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The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

FIRST RACE-Puse: three ysar-oldI and up
ward; hVe furloDpI Smuggsr l06i Nesta. loo; Caro-
Nome 10: Baby Lynch. lo5: Lively Johnny. lT
Jack Rittlsr. fG: Merry Twinkle. loi; Mex. G
Saw II, 10: Headfort, 10; Agoes. 1lo; Helen
HalpIn. 10; smiling Margaret. ITO; MooreWood IL
Peterkin. Il2.
SECOND RACE-SeIlinE; threeyesr-olds and MP
ward: fys furlongS Avocado, s.; Airline, "a
Woods Fitzgerald, 100; Johnny Crawford. lG
Coma los; Renwar. los: ProSpsro Lad. n5: MyTtls
Marion, lO7; Back ThomaS rs; Making. n6; Kid
Nelson 100; Noble Grand. 100.
THIRD RACE-Selling; threeyear-olds and up
ward; Eve fIrI0nEs Skinny B.. 81: Breezer, g.
Buukenadle -: Green Brae. 100; Birdman. lO9
Crlzola lG; Charles Goetz. ZOE; The shrimp. l9
Automaid liz: Forge. ii.
FOURTH RACE-Sellng; threeyear-oldS and up
ward: Eve furlonEs. Sal Ali lci: Parcel Post l0s
Pajorita 100; Captain Lindsley. 10: Wild Irish,
lI2: Polls III; Doll Boy. III; DR.. Neusont, nI
FIFTH RACE-SeIling: three-ysAr-Olds and up
ward: Eve and a half furonEs. Sam Beckham. %
Stolen Ante, -: Marty Lou. 100; kiva lN PhyIt.
Antoinette. los; Bhcksheep. 10: orimar Lad, lis
SIXTH RACE-Se,ling: fourSear-oldS and up
ward: ooe mile. Hester, 100 Lady InnOcence loi
An Rick. io2: Lehigh. ios; Marshal 1ilshman. los
Loneman. los; Amity. n0: PrUrealis liz: No Quar-
ter, IL; The finder. liz.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Charley Cox and Prof. Meme,
mar Have Talk and Agree
to Start with Clean Slate.
SMOKE PIPE OF PEACE

Athletic officials of Georgetown and
George Washington CniversiticG held
a love feast yesterday afternoon. la id
aside for ever and aye all animosity.
that in past years had existed between
the institutions. and decided to re-es-
tablish sport relations.
The principals TO the love feast were
Prof. Leslie Cleveland McNemar. fac
ulty director of athletics for the Hatch
cities. and Charles r. Cox. manager OF
sports for the Hilltoppers. The confer
ence was held in Prof. McNemar's Office
in the Arts and Sciences Building at
George Washington.
The officials decided to bury the i'll
feeling, and disagreements of the past.
and to start again with a clean slate
and a mutual spirit of cordiality. In
short. the institutions kissed and made
up and swore they. would be good
friends again. The feast was impor-
tant in that it means the re-estabIish-
ment of sport activities between the
two universities-a thing which will
prove a benefit not only to the insti-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selIinE: three-yearolds: five and I
half furIonEA Louise May. lol; Jefferson, lOi Jaes
Hanover lO4; Jane lOI: Lucky Mack. lo; T.. W
Ktsker. lO4: Pruspe=os baby. D6; Page White 10
SiaIlard. lO6: Harlequin, los; Long Reach US
NolusIR l0s
SECOND RACE Selling; three -year-ods; hTe ana
half fIrlOngs. Anna krIter. log; Miss Fannle'
100: MeeTcka, 100: May Maid 100: Sumo. Hs
Theresa Bethel 100; Lady SpiHtueie. los; BlacA
Thorn, Ill; Blue Wing l4; HapsburE II. III.
THIRD RACE-Selling; fcIr-yesr-olts and up
ward: six furlonss. The Busybcdy. lOs; Huda :
Brother. los; Orbcst 10; Altemaha. IL; Sir Dixie
II2; Acis III; O'Hagan. IL; COss. lis; jim BaSey'
ll3: Charter. III.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; thTeeyear-ohs and
inward: si1 furlongs. Resign, 5: hanice, "; Trans
portatiou e; BsrSac. D2; Redwood. los; Bay
herry Candle iO4; LADY Moooet, lo4 Judge Wright
los: Old Ben, io5; See II. no.
FIFTH RACE-Selhng; threeyear-olds; one mile
Lady Spirituelle 10l; River King, l0l; Ida Earl
ZOE: Celebrity. lo5; Mallard lo6; Fly Home. lG
Cotton Top lo7 Joe D.. lN Black horne. lG.
SIXTH RACE-Selhng; four-year-olds and up
ward; mile and a sixteenth. 'Mollie Richards lOe
Port Arlington l04; Lenavaal, lo5: Ora Niece
IoF; Jezan, lG Billy Stuart, lG7; Plain Ann. lG
Tim Judge les: The Rump. 100; BoZart, 100; In
suranoe Man, lOs; Strife. IL.
sAnr-rntice Allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
LIVELY BOUTS In
AMATEUR TOURNEY
Memorial Athletic Club Stage Good
Matches in Prelimmaries-Finals
to Be Held Friday Night.

In the pTeliminaries of the amatuer
wrestling tournament held under the aus
pices of the Memorial Athletic Club last
night some lively bouts were staged.
The work o the contiGent rom the Gallau-
dt College was one o the eatures of the
evening. Three representatives rom the
local school were present with one re-
turning winner and the other two show
ing marked ability in defeat. McInturft
won the decision over Hull OF the Memo
rial Club in p minutes.
I2D-pound Class-Gilbert. Gallsudct. vs.. AlhSop:
Won by Allison on decision; Is minute
Perrone. Memorial. vs. Gregg. Y. NJ. c. 4. Won
by Pe-rUnc by fall: > minutes 20 seconds.
Gibson. GaIsudet, ~. :. BeckcTt. Memorial. Won
by Beckert by fall; } minutes q seconds
PcrrUne Memorial - Allison. Memorial Won
by Perrone IN decision: Is minutes.
IgSpOund class-BoVbeer ". Frene Memorial
Won by Frcne fall; 10 minutes Is seconds.
F7izalde. Of the Y. NJ. {. A, meets Frcne Friday
night.
iF-pound cIass-wal,hcr. Y. NJ c. A. vs. Jordan.
Memorial. Won By jordan on decision; p minutes.
Pearson GaIlaudet. ~ Becksrt Memorial. Won
by Beckert fall; minutes % secOndS-
It5- POUND claSs-McInturh. GAuaudet. Hull,
Memorial. Won by McInturh decision; q min
uteA
Iss-pound clas-Pa1ton. Z NJ C. A.. '. Robert.
son. Memorial Won by Paxton On fall; minutes
- seconds
Finals to be held Friday night at the Memorial
Athletic Club.
I05- pounds class-MarShau. Memorial. Cunning
ham Memorial.
1I5round clasS-Anison Memorial vs. Marshall.
Memorial.
I2Opound clIs-s. Beckert. Memorial. vs. PerTone
Memorial.
lZSpOund class-Eizalde Y. VI. c. A. ~. Frene
Memorial.
IE-round c!ass-R Beckert. W Jordan. Memorial
lI-pound class-PaIton. Y. M. C. A.. vs.. Nc
Inturh Galaudct.
lSs-pDund class-PaIton, Y. NJ. @ A.. rs. MilIer
Memorial.
Heavy-wsigh.-Buckner. Y. NJ. c. A, vs. Davis.
Gailaudct.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
RoMe Zeider
Had Chance To
Kid Donovan

"NiId Bill" Donovan has n nose.
Nearly everybody has n nose. but
few have noses like "wild BIII's."
His nose IL not the kind that can
he called cInssIc-and Bill In sort
of sensitive about IL.
Some years ago when Donovan
was pitching regularly, Rollle lei
der landed on one of BllPs shoots
for single. As he anchored mt
first, ZeIder, trying to "kid" the
"WiId- party, said;
"Say, Bill, how did that drive
escape your nOseS"
Donovan walked over toward
first, got alongside OF Zelder,
looked at his nose very, very
carefully, and then said-loud
enough for graPdstand earsi
"RoIIie, IL had your nose full
of nIckeIs 1 would be n rich man"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Birn1y Wants Harper;
Would Swap Leibold

to it that he will fight to a finish to
have the league over which Ban Il.
johnson rules go on record with reg
ulation allowing each club to carry not
less than twenty-five players.
II think twenty-five players is few
enough" said Mack when asked his
choice of the two rctrcnchmcPt methods.
"I can't see how they would\run a ma
ior league club with twenty men avail
able. On the other hand. practically all
the clubs already have signed their men
for the coming season to contracts. Five
less players would make a great differ
enc to a team.
You see. a major league team invari-
ably carries two veterans as coaches or
tutors TO the younger talent. II they were
to cut the list of cligibles to twenty, a
team would be forced to take the field
without these veteran coaches or instruc-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Karl Behr Thinks NeW York
Sure to Get Tennis Tourne,


Friday
AllComers
thhve
as I
haveth the o
hayea
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

Edward G. Foster, the Washington
clubs third baseman. will he married
this afternoon to Miss Nancy e. Girls
mOnd. OF Fredericksburg. Va. by the
Rev Frank Sewall, pastor of the Church
of the New Jerusalem.
The wedding will be private and i'm
mcdiatcly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Foster will leave for n short honey
moon. spending several days at Foster s
home in Chicago. Ill.
Foster will have to cut his honeymoon
short as he has been ordered to report in
Charlottesville with the regulars of the
Washington ball club on March ..
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Traded Ball
Player for a
Tobacco Pack

speaking of trading baseball
players for bulldogs, canarIes and
Dali BATS" declared Enoch SOmers,
veteran manager, of ZanesyiIIe,
Ohio, "why those were nothing
compared to the deals we used to
make In the old days. When
was manager of the CatIetsburE,
Ky, team in the OhIo-VirEinin
League, We ran out of tobacco on
the train one day while making a
jump over the Kentucky State line,
and I traded an OutHeIder to the
manager of the Huntington, w. Va,
team for n package of tobacco.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Of the Federal League.

u The FcdCral League.
Chicago Fep. President Gilmore. of the Fed
eral League today took fly at Ban johnson, OF
the American League. and answered the latter
charge that the third organization composed Of
bunch OF pirates Mr.. johnson made this
charge after Charles Deal. third basrmRn Of the
Boston Braves, had bcen shared by the Fcdcrals.
Mr. Gilmore displayed two kilograms which indi-
Gated that the third sacker made the first advance
One Of the teleErams dated January y. bore the
their best Mr.. Gilmore followed this with a
telegram asking Deal whether he vas at liberty to
do business. Then came the proposition and its ac-
CpUtancc.
We did not Try to steal Deal" said Mr.. Gilmore,
He asked us for terms before ever began ncgO-
tiatioTS with him. He wanted a job wanted 4
man. and got together and did business.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
|!IYSS|B|{8|$

The American League schedule
for 1915 will be published in these
columns probably Thursday morn
ing. That Washington will open
the season in the Florida avenue
pasture is known to be certainty.
Bill Donovan's rcjuvinated Ysnks
will be the opposing club.
1t should be a treat to see Pat
Conwell, OF Georgetown, put the
shot. Has big enough to push over
the Washington Monument.
Freddy Welsh's stories published
in the Sunday pink sheet of The
Herald are endorsed by Sylvester
Brccn. president OF the Cardinal
Athletic Club, Alexandria, Va.
81 enjoy reading them; find them
instructive and we'll written" Mr..
Brccn remarked to me the other day.
Bud COunihan, the weII-knOwn
local ARTIST, says tnat MS money IN
on Robideau IL the champion ever
gets into the ring with the fast
climbing Philadelphia Iight-weight.
II memory serves Welsh and
Robideau have rIashed before and
the EngIishman had his hands full
on that occasion.
met Lee Martin the other night,
and hardly knew him. Martin was the
best all-round athlete of which Eastern
High School could boast in 1902. lie has
retired from all branches of sports. set
tied down, gotten married, and weighs
more than 200 pounds.
Two teams played baseball on the ice
of Lake Placid; imagine Ty Cobb sliding
into a base feet first with skates on.
That lets us out of the game.
Docs that twenty-one player limit for
the National League clubs bar an owner
from buying a kennel OF bird dogs for
trading purposes?
Maybe the Federal League made
a bad deal when IL signed BOs-
TONS good Deal. Good deal in that.
They held a cement show in Chicago recently,
and one Of the exhibits ball players head
done in reinforced concrete The stsue is said 10 be
very Hfc-like.
Pitcher Jack Frrs, Of the Waterbury team. has
been transferred TO New Orleans They II make it
Lot for Frost in the sunny South.
Gcorr, stannrz says one of his pet suTerstiiions
is in regard 10 s. bills. When the Miracle Man"
erts hold Of a deuce he folds it over and tears the
corncrs Of This Is not original. We have been
ding the same thing with 1900 bills. for 10. these
many years.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
GALLAUDET MEETS FORDHAM.
Hard Contest Booked for Brook
Innders' Gym Saturday.

The Gallaudet ColleSe FIVE Is practiring hard for
its game Saturday afternoon with Tordham CoIleEs
nf New York
The squad was greatly disappointed at loosinE
the Catholic University contest last week after
holding the lead up To the last few minutes of
play.
Arthur Wenger is proving the find Of the year
ard will he played at guard regularly. taking Rock
wells place. Rockwell will Be shifted to forward
the position in which he proved himself such
star last season.
Mellis will Be given a chance at either forward
or center as both he and Roy WenErr are proving
more aggressive in every contest
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Yanks to Train in Savannah.

New York, Feb. 2.-"WIId Bill"
Donovan. manager Of the New
York Yankees, teIeErRphed from
Savannah, Ga, today that he had
selected that city Rs n training
camp. The team probably will
start South about February "a
or -.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

Freddie Welsh Has Another Treat
In Store for The Herald Readers

Freddie Welsh. world will
Washington Herald
Miss
n a Ia
at all new
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
CARROLLS WIN FAST GAME.
ImmanucI'S BasL ct-hnII Team Bentc II
by so to . Score.

ra.rri' Iu-,.turr I'-."t hall team defeated th~
Irr,uanrr la-L"' haU r-am Ia cr"niug M ias'
auI vrl rla,~I Gs'uc. 20 to The feature ot the
{. u..sf 90. the riflfas of Dillon for Carroll and
H. all .-rrrrd uuo, "f T"wu,s for tho lu"s"rs.
C.r-,.I u,U 10 Ill.,, arrtnS" games with all tcam'
q the pisirlG aud vicinity AZ, raging ..J puund-
.r,o Fs-rnr.u-. Iirrnlus .rrrrrrrcd Addrrs- Full
I, Uofme. ~ sixth street nOrthwC~t. Line M
H.l ~mtm.ry
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
WEST BRANCH VS.. LOCAL FIVE.

At the mems gymnasium Of the Y. NJ. C. A. this
Saturday night at SO p. m. the West Branch Y.
NJ C. A. basketball team will lineup against the
local five for the second game Of their series this
season.
The locals played in Baltimore on the Sth OF
December and after a hard struggle won tho game
BY the close margin Of four points. the hna seors
being - to 2 in faTor E the Washington Y. NJ.
c. A.
Game will he called at SO p. m. with Mr.
Armstrong as the referee. The lineup Of the teams
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Linoolns PlaY Comnany p.

The Lincoln A. c. viii have as its opponent 10
night in the Noel House E1m the strong Company
r. Maryland National Guard, team Of Haystts-
vile. and a rattlinE good contest Is promised.
The Marylanders have made a big reputation
in basketball this season.
The teams have met once before this year. Com
pany + winning after a hotly contested game.
Lineup follows:
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Dundee to Box Mandot.

Chicago. Feb. johnny Dundec will substitute
for Ad WOlglst the opponent Of Joe Mandnt
in a twenty-rOund bout at New Orleans on Febrl-
Hry IL Tommy Walsh. manager for Mandot made
the announcement today.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

Sub7titutions- -McClay for Brooks Brooks for
Doing. HHant for Blue. Goals from noor-DcvliD
-. Brooks. Mc'lay l6l. Fanniu= lsl. ParIctt tgl
Fisher ~. 'ioals frum foul-DpvIn > Rcfcrea-
Mr.. SonncnhcrE. Scorer-Mr. EisenberEer Time
kcrpcr-Mr. Cslhoon. Time q halies-l5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
BERWYN TEAMS EASY.
Company r. Quints Capture Two
Games in Easy Fashion,
"-ial In Tho Washington Herald

STH.1al In The Washington Herald.
ls"-vrn. Nd. Feb. The COMPANY = basket
hall team. II HrattsTille defeated the fast Bcrwyn
team here to'.ieht hy . TO IS. Williams and
9'nn"nU y ,Hd IN the scoring. each making =
POINTS Nct'lsv also PLAYED vrI for Cor,r,anV /
H. Nhipl"y did III" best work for Rcrvyn.
The COMPANY Reserve team defeated thr
hcI"Fn Eesrrvcs in rather easy fashion by =
&" :" The work Of Tanning and Nc; lay for Com
rany was easily the feature of the game. Line No
aud summary: ~
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Pwse: two-yesr-olds; three and
one-han furiongs. Lola liz (Moles9orthl to l.
7 to 70. to & won: Mena. IL fdetealn. l to 3
% 1 sscnndi sailing AasEis. " lHoEislsEJ,
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

Goals from foor Williams t5l. Gilmore ~. Rob
insrn. S"nncnharg 6l NcCIav. 4 Whit. %, u
White -. K. Shiplcy. e. Shiplcy rol Goals from
foul Williams ~, n. White ~. Rcfcrrc-Mr,
Morris. Scurcr-AIr. Brcoks Timekecrer-Mr. Der.
lin. Time of havcs-@D minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
TrnmanU !.

,,,al- tr,m Aa"r UIlou 90. Mathews Gl, No
I.,ushrr ,-r Holmes Hr Tuwucs c.. Cummings
g.. u from I.ul Cummings. C0al~ missed Holmes
c. Mathews. cummings r-l. Referee Ir0t. !oycr-
Trnckcclcr- Mr.. Eumcr. Sc0rcr-JacA Drwncs-
1ne ,i hglvc-@o minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
GonZgd.

substitutious-EaEan for Gardner. Goals from
hoor-Peine 81, Smith t2l. Fuller t5D, r. Fuller.
OLone CSl Schmitt C3. Goals from foul-Pehne. Il
cut Of Is: Gardner. Z out OF u Referre-Mr. Arm
strong. Time Of halVes-O minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
WESTERN TRIMS GoNZAGA.
Basketball Game Ends in Gloss
Score of ~ to Fl.

In an interesting basket ball game played in the
National Guards gymnasium yesterday afternoon
Western High defeated GOnZaga College by S2 to 4.
Without the services Of Peck. Of the Red and
White quint. the team weakened. but IL CAN'T
through the long end Of the score. Peine and
Gardner were in good form and shot tUo-thirIls o'
their baskets from the foul line. Line up and sun
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Southern Quint Wins

In tho Eailroad y VI. {. \. E,m last night the
Southern haAct-ls,U quint defeated the Trainmcu
rv , 10 l.. Llncur aud summary
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

SuI-fIrmfI0n Clmmm Tor MaIeT N0fcTT0-NIT- Q. Y.
CuTiFuwcr Timrkccpcr- Mr.. /. .. You S""ryr-
Nj Uini Scurc Tranm~n. .. southern. = Goals
Maicr Quinn. Nof~it -. ~chodCT ~. hhuCn a..
Murou t.l Lad, e.. DaIcs. Gosls from free toss-
NulrUe G.. MoTctj %.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
GARFIELDs SCORE VICTORY.
Fast Bliss Electrical Quint Loses
Game in Second Period.

With their opponents at point margin at
the end of the first half. the Garfelds showed
splendid teamwork in the last period and won
bsndily the Bliss Electrical School last night
by q score Of q To u.
Wheeler. for the winners. did the best work. while
Ranger vas, the bright star for the losers Line
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

- oOIs IrOm m nI.-nSeIs 'Sl, rssiof % "heeler
tosses-Wheeler johnson %. Referee-Mr. Down
ing. Scorer-Afr. LickDer. Timekeeprr-Mr.
Wheeler. Time Of halves-0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

RAILWAY Y. NJ. c. A. DUOKpIE LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
|JHa!'xie JHa!'xie
COMMERCIAL pUCKPIS LEsct;s
DEPARTMENTAL TENPIN LEAGUE \

lls...... SO G5s i0s TotAls....... SG SIS 81!
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
Maybe the Federal League made
a bad deal when IL signed BOs-
ions good Deal. Good deal in that.

They held a cement show in Chicago recently
and one Of the exhibits ball players heat
done in reinforced concrete. Tho staue is said 10 b
very EfC-lke.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

Ccorge StaIlinES saws one Of his pet superstitiOnS
is in regard 10 s. bills. When the Miracle Man
Grts hold Of a deuce he folds it over and tears the
corncrs of. This is not original We hare been
ding the same thing with 1000 bills. for 10. thcse
many years.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03

Pitcher Jack Frrsi Of the Waterbury team. has
been transferred to New Orleans. They II make II
Lot for Frost in the sunny South.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-03
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

.Apprentics allowances claimed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-20
New Names Urged
For London Streets

Correspondence of the Associated Press
LONDON. Dec. F.-Petitions to rename
streets bearing German names have met
with cold reception from the London
county council. One of the latest Of
these petitions came from the residents
OF Wiesbaden road. who wanted either
an English name or an allied name.
Among the signers Of the paper were a
Eothstein. a Meyer. a Rubinstein. an
Aaronburg and q Finkenstein. and alto
gether about forty family names Of Ger
manic origin. People who themselves
bear German names are declared to be
among the main promoters OF these Pc
tltions. apparently with a view to es-
tablishing their own patriotism.
At the council meeting when this mat
ter came up, Sir John Bonn asked:
How far back are we asked to 60
in altering names? What should we do
with Martin Luther street, Beethoven
street. Handel street and Hanover
Square2'
The scheme was branded as ridiculous
by most of the councilmen. Nevertheless,
on the broad principal that each borough
Of the council had a technical right to
control its own names. motion was
carried by narrow majority giving the
borough councils authority to make
changes II deemed advisable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-20
Announcement by
Cornish Causes an
Interesting Situation
(From a staff Correspondent, }

4 LINCOLN. Dec. 19,-(Speciai.)-The an
houncoment BY District Judge A. J. Cor
nlsh OF Lincoln that ne will be a candi-
date for the supreme judseship has
epened up condition In Lincoln and Ian
easter county which Is likely to be both
exciting and interesting. even II the ju-
dietary Is supposed TO be a non-partisan
part Of election problems.
Judge Cornish has held the judgeshlp
for long period Of years and his en-
trance for the higher office makes a limo
OF probable vacancies which extends down
70 the justice OF the peace position. for
with Judge Cornish out OF the running
for district judge County Judge Risser
announces that he will he a candidate for
district judge. Police Judge Fullerton
may be candidate for county judge "a
will also Justice OF tlac Peace Stevens
which brings several candidates for the
two vacancies Of police Judge and justice
OF the peace.
This makes vacancies to be filled TO
district Judge. county Judge, police judg
ard Justice Of the peace and much inter
est Is added BY the fact that at the meet
] ing Of the Lancaster Bar association las
night q resolution was introduced whicl
will come up tor consideration at the Jan
usry meeting which means that the ba
association takes a hand in the fight an,
viii recommend candidates for nomina
tiona to I'm sthe vacancies from whicl
the voters can select.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-20
.CONQUERORS HALT
AT GREEK BORDER
Bulgarian and Teuton Forces Re-
ported Marking Time Pend
ing Parleys.
ALLIES FoRT1FY1EG sALONIK1

LONDON, Dec 19.--All advices
continue to indicate a complete halt
OF the Bulgarian armies and of Field
Marshal Won Mackensen's forces at
the Greek fronties, possibly pending
diplomatic developments. as Greece
is said to be insistent that Bulgarian
troops shall not enter it's territory.
The entente forces are busy en-
saged in fertilization work at SAL
onihd and it's environs, and the land
ing of additional troops to reinforce
them is reported.
Advices Conflictin@.
Advices regarding the plans Of the cen
trail powers are decidedly conflicting, but
they are credited in various dispatches
as concentrating troops with a view to
the Saloniki operations and to be sending
artillery to the front for a drive at the
allied expeditionary force.
/ In Montenegro the Austro-H ungarians
keep up their hammering at the Serbian
and Montenegrin forces there and an
nounce the gain Of further ground and
the capture within the last few days of
13,S0O prisoners. The Montenegrins. how
ever, claim that the Herzegovina army
has given the Austrians a set back.
Germans Move West.
On the western front there Is a con-
tinuation Of artillery firing and trench
fighting with numerous air exploits alsc
recorded on both sides. Swiss reports
declare that large forces of Germans
have been moving toward the fighting
zone In France. The advances have beer
held TO indicate that a German drive IN
the west In the near futures was q pos.
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