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The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Sclln-; 4ycar-pIds ard IN. siv
iurIGnsS. 'Prospscto Lad I0i; 'Elma IC5; .Cauf
hndsle5. 10; fellal. To-; AInirais Daughter, 10.
hSn%a-. leg; ZiA. no; Native SON. IL; Ruby san.
H. MandaGero. H. ''
SECOND RACE-Selling: 3-ycar-oII- and ID: siy
inronsS Little Bit. 10: Jennie Crawford. l05:
L~ScaE. lO.; Oblivion. ~: Any Time 10. con-
mendation, "; Henry Walbank. IL: Hid Nelson,
~; Mike Dvnlin. il2: GeDr.s ONnard II5
THIRD RACE-SelIin.. s-vesr-,lds and I'M. az
furlongs Miss Edith, los; Ma-is-CoghuI $50: Jcs
bishcF. 10; Rooster. 10. LehiCh. IL. Louis De,
tcSncts. lis; Califants Jack lIS
FOURTH RACE-Selling: 3ycarolis and IN.
five AID half fur!ou-S Mater 81: Judge Ghe.n,
~; 'ssfranoT. rs: Canapa. 10: Bob Lynch. 10:
QIid Nunc 10: 'urimar Lad. 10: Judge Sale. lis
FFTH RACE-Selling; i-ye7T-c,ds and up; one
mile T'nnanZa, lCa; Al Wornwood, Ne: Bermu-
dian. ~: DuEin JOG
SlNJH RACE-sollins: 1year-olds and VI: Six
furonss. Miss lewiston. %; 'LerOre, IS: Single
Toe 81; Thought Reader. Ic2: Hazel C.. nc:
Bertha v. rs; Minnie F., los: Dave Mont
scmery. llc.
'Arr-ertice sIiC,yarrs claimed
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From the Major League
Training Camps.

Guiirr--. Mis-, March Hard work Of al
Kinds forced On the Tigers t,da>. The infrld
m'uEs l"Rie Bush. Is RAPIDLY LeyeIO in- and len
| Ins- ,aIms that with Pen Young going as be
! unu Is that Connie Msck's 10000 iufeld had
( inrAIn- tic bunch that he Will have thi. year
| Vslio>tn va. March u-Thoroushy satisfied
with the early prartir,. Manager Phli> today an
| rounrrd the first regular mhat for Friday after
| city and tie Hoofcds.
~hreycI.rt La March lad Brennan south
raw r,trhrr ami Eurt Baumga-tner. remit out
rrder from Cincinnati srmi-lro team. loruei the
Chicago Whaleo training squad today, Tie trst
game with the Newsr'-, VII Ic Sunday, SATURDAY
contest haviuE been called Of.
L. Angles March E.-Jack Fourier will r.
brought from the Gn'fcls II Oakland and l"i 20
v,rh with tn" regular White SuN squad SUNDAY.
Manager Rowland having rep-ivel glowing reports
= him SOFT ard JASPER will l4t,l today game
Will the Angels.
Tampa. Fla. March .I.-Rrcs,lahan will work
several recruits in tods? game with the Athletics
Tie Cub squad showed uru-rla Up in the forenoon
given them Cpriid.pCe.
H. >r-ngs Ark. March 1.-The first practice
game t The Season between tie Cardinals colts
ami v''eraus Will be sraSa,I this afternoon. Hug
ans Ss.t the Through 4 work. lIt ,.n the golf
IEh5 the forenoon
Havana "uhl March u.-F1e,der Jones believes
that 'n- HIot,dS viii h.. III shaT-' after about
weeks tim. The weather waS hot again today and
Tie LA. els went At l. hard.
- ret~sh,3rs. Fla. March ll.-Tho PhilIiss will
II and mIA" It ThT,c straight over the Havana
K'is r'!a'. l.srrI l., 5 zane ea~y uc1,r.
tie Na.4Ia. La;-.c!s swalupil- the Cula,s
I''""" :. M. IL. March I-Fred Clarke TO
d. &H,ll e. lr-at's U.cn two teams for the first
"f ; - - I.I'tlre games. Hans Wagner was
T'l'-i''d - ''t I'm! s'rns-
Au-" e. Ml.,I N.-Although Et.lc work
was d'Er g. T.. I'D Pittsburgh Federal squad
alter Il i-'.''i '"-'rriay. today was backed up
with v5rk "i yen description and more than made
"r i"f ''S''i"a. .'i iday.
san AItru.n. Tex March u-Ycststdsv after
ICON N'"'!.E l.."'l t-,tcT than Lad been fore
''r''N. "i.! '.' IhliaAS l'1rl-od IN three hours
li"' ''7- A'a-"r BruII"S hIm cNpHctS 70 have Joe
ia, -" ~ lie A'' .lr aSu~si Tie CARDINAL Sat
-H'i"". J. w. AiAi'' IL. Inc GIANTS were gwen
c,"' "'.h'''N t,'ldl go IL. the lr"T condition OF
me IA}i"- -'rld hc''EI" waits tue men III the
'S' l"-.!.'' Nhle oT ih'1T exhibition games sat
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The Morning Game.

There was nothing to the seven-inninG
morning game but the Regulars. al
though for the first three innings the
score was close. Thormahlen weak
ened in the fourth inning and was batted
all over the lot. Engel, who relieved
Thormahlen. checked the onslaught and
held the Regulars scoreless during the
three remaining chapters.
Clark and Bentley did the pitching for
the first team. 1t was off the last
named that the Plebes managed to graz
couple of runs. wild throws to first
base by the pitcher himself turning the
trick
The score:
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Richie Fights Welsh
To a Ten-ROund Draw
Referee Roche Lifts Both of
Battlers' Hands at End
Of Slow Bout.
OPINIONS ARE DIFFERENT
By W. :. FARNswORTH.

Madison Square Garden, n. Y, March
11.-Willie Richie shaded Freddie
Welsh. the lightweight champion. at
tn Garden last night in one of the
tamest ten-round fights ever seen in
New York. 1t was a terrible exhibition
for two champions. and at the end it
was almost impossible to pick win
ner. so slight was Ritchie's margin.
1T was really mo contest" Ritchie
did all tn" forcing. and if it came
right down 10 fine point he deserved
a shade. Welsh blocked most of his
offerings but landed the cIeanest blows
of the bout. few as they were.
Richie showed that he lacked work
and had he had a few fights under his
belt since he lost his title last July in
London he would have given Welsh an
artistic trimming.
Welsh gave ono of the poorest en-
hibitions for champion in the annals
of the game. ne fought on the de-
fensive throughout absolutely refusing
L. stand up and * hanGe with the
Californian. Welsh Wa as wild as
March hare from start TO inish.
Richie deserved what credit there was
TO be had. He a least tried from the
minute he climbed into the ring. His
one hope was to drop Welsh for the
count.
ne Only real ROUND oil Inc Usnt was
the seventh. Richie started out as in
the other rounds by swing both hands
continually for the body. and while
Welsh blocked most of these. two hard
ones shot through his guard at the
bell.
Welsh made his best showing in the
ninth. He boxed cleveriv and for the
first time during the >ght lie used his
straight right hooks VIII, RECESSION. Or !
points scored Welsh had five rounds to !
Ritches four The EnglShman on this
way of counting deserved the fourth. ,
fifth. sixth. ninth. and tenth. BY this |
same Englishman way OF picking !
wilmer Ritchie had the second. third. /
seventh. and cirh'h.
The first was even. hut from start to
finish Richie did all the forcing
If they had been preliminary lighters
both would have been thrown out of
the ring.
Referee Roche .nve his decision as a
draw, lifting both fighters hands at
the end of the bout.
New York. March ll.-Goldbers. Of
the New York American. gives the
fight to Ritchie by shade.
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"TY" TYSON 18th BUFFALO.

star pitcher ut Georgetown, yester-
day signed q contract to slab for
the Buffalo club of the Interna-
tio0al League, managed by Patsy
DOaOvan.
While ut Georgetown Tyson was
considered one Of the best pitchers
himself q versatile hall player.
when not working In the box 'STy"
many times Allied one Of the in
field positions and performed like
veteran. He was . good hitter.
and was considered by many here
ms being ready fer professioDal
baseball. TysOn's great record
with q Niagara semi-Dro team was
sumcleat for . contract 6on D0ao.
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Jumped Before Thew Looked.

ANY effort on the Tar of organized bls-ta! to
impress the haSebail public that the Federal LeaCue
Is crumhlIE. Is futile. declared John MoUtgpnne
Ward. former BASEBALL player. and until recently
business manager Of the Brooklyn Federal League
club. IN his talk at the South Brooklyn Young
Mems Hebrew Association. Mr.. Ward admitted
however. and the admission he added, wa. shared
~ the FeleTll League TnaSnates, that had the or
gsHizers foreseeu the opposition facing them now
they surely would not Lave Permitted their enthu-
sissm TO overlap bound. in the establishment Of
the outlaw LaEIe
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NICKALLS PICKS CREWMEN.
Coach Will Have 20 Oarsmen on
Training Fare on March Is.

c .ach Nickalls sorted out his rowing timber
yesterday. and twenty Of his men viii start al
the training table March Is.
of the candidates for the varsity crews to 90
TO the training table next Monday. six rowed in
the varsity last season; nve are flom the JUNIOR
varsity of 1914 and the remainder from the fresh
men crew that ruwed at Poushkeepsie. The list
follows: Chickerirs. Gotham. Bore. Vol. Harley.
MerrcCk (carsainl. Litueton. Marcy. Foster. Cd
gers Schellens. Perrott Madeira. Scott, Pepper.
Hildebrand. Shoemaker. Weirick. C. Gels. F. Gels.
Kayll and Breitinser
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MARSANS' CASE.
New York to Get the Cuban il Or
ganizcd Ball Wins Case,

New York. March u.-'If the courts order Mar
sdns 10 30 back TO OrganIzcrl hall the Cuban star
vii! demand new terms. He will insist on the
return 0: S.JO. which lie received when he fImr.sl
IN the Feds last summer. He will ask for a
salary OF $50 aud a two years contract. Garry
Hermann. of the Reds. will not permit Marssns
20 sign with any other National League club un
less soon Is paid for tho players reIca,c. Moth
ing will he done until the courts have decided the
CThan'S case. II his contract with the Cincinnati
club is pronounced legal he will play with the
Giants. Stick pin here
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Summary-Three-ba hit-McBride
Stolen bases-Milan. Clarke. Double
plays-Nef to Pick to Williams; Foster
to Morgan to GandiL Base on balls
OF Thormahlen, !; off Clarke, /: of
Bentley, .. Struck out--By Thorma hlen,
/. Hits-Of Thormahlen in 4 innings,
9: of Engel in innipgs. .; Off Clarke
in 4 innings. 6; OFF Eentley. in 3 in
nings- Runs-of Thormahlen, 5; off
Bentley. .. Umpire-AIr. Altrock. Time
of game hour and / minute.
The weather in camp continues cold on
account of the high wind. but just so
long as there is plenty OF sunshine Griff
Is not kicking.
Lambeth Field is i'm fine condition. 1t
was dusty on the diamond this afternoon
and . little, rain would really help mat
terA
The same program a carried out today
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Announces Football Dates.

South Bend Ind. March 1.-THE NOtre Dame
football schedule announced by Coach Jess.
Har1er follows: Alma. at Notre Dame October >;
HoSkell Indians. az NOtre Dame. October @: Ne
hraska, at Lincoln. October % South Dakota at
Notre Dame, October n: Army al Wcs, Poin,
November 6: Creighton. at Omaha November l.:
Texas. at Austin November 3: Rice institute at
Houston November =
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SWmmary-Earned rWns-TeguIars, :.
Plebes. !. First base by crrors-Regu
lars, |: Plebcs. I. Left on bases-Regu-
lars. 4: Plebes. 4. First base on balls
of Ayers. =. Innings pitched-By
Ayers. 4; Gallia. .: Shaw. 4: Hopper. >.
Hits made-Of Ayers, 4: off Gallia. 3;
off shaw, 3: off Hopper. ;. Struck out
by Ayers, .; Shaw. |. Three base hit
Shaw. Two-base hits-Gandil. Morgan.
Stolen bases-Ainsmith. Williams. Dou-
BILE plays-Pick to Williams. Passed ball
-Ainsmith. Cmpire-Mr. Altrock. Time
of game hour and minutes.
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War Is Business.

Keep up the war. Keep up the war;
The weather men were crying.
We do not care nickel for
The needy and the dying
Keep al the war az any rate,
1t IS our fcrVent Trsyer"
One manufactured amor plate,
One was baseball player.
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h and Richie Battle to Draw Pebes Beaten Twice BY Vets
Here's One on Booth Hopper


Of
a
a
to of
most beside fmseI bow
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To Draft Schedule

New York March iI.-President Edward Barrow
OF the International League. announced today that
the schedule meeting Of that organization will be
held here on March IS At that time Mr. Barrow
expects TO have the details of the Jersey CITY Club
reorganization completed and to announce the plans
for the teams season.
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Lambkin Severely Injured.

Los Angeles. March u.-Clarence Lambkin a
mecAancian was probably fatally injured yesterday
when racing automobile being tuned up by Arthur
Jonas skldced and tore through the fence Of the
Venice race course. Lambkin was picked up In a
vacant lot serentyfTe feet from where the car left
the course.
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Lead by Single Pin.

Peoris. Ill. March ll-John Mcnturn and RoIIs
Mcclure lead the two teams in the first day's
wcrk IN the American bowling tournament with
tho soprc Of Ioee. They beat Oscar Kriee.r ,nd
Bob Bcisley by single pin fer the tempor,r-
honor. The singles followed them. but 90 far mons
Of the pfcspectire prize winners hss shown up.
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A Matter of Monickers

There are seven Browns in the major leagues
And four Smiths are on the job
There are still five others by the name Of Jones'
But there's only one Ty Cobb
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Chaney Starts Training.

Baltimore. March ll-Gecrge Ch1ncy, the Balti-
more candidate for the fCsiher-weisht title. began
training todsv fer his cunning cunteSt h-fore the
National A. {. at PsihdepiIia with EDDIE Morgan,
the Enri@i c4'snFinc.
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Suhstitutions-ingley for Tabb Schneider for De
Alley. Yea for Z. Dean. Goals from aoor-E
Dean q. Tsbh ~. Brubaker TO-. B. Dean q,
from fou-B. Dean. Number b fouls Called
Time Of halres-9 minutes. Timekesper-Mr. A.
Dorsey. Referee-Mr. Marx De Grange
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Joe Tinker Is Injured.

Sh7,Te.crt- Msrch n.-Msnisrr Joe Tinker. ~
tie Chicago FEDS. Jnahla 10 tale an scsi,.
part in The trimming u tho Whsies today oNire
90 rain in the lift groin. which may ir.i,.
cato rupture. lie VIII be exaGina, lass today b.
. physciaa.
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Auditors Quint Wins.

Showing a wonderful burst Of speed in the final
minutes o! the game last night the Auditors
nosed the Southern team out Of the game in the
Terminal t. R Y. NJ. C. 4. League by a count
81 IS TO Is. The feature Of the contest was
the goal throwing of smith and the defensive
IIayins of Platz. The lineup and summary:
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Adams in Yale First Boat

New Hafen, Conn. March u-Because Of the
illness OF Tony Morse the Yale varsity stroke oar
Adams. the second stroke was promoted to
the first boat yesterday afternoon
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Substitute-Degnan for Henderson. Referee-Mr.
c. W. Hall Tinekeeper-Mr. W. F. Underwood.
Soure-Auditors IS: southern. Is Goldsmith
~. Degnar ~. Munich 81. Heap ca. Plat C9.
Goals from free tosses-Gregory te,. Smith t2).
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Regulars Land Double
Bill at Charlottesville
Ayers and Thormahlen Given
Heavy Cannonading by
Veterans.
JIM SHAW SHOWS FORM
By WILLIAM FEET.

Charlottesville. Va. March Il.-Nicf
Altrock's Plebes. as the Washington
yanniCans are called, took a d,ubIe
beating at the hands of the regulars
here today, losing Z sevvn-inning morn.
ing game. ) to = and dropping the aft.
e:nuVn encounter. 10 l.
Heavy cannOnading in the fourth in
ming Of the morning game when Herbie
IhoFtnahl-n was on the mound for the
rlcbeS settled that contest, as five hits
produced a quartet OF tallies. The aft
Crnoon scrap WAS much closer because
ri higher grade pitching but the regu-
lars took 4 lying jump AT Doc Ayers
in the fourth inning. and two doubles
in succession. coupled with Acosta' :
error. shot over enough talIies 10 gain
the verdict.
Griffith had not planned to start
these practice gains until next weelA
but remembering the tickle weather
last spring wisely decided to take no
chances. lie wants to get in as much
work as possible during the short stay.
i'll camp
Afraid of Weather.
You never can tell when Il SNOW
storm or rainy spell will hit this
burg" said the Old Eos last night,
all the practice | can while the 60
ing is good"
Eddie Foster. suffering from q Sc
we're cold was excused this afternoon.
clyde Milan was also bit under the
weather and Griff decided to lay him
off, so "a radical change WAS MADE
III the lineup of the Regulars. How
ard Shanks being called in from left
field to cover third base. Bentley
and Lamar. the Rockville youngster.
playing center in place of Milan.
Superior pitching Won the game
this afternoon for the regulars. Jim
Shaw. who worked four innings, al
lowed but three safe blows. Hopper.
who followed him. was niCked for
TWO singles in the fifth when the
plebes averted a shutout.
Acosta Makes Error.
Ayers and Gallia. the boxmen Sc
leCted by the Plehes were effective
only in spots. Ayers was invincible
until the fourth when ACOsta fumbled
Bentleys Erounder. Gaudil and Nor
gan followed with slashing doubles
and Two runs ClamOred over.
TIL" fifth inning saw the Regulars fac
ing Bert Galla, who was greeted voCif-
arOusly by Jim Shaw and his trusty bat.
Shaw damned triple to right field
and scored a minute later when Henry's
peg to -Acosta TO catch him mapping. was
Wild.
Tic llebcs could do nothing with
Shaw's assortment OF benders. but man
aged TO score Il run in the fifth. when !
Booth Hopper entered the box. Alva !
Williams singled 10 left. Brown forced !
lim at second Henry flied to Nucller |
\ passed ball put Brown on second. from
whence hi scored on GaIlia's savage clout
o right center.
The score:
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will be in force tomorrow-that is. prac-
tice games both morning and afternoon
between the e,ulars and plekes. with the
short time before each contest devoted
entirely to batting
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EPIPHANY CUNT WINS.
Churchmen Tossers Trim st. Paul
in One-sided Game.

The fast Epiphany Church quint last night
handed the St Paul team bestins in the {;
Street GYM by 70 10 l6 count. The feature
OF the game the goal throwing Of Fabb and
the defensive PLAYING OF Conway. The lineup and
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Nationals watch-cEarm second sacker.
who secured five hits in six trips to the
plate yesterday in the two games. Two
in three in the morning. and three in
three in the evening game was Rays
efforts for the day.
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Milan Is sick.

Clyde Milan is suffering from stomach
trouble. but says he will be i'll shape 70
work tomorrow. Foster also expects to
be out on the field with the squad.
Pitcher Russell has thus far been I'M
able to display his wares on account of a
lame arm. Trainer Martin has him in
charge and expects to have him ready to
work by the first Of next week.
G-iff has ordered ton of sawdust
which will be scattered on Lambeth
Field over the spot reserved for the
broad jumpers and converted into a
temporary sliding pit.
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To Teach Sliding,

Next week the Old Fox expects to
show the youngsters how 10 slide.
there being several players in camp
who are sadly deficient IN this art
sliding pit is new departure
for the Nationals. Almost all of the
other major league clubs have in
stalled sliding pits at their various
training camps.
Southpaw Joe Boehling worked out
for half an hour this afternoon with
Jack Ryan, and according to Ryan
the fork handler looks much better
than he did last spring. II it is
warm tomorrow, Boehling may be
called upon to pitch three innings in
one of the ball games.
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Referee Roche give his decision as
draw, lifting both fighters hands AT
the end of the bout.

New York. March ll.-Goldbers. OF
tn" New York American. gives the
fight to Ritchie by 4 shade.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

allowance claimed.
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John HenIE and Eddie Ainsnith look to be the
same steady liable receivers Of yore. Both are
faithful in fulfilling training camp ORDERS and are
also about ready TO start the seasop If their
throwing efforts thus far be taken a criterion
Henry this morning ps.ged out one would-be sack
ruTicrntr and would lave lad the ether if Pick
had net LcCn carcess about tagging the runner.
missing his man By hair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-10
STATE OFFICERS
STOP FARM SALE
FIRST TIME HOOP AND MOUTH
REGULATION HAS so AFFECT
ED THIS COUNTY.

Orders were issued today prohibit
ing for the first time in this county the
holding OF a farm sale on account of
quarantine regulations for hoof and
mouth disease The sale was to have
been held tomorrow by August New
quist. who occupies place three
blocks south of Twenty-third avenue.
Moline. on Twenty-seventh street DR..
S. r. Kennedy, the Moline veterinar-
ian. acted as a result of instructions
given him by the state authorities. DR..
kennedy is the local representative Of
the state veterinarian
The Newquist farm is less than 10
miles in a straight line from the
James Glenn farm. Just across the
Henry county line west OF Briar Blum,
though more than that distance by
road A week ago state veterinarians
diagnosed q case OF hoof and mouth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-10
TRINITY MEN ARE
HOSTS TO LADIES
PREPARE AND SERVE DINNER AT
PARISH HOUSE AND HAVE
INDOOR FIELD MEET.

The members OF Trinity Mems club
demonstrated TO their wives. sisters.
daughters and sweethearts last even
ing that their knowledge of household
arts Is not as limited as they would
sometimes like TO have II believed. for
they acted as hosts az q dinner that
surprised more than one sister. wife.
daughter or sweetheart The ladies
mad been invited TO be the guests OF
the men at banquet In Trinity parish
house and company OF 20 gathered
20 partake OF the dinner that had been
prepared by the men. Tables were
placed so that the guests faced each
others. and were laid with white cloths.
runners Of red extending the length
OF the tables with crystal vases filled
with red carnations as centerpieces.
\ delicious dinner vas served III :ogr
courses and was prepared and served
entirely by the men under the direc-
ton OF Fred Feltham. who was cook
for the evening. He was dressed Ia
regulation style with white coat. cap.
etc. and assisting in serving was a
corps OF 10 biack-face walters wear
ing white coats. high. pointed collars.
red ties. wigs. etc. and disguised al
most beyond recognition. 4. ]. Lind
strOm was head waiter. and under
him were J. {. Kaiser. d r. Bell. Z.
z. Russell. Ralph Syrett. Herman APP
peiquist. W. l.. ogden. p. J. Inter.
oscar Ohlweiier and Fred Young On
each OF the walters was pinned a mum
Ter and the ladies We're asked TO iden-
tify each man. Mrs. Safer taking the
prize. a mahogany tray. for the best
results
Following the serving or dinner Miss
Iva Pearce pleased the company with
a program of readings. and the men
then pulled of an indoor field meet
with various stunts to entertain their
guests.
The affair went of smoothly and
without hitch and the ladies are
loud in their praise not only of the de-
licious dinner that was served them.
.-- u the manner in which it was
served and Of the entertainment ac-
corded them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-10
GIVEN JUDGMENT
AGAINST COMPANY
MOLINE WOMAN SECURES SUM
FOR BACK SALARY FROM DE-
FUNGI UNION ELECTRIC.

An echo of two matters which have
been before the public eye OF Rock Is
land in the past, occurred in county
court this morning when judgment
was entered for sS9.10 in favor of Miss
Florence Lyness of Moline and against
Charles l. Bailey, trustee of the de-
funct Union Electric company.
The city treasurer of Rock Island
was garnisheed for the sum. and same
was presented to Miss Lyness by her
attorney. James +. Murphy. Bailey
did not enter appearance.
Miss Lyness is an aunt OF Alice Ly-
ness. for the custody OF whom n bit
ter clash of county and circuit courts
occurred several months ago, in
which the entire attention of the coun-
" was conferred for a time
The proceedings OF the Union Elec-
trio company will be readily recalled.
The buildings OF the concern have
been u.ortgaged to w. r. Mann. for
mer counsel for the phone company.
but when the city of Rock Island took
possession OF certain aerial property
OF the Union Electric. basis was given
TO garnishee the city treasurer for the
Miss Lyness was a switchboard OPP
orator for the phone company in Mo-
line. When II went defunct certain
salary was owed her and she sued
for the sun