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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Earned rlnsLTrrmont. Z: HyattssiIle 4. Left on
hases-Tremont. s.; Hysttsrille. q. First base on
balloon schultz }: Gottlieb 9; Piosct. 5: Holio-
ran. ). Innings pttched-By Schultz, 5; BY Colt
lieb, 4; by Piozet, 5; By Holoran. a. Hits made
OF Schultz. 4: Gcttiieb }; Piozct. s.: Holloran. /.
struck out-By Schultz. Q; by Gottiiee. 5: by Pio-
zet. .; By Holloran ). Home rin-Gottlieb. Three
base hit-Eiman. Two-bass hits-Piozet and
Stevenson. Stolen bases-sehickler. Gallagher 90.
Deviin. and Snyder. Hit by pitcher-By Schultz
WILLIAMS CO: by Holloran. Loseless. Passed
baI-Loveiess. Cmpirs-Mears. Green and Good
no. Time Of game-s hours. Attendance-Do
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
To Play Fairlawn.

The GARFIELD A. c will meet the Fairlswn A. c.
odsy at the Potomac League Grounds. The Gar
selds would like TO i'll open date June q.
sith some team in this Vicinity A. G. Chron-
'er. manager 81 louisiana avenue northwest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
MAKE TRIPLE PLAY.
st. Dominica Are Beaten by st.
AlOysus. g to o.

II was a case II too much Nors in the game
between 81. Aloysius' and St Dominic's yesterday.
6 to o. The Aloysius twirler struck ont eighteen
men walked but three and drove in the only
earned run Of the day. This game makes 81.
AIov.ius the leader of the Holy Name l.sagre with
four won and lost. The frst triple play ~
the season registered by 81. Dominc's when
Marden. T Fitzgerald and A. Girsdi retired the
side in the seventh. Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Left hasc%- Congress Heights :: -. TCrrss
& First base on hal!--of Canrwrll. = Surrny :?
Struck out Nv Cantwell. i" 10y Svceny Two
hase hir-Cla,ton ~. Walker Sacrifice, fy- Clay-
ton stolen hascs-G'nnsrcss Hcishr- /: st Teresa
Hit ~ pitcher nv Sucrn, iHsgcr,. Passed
ball Hascr. ImIJres MCssr> JarkCspsi and
Heath.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Earned st. Aoy.ius'. |. First base BY errors
st. Aloysius. J. Left on bases st. D1minC's. ;:
st. Aloysius :. First base halls on Braund
:; off Sops 3 Struck out-By NOp- ls ny
Rraund. 4. Two-base hs-Mulroe Folliard. Barnes.
NoIs Sacrifice hits-Jss. Roche. Stolen bases
Rrodie Mulroe NoTs. Triple plav-Msrshen IN
H Fitzgerald to A Giradi. Passed ball-H. Fitz-
gerald Tmrire-Mr. Fushav. Time Of game
hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Earned rIns-Edgewood. 2 Hartford s. First
wood :: Hartford. s. First base balls-OH
Oldheld. S: % Rooney. :. Struck out-By OldheId.
Is: BY Rooney. .. Three-hase hit-PfeiHer. Two
base hit-Sterens Sacrifice hit Hauell Stolen
oases-Beers cnd Smith. Umpire-Mr. Smith. Time
Of game hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
vermont's Football Coach Chosen

Burlington. Vt. June is-The appointment Of
siAn'e, L. Robinson. senior at ColGate Un,es-
s;ty. as football coach al the University Of ves>
mont Tor the coming season vas announced yes,er-
day. Robinson is captain ~ the varsity nine and
for four years has played at balfback on The
VANITY - -
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
Giants Get Wanamaker.

New Y@t. June 2-Catcher wansmske7. the
tar hscAstop Of the Dartmouth College team. has
nspeed terms with tie New York GiantA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Tb. freouen. participatton of Jerome
p. Travers in tournaments at the Powell
ton Golf Club, of Newburgh, y. Y, is
now explained Announcement was re-
Gently made of the engagement of the
four-times winner of the national anna
tour title and Miss Doris Tiffany. of
Ncwburgh. n Y Miss Tiffany is a sis
ter of Gilman p. Tiffany. many times
winner of the Hudson River champion
ship.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
Royal Captures Latona DebyPaumonak Handicap to Couquet
Coquette Runs First in
PQumOnQk Handicap
MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RAFTING AVERAGES.

Records of all players who have played in fftee
OF more games including "Wednesday, June 3.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Following the lead OF the Western
Golf Association. taken under the
suggestion of John ID. Cady. when
president Of the association, the
United States Golf Association de-
cided that all the cash prizes In the
open championship should 20 to the
professional contestsntA. Now comes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Toledo is doing rather we'll in pub
lie golf courses for a city of two hun
dred thousand people. A new nine hole
course has recently been plotted at
Bay View Park. overlooking Maumee
Bay and Lake Erie. The park commits
sion has ordered the course at Ottawa
Park extended to eighteen holes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

No matches were played last week in
the contest for the Capt. +. X. Hill
cup trophy offered for competition among
the board of governors of the Chevy
Chase Club.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23
PASTOR SUSPENDED
FOR RKELLY WEDDING
The Rev. Henry Carr. Silenced,
Says He Thought Davis
Innocent Party.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 22.-.The Rev.
Henry Carr, Of Elk Mills. Md, admitted
tonight that he had been temporarily
silenced as a minister of the Reorgan-
lied Church of Jesus Christ. Latter
Day Saints, for marrying Al Davis and
Eugenia Kelly. lie will be placed on
trial in Philadelphia within a month
before tn. Rev. Gomert Griitiths. OF Co
lumbus. Ohio. in charge OF the Eastern
mission Of the church.
Mr.. Carr said he was suspended last
Saturday night at a hurried conference
Of ministers Of his church held al the
home of the Rev. EDhraim SqulTef,
presiding elder, 2t0 Schenectady Ave
rue. Brooklyn. "This meets with my
favor" the marrying parson declared
tonight 81 was imposed upon when
married this couple. ! was led to
believe that Davis was the innocent
party in his recent divorce case, where
as | am now informed he was the guilty
persons. Our Church does not recog-
nize the marriage of divorced persons
who are guilty. ! will win out. because
| will be able to prove ! was clearly
imposed upon" =,
The preacher said he did not call
upon Mrs. Kelly, mother OF the bride,
while in New York Saturday and Sun
day. IL had no conference with the
girls mother" he stated. "The only
interest | have in this affair is from
ministerial standpoint
Mrs. Eugenia Kelly Davis visited her
husbands lawyer, Robert II. Elder, yes
terday afternoon 10 learn If there was
a legal way for her to get clothing,
knickknacks and furniture belonging
TO her now in the apartment Of her
mother at ll6 East SiXty-third Street.
Mrs. Davis says she owns one-half
of the furniture in the Kelly apart
ment and has always paid cne-half OF
the rent out of her allowance. Also,
she owns complete wardrobe o.
gowns. dresses, suits and coats. All of
this property she wishes to remove %
her apartments in the Hotel Neither
land, but. she asserts, her mother VIII
not allow her.
Davis said last night that the rumor
that he and his wife might 20 INTO
vaudeville was unfounded and rldlcu-
lous. lie spent the afternoon with his
bride looking al some Great Danes IN
a dog shop IN Houston street.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23

had surprised the government attorneys
when ne said that the Enterprise COM
pany. which the government wanted TO
show was strangled TO death by the
New Haven alleged trust builders,
really failed because of the excessive
number Of passes it issued. CAPTAIN
Bowen Yesterday advanced the novel
theory Tor the government that dead
heads" were good investment since
tbev spent lots OF money in the bar and
restauran. Of a boat.
The government received something
Of a setback Ly a ruling OF the court
against the admissibility Of evidence III
regard to alleged poiitieal corruption
used in obtaining desired legislation.
Judge Huat ruled tina. such matters
we're collateral, and allowed Mr.. Bats
to ask Me!len only The general ques-
tion a. 20 whether legislative agents
we're employed. Mellon replied that he
did not recall that the New Haven had
any such agents.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23
WIFE
TOOK OWN LIFE,
CORONER THINKS
Had Previously Quarrelled
with Husband Over
Time Spent at Club.
MRS. HALL WORRIED
WHILE HE WAS AWAY
Druggist Denies She Bough'
Poison of Him-lrquest
To Be Held.

The death o. Mrs. Grace iierma"
Hall. wife Of J. Wiiictt Hall. StocA
broker, Of Beach Road Great Neck Long
island. who died early yesterday moIr-
inc from bichloridc OF mercury OoiSo"
irg. was Professionally determined ON
Coroner William A. Dodoe yesterday ID
have been self-caused. ,
The Coroner said that ne would hold
an induest this week % clear UP doup'
as 10 whether Mrs. Hall took the zap
lets Intentionally or accidentally. Mr.
Hall and other members of the family
insist that Mrs. Hall did not know she
was taking poison. A.
For about week, according 10 the
Coroner. Mrs. Hail had experienced
spells of unhappiness. During tniS
period Mr. Hall. en- enthusiastic iaie
man. spent much of his time at ine
new Yale Club. and this caused MS
wife 20 worry though Mir. Hall kept III
frequent communication with hef anu
assured her that when he was ava!
from home he was quite as saie AZ Ut
Great Neck.
On Sunday afternoon, so the coroner
was Informed. husband and wife quar-
relied. Catherine. the fourteen-year-
old daughter. unwittingly ended thls
by remarking TO her mother that lust
FIVE years ago. to the day. Mr.. nan
mother had died. Mrs. Hall suddenly
became silent and moody.
A few hours later Mr.. Hall tooE
three of the children. Willett' IT,
twelve; John. ten. and Janet. tour ON
a visit to friends in Port Washington.
Catherine remained with her mother,
and late IN the evening was dispatched
on an errand. Following the chlld's
departure Mrs. Hall went TO drug
store and made some purchases. IL
was denied a. the store that poison hao
been bought.
Shortly after her return home, when
she went TO hey room. one OF the ser
wants heard her grooming. he ser
want questioned Mrs. Hall. and the an
swers that were given led the cir 70
believe that her mistress had taken
roisCn. An cmctic wss given, but y
produced so little eject that Dr. {. NJ.
Niesly was called.
The physician ordered her removal
10 the Nassau County Hospital at
Mineola. Mr. Hall had arrived at the
house meanwhile. and ne accompanied
his wife to The hospital. Her condi-
ton was such at times her thoughts
wandered Tint ii was impossible 70
eet a coherent statement from her. She
died shorty after > o'clock in the
morning
The report that Mrs. Hall had iirst
become melancholy throu"h the sui
eide "A year ago e Arthur Hearn Cowl,
who by deception induced his iiancee
to pull q ribbon attached to a revolver
trigger. diseharging the bullet which
killed him. was denied fatty.
The Young man was the son of Clark
son Cowl. grandson OF the late George
4. Hearn. To Janet. the youngest
Hall child. was given Cowl as mid
ole name. The Cjwls and the Halls be-
ing intimate friends Last August i
was decided to lrop the middle name
and court proceedings were taken TO
effect this.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23
Every Night Of Your Life You See and
RECOGNIZE This Most Astounding Woman
From Every Direction She Bege and Theatres You See Her Your

IN rliE Ne %op W fSfs to tell you story Of S '' -
Roe1r5 III H Neaush ugh nsw G S Swvn Co. has BROUGHT THE
MAGDAENE BROADWAYto rub elbows with and be seen by the mro
tan multitude.
The aedsne AS THE SUNRISE AND THE SUNSET
She poor She HAS EVERYTHING EXCEPT HoNoR she
abused wife
She knows the comonest the world and their admiral
and commanders
BOUND FOR THE PORT OF GOD KNOWS WHERE
% ALLURE; Eow ID T III g;T R S5 VI f% o au%s % q: %
followed Hannibal her are those who
rush thousands lesser men to slaughter
canes of world her warning finger or ambitious wish
always has ALL POWERFUL
and ALL TIMES she has marched along the social fn
CIVILIZATION
AndNoW she has found permanent home at THE
THEATRE here in New York
MASDA i'm @ aR4 ri 81 ASp Nc; %
yoNsINc PLAY THAT HAS BEEN PRODUCED IN NEW foKk len
Toeyou e you through THE Eternal Magdene without say say
yourself the finish This not merely play just big play h"LF
ITSELF as | myself KNOW it and LIVE and SEEh
T Eternal Mgdne" and BOLD as is is NOT bad
questionable wicked play.
dives 1t catcpenny hghvoag: drama
built sensational headlines From asa first e"'" to last there not
word to excite inquiry from the purest OF children
for one hing And as you EIGHTH STREET THEATRE
will be quite liable remember the words OF bhm e newspaper
reporter, who said TO Elijah Bradshaw:
II beheUe qul that's made mistake is still
good enough for any feAo2v, and # she hasn't, she's
too good for him.
Don't you feel tina. you ought to .ee and
"The ETERNAL MAGDALENE"
48TH STREET THEATRE &;.' H s>'s 10 s'' se $40 ss
SPECIAL MAT THURS. THANKSGIVING DAY.
,.,. :, Ur, To ,ucuT Az
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23

am sending you medicine also the CIRCULARS ana r an
called Herculn Suehgun Nay
brother pronounced cray
the hospital know na
had for found IT IN ms pte
after
d.
An admirable opportunity testing the familiar patent medicine
testimonial logic
man takes patent medicine He Therefore the patent
cured him.
i o this
Hercun Strength Capsules lie becomes insane lhee
xore-h he capsules drove him
The one case the other, and just as untrue
of nothing these capsules to cause
mental erangemen gycerophosphae strychnne ana
bark containing dangerous poison as
regulation
n distribution furnishes lax drug egua
tions
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23
GIRL SUES WEST POINT STAR
Alleges Merillat, ex-Footbail Captain
Broke Promise to Wed.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Lieutenant Louis
A. Merillat. West Point graduate and
captain Of the Army football team OF
1914. was sued for $4,000 for breach
of promise here to-day by Miss Helen
Van Nest. of Wooster, Ohio.
Merillat's home is in Chicago. Mss
Van Nest alleges that, despite his prior
engagement to marry her, he married
a Miss Wynne last June.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23

Mr.. Liebler said that he was well OF
e. year ago. Now ne has not money
enough to pay the rent of his apart
ment in Eighty-third Street, near Co
lumbus Avenue; he did not recall the
number of the house. The former pro-
ducer said he was entirely without
means and had been borrowing money
since last December, when he failed.
His wife pays the rent, he said. and
while he would like to pay the Judg
ment of 500 against him he found u
impossible to do so. Mr. aLieoler ex-
plained his wife's ability 70 pay the
expenses of his homel by saying tha'
she had received an inheritance.
said ne had no stocks. Jewelry or any
thing else of any value.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23
LIEBLER CAN'T PAY $29;
SAYS WIFE RUNS HOUSE
Ex.Theatrical Producer Declares
He Was Well Off Last Year.

Theodore 4. Liebler. formerly tne-
atrical producer and member of the de-
funct firm Of Liebler & Co. has no'
sufficient funds or assets to-day 10 pay
a Judgment for S2991. Mr. Liebler 50
testified yesterday in supplementary
proceedings IN the City Court. lie was
examined as TO his ability to pay =
Judgment which Frederick A. hich-
mond obtained against him on OCTOBER
% in the Municipal Court.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23

Referring 20 your in Tribune of October the
advertisements the Stuart Co. please note the n0sed cover
Compsnys claims for the cOmpny
in place these ads particularly harmful it seems to me
published religious papers and VIII be m'ed by
these % book. nv o+bor snrD,a
Sunday these quartees must De
printed all and believe that the @ shers eOGG % ae @ ms
much such change the subscribers & should m be wiling to
& be nv thanks the Of
truthful Advertising and best "S"s' " " ALLEN D.
o readers in general because the two ads happened
10 lie up your have always resented e hdi ct
baking po%aeT 5 tbe school Of which / m
Mr. emineny correct the point which ne makes con
nns religious publication has added responsibility to
It's readers there is species OF moral M tb
ec religious press offender IN the matter
advertising to-day though there has been marked
As for Mr Woods postscript believe that comprehend his
point my total inability to ympathHe with IT, tne
An beneht pubIca
ton that carries it, and to every man that reads it.
oo tss nf9ed @ reply to my inquiry % concerning Bfnn ss yn S9S
,sply ,s, good other good bran doesn't
Tor hsy I sos % for Sse reply INQUIRY looking
(the advertisement does shall use IT,
Among the nu,aous activities Of column practice
medicine not included Many correspondents
believe that Is and seek positive advice cases
that patent mixture Of alcohol and vegetable
however medicinal pneumonia B, thai s very
different prescribing for individual Advisor not
he ink
~ dong would prescribe a seen Long
o.
& f anv one ef dozen might case
,obt he e II might His
physicar Chronic constipation condition mperavey
sriring expert treatment
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23


pulverzed medicine containing dangerous poison as
ycnn can the regulation manner OF
un distribution lax drug regu
Of non-ehlaoe
had of
ofb that nOnhable
oetthe device accepted each instance nave
n In her cases
have apparently been AFRAID accept my
off being heard of proposition
Youv probab be
Scotch Impossible
int to the
absolutely
to-day these bottles
with think will find the and cap
act. ever
am you a 0 Old Clubhouse Whkey
this being the
refled about hall minutes
to bottle and the contents with emonaae
that nonrehlable bottle
understand why the concerns which know
c.. E.
bottle innocent until
Hager has been able to break down defence
these
his unaeabe fahuntl returned to
him with unfavoraby regarded
,tu for whse departs without making good the of
drink anything into that bottle without
off
along thing non-refable bottles We waiting foI
waiting the inventor of the perpetual motion
machine
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23

SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. Founded 1873
Louis Koemmenich, Conductor
Famous N. Y. symphony Orchestra. seats ,xs
~ THOR Distinguished SolOists. Boy jOc t0, -
n go Choir First Time Ia America. Vs.. 90 a
New-York tribune., 1915-11-23
z@> xcSSSssEyyrus.-. zssz...-u----zsH@
& 3::sxyAl1!s,:l:!%fis{;f1?Z:2}1f J "a: ?Z}1 +
Conducted by Samuel Hopkins Adams.

Th. devoted to the sheep OF
advertising from the gos-snd hanging bell the goats
deals with topic that " not too 'erou'
#. honest endcavor will be to with fairness either in
print or that is inexpe by letter, all fH
while the right to Peao
wh that Ii asks nothing for f
confidence lis correspondents IN s'i'F
confidence which will never be Vo
lated Please state clearly whether to have your name
printed here No unsigned eomnHn'a"0n
be Addre,s The Advisor The Tribune New 'orN
rbe incloscd misleading One might s tsnS
matter Of fact this noea one
tended to $2 and & go 'e % Ssss Joser the folly and
thereby musicns public from nbbins at the f2o Pa BERG
By what method Davega Broadway the subject.o Mr.
Bp complaint conducts is sufficiently illustrated IN e
following Tribune Bureau OF Investigations
sentative The investigator picked out 9
Vctrols and red that machine paying 81 week LOT "
"If you pay enough down." was the reply
How q $500 machine?'
"You would pay from $50 70 $50 month of one
Bu don't YOU sell them for dollar week
sir adver anything of the kind
said The Tribune exhibiting heav 'ypu
Advertisement "sl Buys Victrola, SIS to $500
the salesman looking peituroeo 10 Sou
buy a machine?
iu want to knowa terms.
well guess who If you want to knock 90 ahe"
Rggs ?D in The knocked Truly Warner and Truly warner
knock is boost It's all ad
Using and won't do ALL The optimistic salesman the
smiled I sell you Vctro for dollar week. and big enough
deposit down, you're who think you are . :,
So there principle: He will live up TO MS advertised
if he thinks In correction of msappre
bnon on the o Davega cmpoye the Advisor states (and win
the pofonde Briggs still confines his caroonhg "
Truly Warner one else IN s
column persuaded then indeed would the takers lace
calamity!
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
- The -
Scrap Book
Made the Kaiser Laugh.

Among the officers who resemble tho
kaiser, Wilhelm H., Is n young captain
who has u predictions talent of imita.
ton. Some months before the war
this captain found himself IN hall "
the imperial palace at rotsdam. lie
was there with other Of his friends
who were officers aud began an imi.
tation IL the kaiser with extraordinary
precision In tone. quality Of voice, ges.
turc and appearance All at once n
terrible silence. Wilhelm II. had ar.
rived In the hail. The officers saluted
respectfully and remained motionless.
Very well: go on said the kaiser.
addressing the captain. II did not
know you had this talent" The on.
rcr hesitatcd q moment: then. extend
ing his arm and reproducing the In.
tonation Of his sovereign. cried In .
strong voice. captain. you should b
chased ont ofihe army. but In consid.
Grafton Of your youth and because !
know you TO I've q worthy and brave
soldier I pardon you" The kaiser
laughed. and the captain was not pun.
ishcd. - Nouvellc Revue.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Order OF Publication.

STATE or MlSsnrRi,l
In the Probate Court Tor the County 81 Holt.
May Term, Ialj.
H. the Matter ~ the Estate ~
VI. Thompson Collins Dcc, aspd
q. W, ,ummlns, Public Administrator In
charge W the estate ~ VI. Thompson collins,
deceased, presents tn the Court his petition
praying tut au order fnt the sale ~ ~ much
~ the real estate ~ said deceased a. will nay
nnd satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate aud vet unpaid Tor want ~ sufficient
assets. accompanied Ivy the accounts, lists
hnd inNrutUtirs required hy Law In surl,
Ease. ON examination whereof II II ordered by
the Court that all persons Interested In the
estate ~ said decreased hp notified that aDpli-
cation, as Aforesaid. has been made. and that
unless the contrary bp shown on ut before thu.
first day ~ the ncNi tern ~ this Court, to bo
held on the
Second Monday Of August Next.
an order will he made Tor the sale " the
whole or NJ much ~ the real estate ~ said
decreased n will b. SUFFICIENT for the payment
of said debts. II ~ further found thst theSe
are no heirs or dsylsees Of said deceased wbp
are residents of Holt County Missouri.
j. Therefore ordered that this notice hs
published In some newspaper In this state for
four weeks before the next term OF his Court.
A true copy from the record, Witness my
- hand and the seal % the said court
1 seal this nth day OF May. 1915,
,.G HARRY NJ DUNCAN,
Court " Holt County. Missouri