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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-08
aIemanes y aIstriacos Pc
lean sin descans0

continGan empenadoS en- rom
per la Inca de los rusos con
objeto de apoderarse del ca
mino que conduce a Varsovia,
pero segGn parece no han te-
nido 6xito.
En- ell sur de Polonia la tenn
peratura Y la lluyia han i'm
pedido de una manera abSo-
luta cualquier moyimiento de
los contendientes, quieneS Sc
encuentran en- sus respectivas
posiciones sin poder dar I'm
paso hacia adelante. Grandes
lagos e inmensOs promontorloS
de nieve Y de lodo Sc eXtlen-
den entire los contendientes On
aquella region.
Los rusos continGan persi-
guiendo a los austriacos a ira
yes de los pasos de los Car
patos despu5s de haberlos
arrojado de Bukowina, y en-
Ia frontera turco Sc ocupan de
capturar a las pocas tropas
otomanas que hay en- aquellas
regiones, despu6s del desastre
que sufrieron las armas del
Sultan.
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La artilleria de los ala
dos derrota a la de
los alemanes
CabIegrama especial para LA
IA PRENSA.

Cablegrama especial para LA
IA PRENSA.
PARIS, Enero En- ell
parte Official publicado hoy
en- esta capital por la ofictna
de la guerra, Sc asegura que
la artilseria de los ejercitos
aliados ha dominado compile
tamente a la de los alemanes
en- los combates verificadoS
dltimamente en- las lineas de
batalla de la frontera franco
belga.
Ha sido tan effective ell fue-
go de la artilleria menciona-
da cue todas las trincheras de
Flirey, una de las pOsiciones
de los soldados del Kaiser,
fueron c~ompletamente demoli-
das, siendo ocupada POGO des-
pues Ia susodicha posici6n
Dor las fuerzas anglo-france-
saS.
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LOndres, Enero Con mas
o menos alternatives, la gran
Inca de batalla cue Sc eXtien-
de desde el Mar del Norte
hasta Lys continGa en- Ia mis-,
ms forma, pero empenada to-
da en- ella en- una eonstante
Iucha.
En- TODD 10 largo del frente
occidental de la Inca de que
Sc trata Sc efectua diariamen-
te un flujo, pues mientras los
franceses toman alguna posi-
ci6n o Sc apoderan de trinche
ras del enemigo, este hace IN
pequeno avance hacia los pues
tos enemigOs, Y Ell terrenO que
unoS y otros pierden en- IN
punto 10 recuperan en- Otro.
FL unico lugar donde los
franceses han logrado I'm avian
&c effective es al occidente de
la deSvastada ciudad de
Rheims. En- este punto Ell ej6r-
cito de Francia ha ganado al
gunas millas, en- donde Sc han
encontrado muy buenos traba-
los de defensa hechos pOr los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-08
LOS FUERTES DE LOS OAR
DANELOS INICIAN UN


Tn degpacho inalambrico
que un correSponsal aleman
en- Atenas envia a Berlin, di-
ce que los fuertes de los Oar
danelos han iniciado un fuer-
te bombardeo sobre las flotas
franceSaS e ingleSas cue es-
tan sitiando dichos fuertes.
In canoneo de las flOtas
mencionadas fue tocado por
uno de los proyectiles de los
fuertes, pero la averia que re-
cibi6 fue insignificante.
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La eampaia en- Francia y BeIgIca
cOntinla indecisa

alemanes.
En- Argonne, unos Y otros di-
cen haber obtenidO mejOres
pOsiciones durante el dia y
haberse capturado mutuamen-
tie muchas trincheras.
En- la region del WOevre
han hecho tambi6n algunOs
progresses los aliadOs, estiman
dose estos como los de mas
importancia, pues los pOne en-
Dosibilidad de hostilizar du-
ramente al enemigO que por
largo tempo ha estado pose
sionado de st. Mihiel, en- ell
Mouse, aunque ciertamente,
les la cOstadO grandeS Sa-
crificios y muchO tempo de
desesperada lucha la OFTEN
sion de esa pOsici6n.
La lluvia sigue hacienda
muy penosa la campana, pues
en- muchos sitios tienen que
atravezar los SoldadOs por in
mensos pantanos que cubren
de lodo haSta mas arriba de
la rodilla. a los braves con-
tendencies.
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Diccionario Manual
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de la lengua
castellana es ell mas complete y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro y
en- dolores, mas de $50 mapas,
cientos de retratos de hombres &C.
lebres, edifcios y monumentos
historicos de todas parties del mum
do, etc. Els ell mejor de los enci-
clopedicos manuales y Sc han he
cho de el tres ediciones distintas.
Edicion fina------S3.50
Edici6n entrefna ------.,,3,00
Haganse los pedidos acompafa-
dos de su importe a
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
GOT Dolorosa St. San Antonio,
Texas.
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LIBR0S De AVERTURAS.
A 40 ccRtayos cadatemo.

Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
FL vendedor de cadaveres.
Ell robo del diamante azul,
La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata ocl T&mesis.
Jack ell destripador.
3 Los monederos falsos de Londrcs.
La maleta sangrienta. -ua
I'm medico criminal.
Ell testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y ell contraban-
dista de opio.
En- la escuela del crfmen de Pitts
burg.
A las puertas de la muerte.
La viuda roja de Paris.
La bestia humana.
Una noche de terror.
I'll robo del collar de perias.
La infsme posada del Cairo.
Ell naufragio de Corfu.
FL rey de los bandidos.
Aventuras de John C. Raffles,
ell rey de los ladrones moder-
nos:
Ell inc6gnito misterioso.
I'm robo en- ell Palacio Real.
FL principe jugador.
Ell asalto en- ell Sleeping.
FL amo rojo.
FL heredero de Eaglestone.
Ell secreto del anillo.
Ell Presidente de las Colonias.
Ell false salteador.
La doncella raptada.
FL fusil del negro.
Ell tesoro del Roghi.
I'm viaje de bodas.
Ell tesoro de Estado.
FL sacerdote del Sol.
En- la ratonera.
FL Secreto del tesoro.
Haganse los pedidos scompahadoa
de su importe a
. IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
6O7 Dolorosa St San Antonio. Tex.
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MATRIMONIOS

Eduardo Bratton y Anasta-
cia Rivera.-D. E. Calder6n y
Carrie Willie York.-ErnestO
C. Trevino y Elvira Cara.
Eduardo Cruz y Sra Eliza
belth Marina.-Jos6 Santos y
Petra Fuentes.
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NACIMIENTOS.

Enero 4.-Sr. y Sra. A Ro-
bledo, 73O, w. Comerce St.;
una nina.
Diciembre 26-14.-Sr y
Sra. Jacobo MontalbO, 5l5
Duval St.; IN nino.
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dose a ST. subscription, olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
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JUAN SANCHEZ AZCONA
Sc ENCUENTRA GRAVE
MENTE ENFERMO
EN- MADRID.

LA PRENSA.
Madrid. Enero lei re-
presentante del gobierno me-
xicano. Juan Sanchez AZcona.
Sc encuentra gravemente en-
termo en- esta ciudad. Sc teme
IN funesto desenlace, pues los
medicos que 10 atienden han
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Entered as second class matter Fe-
bruary q, 1913. at she post office at
San Antonio. Texas, under the act OF
March 3, 1879.
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manifestado que ell case es
desperate pero que Sc hara
TODD 10 possible por salvarlo.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SelIng:/ e 3year-olds and upward;
five and oue-haf frlonss. 'Goeetty. -; 'Prospero
Baby. -: 'Col. PafdeIl, %: C w. Fsker. s.;
.Hapsbws II. lol; Taper TIP los; Turdillo. los;
Fsvoeite Article. G; Jolly Tar. 10; King Chiffon.
lG; waxemall. liz: Cool. los: Marshal 1tlshman,
los; Noble Gnnde. ll2: Lady Pender. IL
SECOND RACE-Selling: 5yearolds and upward:
one mile 'Lenorc. %; skinny B., 1; sSwede
Sam. 81; BLACK Mate "; The Monk ~: 'Senorita
Dana. ": wild Bear. 100; Prurais. 100: 'Tlotson.
100: John Louis. loa Ben Le.y. l0; Argent los;
Acumen. 10; Downland. 1ls: Bonnis's Buck IL
THIRD RACE Selling: <year -olds and upward:
six furioue. sAuntie Curl 100; willis loc: virec.
le5: 'Tsctle8. los; sStratheam. los; 'Col Lee.
los; Metropolitan. lD: MACK B. Eubanks. ITO.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: Syear-olds and upward I:
seven furionez .Brookhsld. .: Curiieue. 100; Star
q Love loe; Bonann. D0: Kootenay. no
FIFTH RACE-Seitns; Syear-olds and upward;
iys and ousbaN fmiooR. svirEis Dot, -: Bird
man. 100: Miss Brush, fT; Ida Pinack. 10; eHssea
O., IN: 'McAlan. lU: Moller. lB Bully. lcs: Vested
Rights, los: Cmnausht, -; Little Jake. IL: Df.
Mack II. IL; Carondoas. IL: Choctaw. IN; On
tom House. lis
SIXTH RACE Selling: 3yearolds and upward ;
mile and ous-eighth. 'Bloomine Posey %: Peter
staiwaft. %: petit Bleu. ss; Hoyie. io4; Tfans-
psrsat. l0s: Sharper knight. l6: Go,die. To-;
sAppssutics Allowance claimed.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selhns; purse. $50: jyesr-oads
and upward; Gx furionss Lily orme. IL tSchut-
tingrrl even to g. / to T. won Tener, IL tJones,,
to l. 8 to s. 1 to s. second: Merry Jubilee. los
(Gartnerl, S to ]. to !. even. third Time. la425.
Stouington. Ford Mai. Idiola. Arturus. Mis- KING
bury and Blue Mouse also nan
SECOND RACE-Selline: purss so: +ycarolds
and UPWARD: five and ooehak furiongs. Eluah.
lOe (TSplinl. ; to . to .. to 5. won: Edmond
Adams, 100 CTro1ler,. To l. to l. even. second
Quick loe (Ryanl. . to S. l to 2. to s. third.
Time IE rs. Sir Dyke Hmice and Mac also ran.
THIRD RACE-Pune. 800; selling; syear-olds:
Is to l. to !. TO 2. won; Sumner. lob tDumnickl.
(Allen) Is to l. 6 to l. ) to I. third Time. l %.
Dancing Star. Penaoe. Sandel. Havana. Ruth
Strickland and Maispld also ran
FOURTH RACE-Purs. 500: selling; 4ycar-
olds and upward: ave furlongA Parior Bog. IL
CTaplin), to 5, , to 5. to D. won; Mondie. %
Cwatsonl, 1 to l, . to ], even. second: Sueget
liz CDuminick), to 5. to 5. out. third Time.
Ioo35 Miss Genevieve. Big LunaI. sordeno.
skeets and ProtoSuras also ran
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 800: sailing; $y0rolds
and upward: five fulonp- DuQuesoe. Ito (WsttsD.
} to l. s to S. to 5. won; Beaumont Belle. lG
Psnington). 6 to l. S TO . to S. second: Oooster.
lG (AIlenl 4 To l. 6 to 6. to s. third Time.
o. Claribel. Paul Davis. Nino Muchseho. Crisro.
Hester, Gar Michael. Masenet and ksyderoseros
also nn-
SIXTH RACE-sellins: purse. 800; 3yesr-olds
. Parrinstou). to S. . to 8. l to 5. won; Zoreas
ter, III (Munro). 2 to 1, to 5. to 5. second;
FEATHER Duster. Io6 GacksonI. to 2. to 8. third
TYme l,E Tom Hancock, Lady Bryn, Earl OF
Savuy. Patton, Centsuh and Oharis Grainser also
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fne. 500: 2ycsr-oh msidens;
saI furioogs. Argument. loe; Dancing Star. l0;
Tony Fashion. Ies: Sinking. lG Emily R., M;
Smilax, IL; Granada. liz.
SECOND RACE-P1ve and half furlonss; an
aSrs: purse. 500: selling .Msrisold. IS: Queen
Apple -: swayfarer. loe: Blue Rock, 1e; Ener-
eetic. rs; Louise May, lls; Sonny Boy. l8.
THIRD RACE-Six furlones; 3year-olds: 500
selling sKonie. 90: yellow Eyes. los; LAura, l6i
Enyer Bey. los: Luther los: Dinah Do. lo.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; five furlongs: 5
year-olds and upward; selling. 'Moutreal. -
sSkiles Knob 100; sEncore lol: Brian Path, iT
Imperator, Ius: Wanda Pitzer. lis; Water Lily. liz
FIFTH RACE-Five furioass: purse. $40: ayear
olds and upward: selling Jane. lol; 'Chitra. l0i
Pase White los: Pierrot. 100; The Lark. 100
sProtosuras. 100: Tiger jim Ilo: Ischsabbble. IL.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: 3year-olds and upward
selling: purse. 500. 'Muzanti. lu: San Jon, lc
Moscpwa, lo4; Haberdash. lo4: 'Altamaha, los
.Marearet Noise, los: Aft1Eiow. 10; Flying Feet
ITO; sCutty Hunk. no; 'Maxims Choice. 10; Au
tumn, 10; Napier ITO; Lochiel. lls
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
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&23M@a@z665
The Avenue at Ninth.
The Apenue df Ninth.

same time everybody knows that Weesh
man is going to be the next owner oi
the Chicago National club.
The st. Louis Browns and the St Louis
Cardinals have not been sold as yet
either. This. Of course. the world knows
but the masnates wish to keep their
memory fresh on the subject.
Borne down by their heavy labors. the
high and mighty Of baseball will eat a
slight repast very shortly and then re-
sumo their arduous duties.
When at s o'clock this evening the sum
total of the deliberations OF the base
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
OUCLAS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NV WASHINGTON
BUCK" WISE ELECTED
BUSINESS GRID PILOT

Bernard SBuek" Wise, enc Sf
the famsus Wise family which
has made Business High Seh0Sl
famous In sthletie circles,
was last night elected captain
Of the 1916 football team ~ his
Teammates. SBucko has the d.
tinction Of being the Snly enc
Of the family to get letters In
every branch Of sports at the
Rhode Island avenue institution.
The election was held inneaiate-
~ after . supper and rally ten
dered the football team - the
school.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

WESTERN GRABS
EASY VICTORY
Business Basketball Quint Is
Badly OutclassedE Final
Count Is IS to l6.

The Western High School basketball
quint yesterday demonstrated to its
followers that II is again in the ring for
the championship Of the Interscholastic
League. by serverely trouncing the
Business team In the Arcade gym S to
ls. Not since the organization Of the
league has Western been able to run up
such total. and from the showing of
their rivals should repeat the performance
on the next meeting
At the end Of the first half Western
led by hve points. the score being 10 to
s and in the second period seemed to
have Q new lease on life. Before the
half was well under way the Western
toatal had scared to such q hight that
only through sheer luck could they be
defeated.
II was the inability Of the guards on
Business to cover up and the ability of
the Western guards to cover their men
that won the game and caused the large
score. Business lacked good coaching
for the material at that school Is first
class.
Tho game was Q disappointment to
those present as II was advertised as .
battle and not the farce that resulted.
Peine. of Western. had the best record
Of the day getting ten baskets on his
man. but tho fact that his teammates
fed the ball to him helped turn the
trick. Lineup and summary:
uDu1
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
RACES
Results>and Entries
JUAREZ RACES OFF
NEW ENTRIES TODAY

Juares. Mex, Dec. n-The
the villa to the Carranxa forces
has been attended with some dis
order. although there have been
no fatalities. The CaFfansa forces
took charge Of the port Of Jaares
In order to secure control Of the
finances, but the actual transfer
of the government of the city IT.
self did not occur for tive or three
days. The races at the Juares track
scheduled for this afternoon were
declared on On account OF unset
tied conditions and q new set OF
entries have been issued for We'd
nesday's faceA
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
CASLONS WIN THREE
FROM JENSON TEAM

The Caslons upset the dope in the
Washington Herald Duckpin League yes
terday by taking three games from the
Jensons- In the first game Capt. John
sons crew hit its highest set by toppling
the pins for 5s1 count, while the Jensons
were gathering SO Fourteen pins
separated the teams in the second game
while the Caslons romped in with the
final 555 to ST.
Freddy Switzer led the field with q
5ol set. while Cahoon and DeAtIey
followed with "a each. The score.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
CARLYLES WIN TWO
GAMES IN NOEL HOUSE

The Carlyes won two games last
evening in the Noel House Basketball
League. defeating the Federal second
team, IS to II. and the Nationals "a to 8.
In the third game the Americans de-
feated the Eagles "a to II. This Is the
first game the Eagles have lost.
Leib and Billy Martin were the stars
for the Carlyles. L-eib. in the first game.
scored 16 points, and Martin, in the Sec
ond game, scored IS points. f. Martin
and Drexler played a good game for the
Federals.
The Little Eagles played . hard game.
but the Americans were so much bigger
that they had a hard time getting hold
of the ball.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
Donnelly Wins Again.

Carroll Donnelly. the southern roller
skating champion. had no trouble last
night IN defeating Jack Reilly and Rob-
ert Leroy IN q two-mile relay. Reilly
was forced to pull up because of Q
broken skate before she had covered a
mile and Leroy was not equal to the
occasion Of holding his own with the
cnampaon. The time for the two miles
was minutes and 80 seconds.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

ball magnates was handed down to the
frenzied scribes they scanned the throb-
bing news and inquired among themselves
what had happened during the day. A
chorus answered:
Nothing
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

Providence. R. l.. Dec. n.-The Brown
University football schedule announced
last night. discloses that Colgate has
been given the Thanksgiving date. which
for the last six years has been allotted
to Carlisle. Rutgers will meet Brown
for the first time on October 3.
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To Name 1915 Captain.

The ANAL meeting Of the season OF thu
Vigilant Football eleven will be held to
night at 40 Tenth street when the elec
tion Of captain and manager Of the sec
son Of 1916 will take place. This meeting
II slated to be held At $50 o'clock while
Manager Oliveri's An-stars. which Ia tc
meet . star team under the management
Of Country Norris on Christmas Day
will practice At 40 at the grounds a,
IL and B streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

cling or Pullman Slip
pers. in patent leather
and black and tan.
with case to match:
$I.0 and $50.
qSlippers to match
patterns in bath
robes. Soc to $50.
g. Comfy" Slippers.
$1.25 and $50.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

suhsfitutions Jordan for TSlsr. Dunsy for Pussg
BLACK for Smith. Smith for Black. Pusey for Dor
sey. Goah from heid-Jordan. Tyier tg, Hutehi-
on. Huffzy ~. Dussey. Black, Smith %, Pussy
Soais mum fss to0Jordsn CO. Hutehison 20,
Black. PwU. Raees-w.s W, rsnney. TIno.
keeper-Nr. Moore
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Xmas Suggestions:

qDANCINC PUMPS.
new. distinctive. 4
eyelet Dancing Shoes.
in gun metal and pat
ent. only 81.
qHouse Slippers
black and tan; $l.25
to $500.
ga novelty in Trav-
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C. & o. Team Wins Easily,

The Chesapeake and Ohio basket
ball quint easily defeated the Southern
ive In the Terminal Y. M. c. A..
League last night. "a to L. Through
the shooting of Hutterly and Tyler
were the c. & o. tossers able to double
the score on their opponents. Lineup
and summary: ..'
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
BUSINESS.

-Peins Os. Smith -. Peek %. Sargent. CuIlis,n
@, B. Wise O.. Anllio6 o. Ge1ner.. Free tnsses
mads-Pstns ~. Rsf<ee-Mr Hughes UnpTe-Mr
Rice. Time Of pesiods-3 minutes Sours: Wet
IN, 9; Budneo Il
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
GEORGETOWN LS'EASY
FOR NEW YORK TEAM

New York. Dec. 21.-New York Uni
versity Basketball team scored almost
at will against the Georgetown five
winning by a to Is. Soon after the
second half began. Billy Lush the Violet
coach, substituted an entirely new hve
but the bombardment at the visitors goal
continued. At half time New York led
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
Iowa Wrestling Coach.

Iowa City. Iowa, Dec. 2.-Jessee West
ersard. the Des Moines wrestler, has
consented to come to University Of Iowa
as wrestling coach. Farmer Burns and
Frank Gotch were under consideration
for the place.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec. H.-'Tis rather
strange. but none the less remarkable
that when q body Of baseball magnates
conclave they can. better than any other
gathering in the world. do nothing. This
we found out this day In the city OF
Cincinnati. From 10 o'clock in the fair
a m. to 8 O'Clock in the p. m. these
great men sat in secret session. They
talked over this: they talked over that:
they talked over everything. and when
those learned discussions were finished
they accomplished-nothing OF course.
some sort of q statement was handed
down by the gentlemen, who are bowed
down. carrying the weight OF the base
ball world on their mighty shoulders.
For 10 hours they talked and talked.
and at the end Of their confab they fur
nished this startling information to the
palpitating world. viz: Disposition of the
players in the Federal League Is not
going to put a spoke in the wheel of
peace. I should say not Players should
never interfere with the life Of the mag
mates.
The Cubs have not been sold to weegh-
man. Everybody knows this. but at the
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
Chi Quint 4 Easy.

The Pi quint took things easy when
they defeated the Chi team in the Fra
ternity Basketball League. 81 to Is The
goal shooting Of Huntenman and
Ribinitzk were the features. The score:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

Goals from floor -McMursy C9. Fowler ca. Hun
tenman t5). kellogg (y. Bhsxs n, Addr tD.
Chamberlain Co. Goals from fouls-McMunay o..
Ribintzka u0. Referee-Mr. Greene. Tine Of
halvee-D minutes.
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Cumming

Suhstitutas-CsrIn. Keatins. Moousy. Levine.
Kranch. Mooney. Levine. Kranchheld. KlaubuI.
Scott. Sullivan Field suals-Eszn a.. Cam 10.
Keating 81, Storey. Mooney q. White. Levins.
Cunning a.. OLoue. Klanbury. Kelly 60. Sullivan
Foul goals-whits Oh. Kelly ~. Referee-Mr.
Oshea, g. JohnA Umpire-Mr Yates. St. JohnA
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

New York. Dec. H.-Harry wolter
for years an outfielder Of the New Yori
Americans, has been engaged to coach
versity.
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CATHOLIC q. WINS.
Mt. st. Joseph Basket-ball Team De
feated by 23 to II Score.

feated by 23 to II Score.
Special to The wasLpston Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 21.-The Cath
olic University basketball quint Of
Washington tonight defeated the
Mount st. Joseph's five here in a hard
fought and hotly-contested game, %
to II. Lynch of the Washingtonians,
who shot four goals. and Swarez. of
the local five. were the best of the
performers. the last named shooting
nine out of eleven attempts at the
free tossing route. Lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
MAGNAIEs FAIL
TO sign PACT
Peace Meeting Leaves Situa.
ton Unchanged Action
Is Expected Today.
BY ED. ,CURLEY.
HERMANN SAYS PEACE
TERMS ARE AGREED UPON.

Clneianati, Dee. 31-Peaee In
baseball was officially declared ~
tsnight's session 0f the Deaee eea-
ference. At II s'elsek Garry Herr
mann, ehaiPRaa Of the NatiSaal
Commission. made this ORieial N.
Rounee1ents
"AH questions pertaining to
peace In baseball have been agFeeA
upon save the Suestioas which IL
rectly aReet the lntePnatlOaal
League. The attorneys have been
Instructed to reduce the terms to
writing and the iAstHlnents will
be signeA at . meeting to eonvene
at II o'clock to0oFr0w morning.
sN0ne Of the details Of the peace
agreement Will be made public At
this tine"
And the chairman 0f the Na-
tiossl C0mnissien woall say ns
mere. when asked to tell sose-
thing Of the terms under which
the Federal League ceased to ex-
ist and what haDDesed to these
unfortunate enough to have been
associated with II, Mr.. Hermann
made use Of that very original
exDression. ~GseA night." and thai
was all he said.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

Gesls tum cowt-Lgnch a.. Cafrey q. Curt
wrisht. Gibbons q. Swarez t2,. Free tossss made
-Svsru ~. CartWrisht tg. Referee-Mr Otrano.
Umpire-Mr. Schlosser. Time Of psriods-D minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22

Goal from FOUL. Schultz Raeree-Mr. Haas
The Washington herald., 1915-12-22
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