 8, is being
made piece-meal, owing to the fact
that the division commanders are re-
porting their appointments at differ
ent items. In all, there will be more
than fifty Southern beauties to grace
the veterans functions, and the same
number representing the Sons of Vet
Grams.
To date the following appointments
have been announced:
North Carolina Division-Ge General
Julien S. Carr, commanding; Miss
Bessie Burkheimer, of Charlotte, N.
c., sponsor; Miss Miriam Morgan
Applegate, of Lexington, KY, maid of
honor.
Virginia Division-General ]. T.
Brown, commanding; Mrs. C. w.
Sumter, Christiansburg, Va, sponsor;
Mrs. A. H. Branch, Newport News,
Va, matron of honor.
Department of Tennessee-Gen-
eral Geo. P. Harrison, commanding;
Miss Carolyn S. Hamilton, Columbus,
Miss, sponsor; Miss Mary Rice, At
lanta, Ca, maid of honor.
Florida Division-General ]. A.
Rosborough, commanding; Mrs. R. r.
Rosborough, Jacksonville, Fla, mat
ron of honor; Miss Catherine Baker,
Jacksonville, sponsor.
Mississippi Division-General V. B.
Vance, commanding; Miss Helen
Clark, Cleveland, Miss, sponsor; Miss
Emma Boothe, Batesville; Miss Ida
Belle Brame, Jackson, and Miss
Louise Allen, Glen Allen, maids of
honor; Mrs. Mary H. S. Kimbrough,
Greenwood, matron of honor; Mrs. J.
D. Miller, Batesville, and Mrs. Vir-
ginia R. Price, Carrollton, chaperons
Kentucky Division-General W. B.
Haldeman, commanding; Miss Hen
rietta White, Louisville, sponsor;
Miss Hillary Melton, Elizabethtown,
and Miss Frances B. Steele, Midway,
maids of honor.
Trans-Mississippi Department
General K. NJ. Van Zandt, command
ing; Mrs. Lutte Railey Walcott, Nc
Alister, Okla, sponsor; Miss Selma
Couch, Magnolia, Ark, maid of honor.
Pacific Division-General VIM. c.
Harrison, commanding; Miss Sallie
Sample, Fresno, CAL, sponsor; Miss
Pearl Butler, Pulaski, Tenn, maid of
honor; Miss Ruby Butler, Pulaski,
Tenn, Miss Mary Myrtle Craig,
Pulaski, Tenn, Miss Ruby Carter,
Tennessee; Miss Modolin Pemberton,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Miss Lucille Coles
Anderson, Huntsville, Ala, maids to
sponsor; Mrs. Lillian Tardy Rose,
Tuscaloosa, Ala, chaperon; Mrs.
Leila Anderson, Huntsville, Ala, mat
ron of honor.
Oklahoma Division-General D. NJ.
HALEY, commanding; Miss Evelyn
Johnson, Oklahoma City, sponsor.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
No SHOW FOR NEUTRALs

Amendments to the prize rules gov
erning German naval operations, sign
ed by Emperor William and Admiral
Won Tirpitz and published in the
Reichs Anzeiger, are designed as
''reprisal for the decision made by
England and her allies contravening
the declaration of London on Feb. 26,
1909"
Under the new order field glasses.
nautical instruments, pig lead, aero
planes, coal and coke are made abso-
Lutte contraband. Several other COM
modities are added to the list Of con-
ditionaf eontraband. IN such a case
it is provided that a ship shall be La
bic to capture even if bound for a
neutral port.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
SETTLE It SOON
AS TO WHETHER HARRY THAW
is SANE OR INSANE

New York, April 2233.-Justice Ken
drick today handed down a decision
granting Harry Thaw a hearing to
determine whether he is insane, be-
fore jury. The trial is set for May
18th.
Thaw took his long sought victory
calmly, and smiling.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
Ninth Inning

Citra: Ausley walked, stole second;
Gates flied out to center; Ausley
thrown out at second; Hobson safe on
first's error; N. Ergle hit safe to CEN
ter field, scoring Hobson; Lambert
out, second to first.
Ocala: J. Chazal hit to right field
for two bases; Davis out, fly to short;
Harris safe on shorts error; Zewad-
ski safe on inield hit, scoring ].
Chazal.
Score: R Fl
ocala :. ...013 $1,000 1-6 6
Citra :. 20 90 8 o 0 o Is 5
Two base hits, j. Chazal, Hobson,
N. Ergle; three base hits, N. Ergle;
hit by pitcher, Bullock; walked by
Bertram 4, Gates A; struck out by
Bertram IL, Gates 6.
While the game was full of errors
it was greatly enjoyed as the teams
were about evenly matched.
Mr.. Bennett, who has been umpir-
ing the games, left today to accept a
position as umpire for one of the
minor leagues.
Bullock's steal in the sixth inning
was one of the features of the game.
! Dinkins was taken out of the catch
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
.BRAzOS AND COLORADO
BROKE OUT Of BOUNDS
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY CAUSED
BY FLOODS IN TEXAS

Austin, Texas, April 23.-Fifteen
are dead and enormous property dam
age was caused by floods in this sec-
ton of Texas today.
In later reports an increase in the
number Of dead is expected. Uncon-
firmed reports state that thirty-five
are drowned. Communication is in
terrupted and railroad tracks washed
out.
The Brazos river rose eleven feet.
There was an eight-inch rainfall in
three hours. Lightning and wind
caused considerable damage.
Many business houses have sus-
pended in Austin, Waco, Dallas and
Fort Worth.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
.RUMORED THAT GREAT NAVAL
BATTLE IS RAGING
FRENCH AND BRITISH INCREASE PRESSURE On WESTERN FRONT
WITH BETTER WEATHER. RUSSIANS RESUME ATTACK IN CARPATHANS AND RETALE
FOR AIR RAID ON WARSAW

London, April 23-Great operations
in the North Sea are believed by nav
al experts 10 be under way. Trafh I:
between England and Holland has
been stopped by the admiralty. 1t is
evident that a great clash for the
mastery Of the sea is imminent if it
has not already begun. Plans for the
most stupendouG naval operations the
world has ever witnessed are said to
be complete. The presence of British
submarines off Heligoland last night
Is taken to indicate increasing naval
activity.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
FOR AIR RAID ON WARSAW
SECOND GAME
OF THE SEASON
OCALA WON IN CONTEST INTER
ESTTNG, THO FULL OF
ERRORS

With ideal weather conditions and
the prospects of evenly matched
teams, a good crowd witnessed the
second ball game of the season yes
terday afternoon at the South Mag
nolia street diamond, between the
locals and Citra.
Following is the lineup of the
teams:
Ocala: Bertram, p; Dinkins, Bull
lock, c; c. Chazal, 1b; Davis, 2b;
Dewey, 3b; Zewadski, IS; Wilder, rf;
j. Chazal, CT; Harris, If.
Citra: Gates, p; Riles, C; Luffman,
1b; Ausley, 2b; Hobson, 3b; Brice, ss;
N. Ergle, RI; Lambert, CT; J. Ergle,
II.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
TEDDY'S ACID TALK
HE DESCRIBES BARNES AS AN
OTHER JEKYLL AND HYDE

Syracuse, N. Y, April 23.-Mr
Roosevelt continues on the stand al
the libel suit trial today. He testified
that he once regarded Barnes as q
Jekyll and Hyde person. He tried to
reform him, but eventually the Hyde
swallowed up the Jekyll element,
There was considerable acrimony at
times. Immense crowds are present
Roosevelt is being lionized by the peo-
pie.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
SOME FINE CLOVER

Mr.. z. C. Chambliss .plucked at
random, this morning and brought in
to the bank, stalk of bur clover,
that measured 80 inches in length.
The clover was planted 10 years ago
on the T. T. Munroe farm southwest
of town, now owned by Mr.. J. w.
Naylor, and has seeded itself ever
since.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
BURRANK

Burbank, April 21.-A circus visit
ed our bttle burg Saturday and gave
a fine little show Saturday night.
which was enjoyed By al present.
Mr.. A. Brewer left Sunday morn
ing for Michigan.
Dir. w. Z. Bogue spent Monday in
the Brick City.
Mr. II. d. l. Graham raised a head
q cabbage this spring that he pulled
Monday. 1t weighed y pounds. Who
can beat II?
Mr. and Mrs. II E. Abbott are now
caring for Mr. Evers' baby by.
Mrs. L. II. Langw0rthy spent Tues
day and Wednesday the guests Of
friends IN 0caIa.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
BERLIN SAYS ALLIES
WERE BEATEN
KAISER'S MEN WON IN THURSDAY C0MBATS
new ORDERS FROM GERMAN ADMIRALTY LEAVE NO RIGHT
ON SEAS TO NEUTRALS

Berlin, April 28.-The Germans
made marked gains in Flanders
Thursday, capturing the villages Of
Langemarck, Steenstraad, Hetsas and
Piliken.
French gains are admitted near St.
Mihiel, where the enemy penetrated
a section of German trenches between
the Ally forest and Apremont. Part
of the French forces were later driven
out, but some managed to maintain
their foothold.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
Senator Fletcher VIII Preside Over
Meeting al Muscogee

Washington, April Ex-senator D.
u. Fletcher of Florida left last night
for Muscogee, Okla, where ne viii
preside over the annual convention Of
the Southern Commercial Congress.
He will remain there all of next week
and from Muscogee will go to Florida.
The Southern Commercial Congress
will convene next Monday.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
SUBS AGAIN AT WORK

After a lull of several days, Ger
man submarines resumed operations
in the North Sea, sinking the trawler
St. Lawrence Thursday. The steamer
capped.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

Ocala: Wilder walked; C. Chazal
bunted safe to third, Wilder out at
third; C. Chazal out at second; Bull
lock hit by pitcher and stole second +;
Bertram out by foul fly to catcher.
Seventh Inning
Citra: N. Ergle out pitcher to first;
Lambert out second to first; Riles
famed.
ocala: J. Chazal famed; Davis out,
fly to center field; Harris walked; Ze-
wadsl1i safe on infield hit to short;
Dewey out second to first.
Eighth Inning
Citra: Martin and N. Ergle famed;
Brice safe on frst's error, put out
trying to steal second.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
NOhhlNN ON ne VIENNA
WEDGE

Paris, April 23.-Bit by bit the
French are cutting into the German
wedge at st. Mihiels. The capture of
two lines of trenches i'm the Apremont
forest is regarded as important. While
the official communique reports moth
ing new, unofficial reports tell of vio-
lent fighting at Apremont. The bat
tie in Alsace, on cliffs and valleys of
the Vosges continues. The French
claim gains on both banks of he
Fecht river.
GERMANS GAINED THEN LOST
Fresh attacks by French forces at
Aldy south of St. Mihiel resulted in
the capture of 700 yards of German
trenches.
1t is admitted in the User region
that the French were driven back y
the Germans using asphyxiating
bombs, but in later counter attacks
the French regained their lost ground.
SMELLING FORTS OF DARDA-
NELLES AND SMYRNA
Athens, April 2S.-British and
French warships are bombarding the
Smyrna and Dardanelles forts stimuli
taneously.
-Four British warships penetrated
the straits Thursday, shelling forts
on both sides. Others bombarded the
European Notifications from the
Saros gulf.
CONFLICT RENEWED IN THE
CARPATHIANS
Petrograd, April 23.-The weather
conditions in the Carpathians are i'm
proving. The Russians have resumed
the offensive at the Uszok pass, US
ing their heavy artillery. The Teu-
tons, heavily reinforced from the
west, are making frequent attacks,
but are being repulsed.
The Teuton offensive from Dunajec
is apparently completely checked. The
Russians are pressing the enemy back
from Gorlice with heavy losses.
RETALIATION FOR AN AIR RAID
Russian airmen bombarded the Ger
mans at Plock and Mlawa Thursday,
causing serious damage, in retalia-
ton for the attack by German avia-
tors on Warsaw Wednesday. The Rus
sian airmen returned undamaged.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
First Inning

Citra: Brice safe on shorts error;
Ausley famed; Gates flied out to left
field; Hobson OUT pitcher to first.
Ocala:' C. Chazal walked; Davis
famed; Harris flied out to second; ;
Zewadski out, second to first.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
ACREAGE INCREASED
WINTER WHEAT EXTENSIVELY
PLANTED AS RESULT
OF THE WAR

Washington, April eS.-The great
demand for wheat as "a result of the
European war caused an increase in
the worlds winter wheat acreage, but
there is little change in the spring
wheat sowings, says the report of the
department of agriculture.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
BIG NAVAL BATTLE

Montreal. April 23.-An evening
paper states that a leading banker
here has received a cablegram stat
ing that a big naval battle is raging
In the North Sea.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
WILL MARK OUT
THE WAY
Commissioners for Dixie Highway in
Session in Metropolis of
Kentucky

Louisville, April 22.-The Dixie
Highway Commission met today to or
ganize. No governors are present. It
is not likely that the route will be
chosen today.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
Second Inning

Citra: N. Ergle safe on thirds
overthrow; Lambert safe on first's
error; Riles walked; Luffman hit to
short; N. Ergle thrown out at plate;
j. Ergle hit safe to right field; Lam
bert scored; Brice and Ausley famed.
Ocala: Dewey famed; Wilder safe
on catcher's overthrow; J. Chazal
out, short to first, Wilder scoring;
Dinkins safe on overthrow Of short,
out trying to steal third.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

Ocala: Wilder walked; C. Chazal
famed; Bullock out, fly to right field;
Bertram out, short to first.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

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The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

If you want to rent house, get a
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The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
EASTER LILIES

Magnificent Easter lilies, 81 per
dozen flowers, 216 n. Main street. 22-6t
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

short to first; Brice safe on shorts
wide throw to first; Ausley walked;
Gates safe on shorts wide throw to
first; Hobson famed.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23
Third Inning

Citra: Gates and Hobson famed, N
Ergle walked; Lambert out, four fly
to catcher.
Ocala: Bertram flied out to short;
c. Chazal safe on seconds muff OF
fly; Davis safe on seconds overthrow;
Harris bunted safe down third base
line, scoring Chazal and Davis; Ze-
wadski flied out to center, Harris
scoring on throw in; Davis famed.
Fourth Inning
Citra: Riles flies out to second: Luff.
man flied out to short; ]. Ergle safe
on shorts error; Brice famed.
Ocala: Wilder famed, C. Chazal
flied out to left field; Bullock safe on
seconds error. Bertram famed.
Fifth Inning
Citra: Ausley famed; Gates safe
on pitchers error; Hobson hit for two
bases to center field, scoring Gates;
N. Ergle hit to deep center field
scoring Hobson, afterwards scoring
on catcher's error; Lambert and Riles
famed
Ocala: j. Chazal out, second tc
first; Davis safe on shorts error;
Harris out second to first; Davis scor.
ed on passed ball; Zewadsh safe or
infield hit; Dewey out catcher to first
Sixth Inning
Citra: Martin famed; ]. Ergle out
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

May baskets. The Murray Company
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-23

Smoke Cuban Club, Sc Cigar.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02

North Side today, playing five games
in four days Tinker should do bit
of shopping at the percentage coun-
ter in these affairs. President Weigh
man also should pat himself on the
back, for he will not have opposition
from organized baseball Thursday
and Friday.
Christy Mathewson was whipped
against, Braves hammering him from
the box. Ragan held Giants to two
hits.
Joe Wood was effective in pinches
and Red Sox beat Yanks in 13 rounds.
Heating allowed fewer hits than
Wood.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02

lack Wheat tied the score in the
ninth for Brooklyn with a homer
and won the game with single in
the eleventh. Alexander was the
Philly pitching victim.
Miscellaneous Scores
De Paul 2, st. Rita 1.
Oak Park 5, Evanston O.
Lane Is, North Division 0. f.
Curtis 6, Calumet 8. -.
Bowen 10, Parker 1.
Morgan Park 8, Evanston Z.
Curran of Ohio State won the Big
Nine tennis title by defeating Bennett
of Chicago, 81, 1-6, 6-3, GO. Mac
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-02
RSH

Bush DetrOs grand little shOrtsp is largely responsible for
influence broken nd and playing great ball defense
Cobb regarded Eddie Collins rival worrying pitchers
giving bases on balls -.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

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nil den u atipnubuno pDl
allen loon BARS tult /:
pierten &risgs sputr % / g.
mus; piertens bic allaemeine q r
teitsloftsteit, tpelhe ois gro
BE 6Glfte unlsrer Senohen umfabt'
unb hlourh Die SammIunJ bon Gel
bern fir unlere Nuftldrunsstam
pasns uuberoroentlid, erlhper.e.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

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q n ~ ats Ser aconoa
Copper Mining Gompanp
aus Butte fprtge d lift.
Die Silberlinse bes @robtapitals
6cben in oieiem syolle out searbeitet.
Dit elmer unorsaniiierten 9lrbeiter=
1tcft beioe Srauniiatipnen Der
Er5ordfsr iinb pernidtet - uno NIT
tiner Staptpertpalturs, aus Der Die
GpaialiIten entfernt uno IN Der bic
SuFhtIepper Ger alien ports;sn, in
crller &ontrpne iino, baben bie .lln=
itrHe6merz zGorporationsn oie arbeiter
cert, mo iie lie boben pollten: in OBJ
foluter uno oOlliser Madtlofisteit!
Wshe ben 8eiissten
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17
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Wa 1915 ais Tci- Mgiapns nsatt, in beionos
rcdr Nnsanms mmb elmer bopp bermebrten Mnase cdrn
laTen.
Se b6btcn Mnascn, Bic bnr bic @erQnng oicier Mgans
anage plcn Mbpnnenten
Sn GrOs Grtraan5eisen scSedt merbeu.
Sober @enoie Oer Mbonuent mb biermi irennbidt cu,
nr bic pureunte Tansga sic eoem @ersnmg cbenb as
oIdc Gruit nterelc vGo" pbh bnf
scer Yeidnf @epatnngsrates NIT Griuls grmt @der
grfos @prle @amtbeit amsgebcut Nt
SSprtem, Nmsbannns ces uGdo" oertucnoet mirb.
9e 0eid6tsleimms.