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IMMIGRATION BILL
Esssssaesszs.ss lz.zsssaessss =. 1 .iaa.s.s.s
TEST Two Esorrs Confer
ence Ts Held.
~ Aa.asiatsIll -.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. President
Wilson IS expected to veto the Inn
migration hill tomorrow because OF
the iiteraey test IL proposes as d con-
dftjon Of entry to the Unfed States. IL
two hours conferences today VII ths sem
'ators and representa- tigea OF the con-
gressionai commit tees which handled
tho measure left the president an-
shaken Ia his belief that litetacy tasr
AZ not q true test al an inmsrgrants
qua Iifcations for citfzenahips
ss The hiiitiss OF repa : mt
bill over the presidents veto Werc
discussed Ia congressional cfrcls to.
night Supporters Of the nieasurS.
lifting 10 the aTcrwhelmtng votes by
3ag IN sttl,e anse aaa esssate Esa re-
3ected aniendmenfs 20. STRIKE out :tiis
.literacy test, predicted the necessarT
Two hiTtis to max the hll 4 lAN With
stt the presid dcns I, s ni nEtnte could
ee saiIsta cred 0ppouefs s of The TIA
ere sure they Gptlid moi.
n imfni hon hili vetSed by pres
lident Taft TOR tlie 3 saine reason was
=,zs sits
but failed Tor five yotes In the house!
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SHIP BILL FIGHT
AN ENDURANCE GE TEST
Repnb blieans WIN Resort 70 Every
Possible Msshpd so RloelL
Night Sessions.
stBy Associnteti pres.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. Iii BECAME
apparent today that the party flsht
In the senate over the government ship
bill had settled down to 81 physical
endurance test. 5ss
White Republican Leader GaiIingeri
held Che floor. Senatofs Root, Isodgc,
an1oot. Burton and others held an M
formal conferences asid determined to
resort to ;eyery possible parljamentary
expedfeni to block the majority Il plan
to hold nignt sessions, If ME ma
5ority succeeds in pref-rfding their
Ohjectioits from day 10 day tt IS Prob
aDie that q quorum Will be ifisiated
upon at every available opportunity,
TINS a6irH5itiiEig tne continuous preB-
etse ;of Klenlocra tic SENATORS.
Senator esailInger 4. most OF the time
alhire b to issg than iiaif q dozen nefaa-
tors rend long newspaper ealforialG
opp1el the BIZ SiHss 81 Is. les 6E
various foreign 1iatioilk as 10 the Sf&
fect 81 their poll les toward & sIiinpfng.
He declared tlis greet z ls5ngsa.s a
in erchant marine always had fol-
lowed nxten6i6n OF sup5i dies; with slse
Requirement thlt ships receiving such
bene hts must be sonssHncted IN home
yards. BY that process. 4 he said, Gers
m2ny had built up her great ship
yards.
Senator Nelson asked ii asscrjrna
Iinstiflg duty or goods transported III
sAn1erl can bottoms would not meet the
present "a lergeleys Senator GRilfn-
ger replied TINT he wouid like to ses 1t
tried. although he could see the DIFF,
ifieNities y ..ssiseh would arise in con-
nectipn wiih various coinmetcial
treatIea
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Liz IJCoR EIA RID EET
EN- All A ANA
kiouae Aslnpts AMI hipping Bisl
na rFohihiis hislssy Adj.

-lBv Ael1sia a.

M0NTGo GoaERYl .asa.; Jan. $27 The
tisahipping Bill passed b the sem
ate inat week was adopted today py
the house, rs to is. The bill win he.
feetige on the signature oe the Cow
'erIsur and wi prohibit transpottefin
conipanfeg from deltfssine more than
one quart Of iiqaor Is any one person
I'M the State, y
TIE house hIs1 adopted the senate
bill prohibiting tlsS pui5iisiiiiR az
iiQnor adEeItiHp pnieilts BY iieWspapers
or tie display 2of liquor ads on hflfl
boRrds II the bill baeniaes 4 s. lau,
ne sisnaper must cancel irinodiafeiy
ell existtrg liquor con tracts
Joint reHolntia1 1deno ssisxinn
Scs1nG nGgeeg 70 pEohihit me Issuance or
lfedegal iiluor iscensss fli AsnbafIia ~,
and SITTER. "a next was offernd To-
day III the legislature. Tile resoftI.
ton etates that after late iiqnor rs
Illegal fn Alabama sa5 reieraI Jic-
ssiiEea would energraee yloiaFions of
the lawss ~
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FORCE OF VyEAVEss
LEAVE: i LS5Oaas AND Npi itg
OUT
NO EFF OR rs
lT VIC CE
DecIare They WIN Nlct Resssfa . I
Work yIn.les Ne,v Scsis d !; &
50 Isff e III W go NJ


"A SECOND atrflre occurred at the
rHlsiex Alsti vast etsiay morning Sglien
she entire fcree of weaSera left their
loqnRs aud Waliked ont ne The M
When the mill epened pEketi iealiy stil
III tho viewers incipdtnR those who
stxiick Mofday l0fnine Hppsafed q
.tsistr posts tor WORK declaring that
they hiiG been fufofnsef BY aeelloR
iland ehat Supe len lent Elnnker had
Etafed that ne would Htret IL savers
hslsztsay On the qaestien Of ne fsis-
efssi eef IN taeis, wa ile an
tcanee4 by Tie mar kiS 10:
effect last Alu5e Az AM. that not Toes
ID this seSt be pD51es iis The
41il ve$f fefisay Is, so
ssiipafinte ten illsS ates
i;lels et IN, ile had ~ d 8 ii:1e
iatir6aied that ilAtir6s N5ald Sc Fl3cs.
ea n the mil Is And nr;ts i
hoDv veeshsf would be fdAtiS slys
esesa.s i! ~ 81 IL 4 loss "a klist f|tifi
sirh \, se.ss 4 allAttsl %
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sR RATg(sE 81
RgjHB Sill IT
Ten Th1nsns Tons VIII BE For
wardsd Is sfiisish consal i,
New York.
az ASs6sI I..s.I pnsas.

Is.esHss eHs &c IN. Ja1s D. 4 nj -
TllFfeEh I ft etIcrts / e g the g Rubber Trade
Der Club Of New York frf4Hgsfaehts
have been perfecte q Tor & second
shipment 10000 tons ~ rubber which fit;l
sftl 10 forward tlii Is week 10 tho Britt
'ish c0n5ul III New 9oflS. 'rlse consul
wfil appoffinn II aIaeDs ina atfaetrfs
lefs who VIII 4 Ign k gnhFant ted That The
frpdssct nsaufaet etnyed ftof Il VIII
not be porfsll % Germany d or
ArGtfias
The Rabhef Trade ABA6ciatIbll
.iiDpa3 at least & sOc9 toni of faabef
win lse SHIPPED onth under the
same eond itions fnf siie llenetlf bf
A11afican maj nfac 3sirers psheE shen
the e0HcErhs v siIey 1nas
enabisns them ff tlis fsls5-
Der Desired from tioli1s Oh |Ie ss9uss
ciatiqn felt sossls such sef ysn was
giecsssaes to ffosei,s s fsss large
American phhe eefaa nom ohtHsnfnf
entire control Of tho fla 81
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D lin MEAllW
PRESIDENT CARA LEAVES
CAPITAL ON SPECIAL
LOCOMOTIVE
.CARRANZA FORCES
WILL. ENTER SOON
An Government Establishments
closed Foed sssoducts Beyend
Reach Of sssedy, 1.
(By Assoeiatss Pness.)

MEXICO City, Jan. q. Proriaic5,
nal President Gar2n sild his govern
rnens left the capital early today for
GuefnayRca, where a new seat OF g0ysj
ernnent Will DC eetnb bIiehed.
This afternoon the last continse sents
or ti5 army OF evacuation Is ittifTyiiit
through the streets, The army o9 cn-
cuDation fingers on TIE Outekitfs og
tho city, hat Is EXPECTED to enter soon.
All the compaerciaI houses ana
banks and even private dweiiings ara
barred and Hhuttered. although no dis
order has attended the floating OF that
Zapata and Villa forces. 2
4 The national palace. the federal
telegraph and p6stof Ices and ptller
goYernment eatabl blishfnerss are closed,
The coming Carranzn forces are com
iniandad by General Alyarado, former
post commander here.
Food products have SCARED beyond
the reach af the needy. The supply OF
soud Ii low and ansess the rail IWay
beloved there viii be much sun ere
Ing. II; !,
The goyernpdent,s lleeision to quiet
ths; capital Came after d heated dis-
icdsaIon Of the convent tfofi Elesdhy
might. II sas ssciasd preafd denE
aria "a. bis nnieut lsn6 TnenbaEs
OF the convention should proceed ae-
ter inidniEht 10 CuerRay Eol0naiS
and General Ernesto SankcEeoy are
reported To have depar "a on q special
fnenp1pfi ss 3, l iSs'l;; Z
The dep & & . i 3Se not
elfeady VII. 30 l6fSesf 10 eeed ffsls
the city III aiitonipn Hes aS tllere y mo 4
TT if=Ss css 80. z
zapattss troops ara eatraininss Ia 90
electric trains ia Kocnimiic6 aid
hIoratos. =
There Ii d ru1nor In circulation that
the vanguard OF General 0bragoh,ssi
troops % four miles from the capital
( In Z secret session Of the conss iifirn
some Of the deputies demanded that
General Zapatts be called upon tpare%l5
onaiiy 10 cake command Of hin
troops and fight the forces o. Car
rama. However, is Wns tiecids,y OFF,
forwards that tile capi II be I. band on
I'd and the municipal council leSt LII
charge. Previously the cory ti6fs
voted TO Gfliepnisa General & pa4efpxs
minister Of agriculture, because OF bis
alleged incapacity In directing opera
tons.
{ Nay Head Independent ResolutiDn.
San Antonio, Tex, ian. ~ .---F brlier !
f.rpyisipnaI Prestdent Gntierregi Of
Mexico. with an army Of s,oe0 snen les
tcasfInUEp on PAGE Tyxo.l
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lies WERE RED
FOR CE MAN Al ACIIS
.Io Q ooo o II o Q &C. Q 0 o @ Q o {
NO RECORD OF THE
PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATION

o C0LUMRIA, Jan. ~. Governor 9
Q Manning In o special message to o
o the senate today asked that the o
Q general assembly appoint q CONF o
Q mittee TO examine into the fact o
o that there we're no records OF o
Q the previous administration. All o.
o OF these records are said to have o
Q been removed. The message was o
g referred to the judiciary commit o
o tee for action. O.
o o
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TIlasy Pleads .Sss failty

Y new YORK, Jan. 27.i larry II.
ITllnR today pleaded not guilty to- the
charge OF cons spiracy under which he
rs brought here from New Harnn-
SshirA last Sunday, His trial was set
Tor February Meanwhile he is tfi
relnain q prisoner sn the Tombs, his
counsel hapting agreed not to apply.
for bail
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NEW SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
ESTABLISHED In MEXICO.
o Q % o o. 9, q o 900 0 o 0 90 0 {
0 I
0 MBgCURY DOWN q
2 FAR BELOW ZERO Q

o WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Q
o cold wave which has covered the o
o central and northwest States o
o sending the mercury down far be- o
o low zero tonight was sweeping o
o rpaidly eastward. promising be- o
o low zero weather in New Eng o
o land, New York and Pennsylyania o
o Thursday night, and freezing o
o Temperatures among the Atlantic o
Q States as far south as the Caro- o
o :inas. o
o q
9. Q Q g Q Q 9 o 90 Q o o Q o 9 o 0 q
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Commits eaicIaS

LYNGHBtIts9, Va, Jan. 27. Daniel
Moses, head or one OF Lynciiburg,s
largest department stores. committed
suicide hero today by shooting. Mem
tai depression due TO nerFons trcable
is supposed TO have been the canaa
He was Ell years old and d native of
Baltimore.
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PLANNING To
Gut EXPENSES
A CABINET CONFERENCE DE.
BATES SITUATION AT
LENGTH
EXPENDITURES
EXCEED I'm CONE
------------.---s M .s
headers Agree Something Must 3
Done TO Peeyent . Ds
Ecit.
tBy A.soSiatsd Ptsss.l

= \
& (By AssosiatSd Pressl &,
5 WASHINGTON Jan. "a. Tie admins
istrat5on has taken up In earnest the
question OF how The governinent,R exs
penHes shall be brought Within its In
come during the coming fiscal year.
cabinet conference today debated
sis5 z;iifisssssiE at ieii Eiii, SsTid slTTTslif
row President Wilson will 60 oyer the
situation with Secretary NcAdOc.
,Postmaater General BufIeeon, Repre-
sentative Underwood, Democratic
leader In the houae, and Represents
tive Fitzgerald q chairman Of the ana
preparations COMMITTEES.
Estimates OF expenditures t0r the;
year Tar exceed the most extrAyaearifs
hopes for revenues, and adminsstras
ton leaders agree that s0nretfita
must be done to prevent q deficit
While no final conclusions war{i
reached by. the cabinet, II Is Under Z
stood that most OF It's members could
see no way of avoiding the aese6s
sity Of extending the time limit on k7la
war tax law unless congras4 otild
Reduce al appropriation bills AZ
poBslnie, ti1out img siTIng tho q =
ieHcy of the goyerpment;
Abandon the ssl COO. !. .00e river end
.harbprs appropriA Ation bills ahd
adopt Postnaseer aenaraI BuTsesi
sons pIant for reducing The cost or
rural free 6eiiserS service BY DlstttfiE
carriers on asfofst tract baS iis *
The cabinet 1iiicets re- & tlIsfs
enlgrcas viii f,ot easily be resse aiitf
10 eliminate the river and h.iT 5or iil II
entirely. mr. Bariee6nss propoaai to-
congress that it red &c free deiiaery
4=sssaIssee iron, ek2, s1a0 apIl e. ea:s5.
GOO was rejected BY the house. These
two items taken out Qg chn D4aiis
Tor appr lion would make q large
stEine ft eas psinted Sonts ana pos.
etely relieve all embarrassment for
the present It alss & was said that
con gresa prohahly mi ight ssbe asked TO
cut tue current army and 1a7y bile.
{h2ngh + sise CONF ded that acf much
can be done In this direction.
another plan whieh might be
Drought forward wepld be 10 lower
me me lncoms tax exempt tom below $33,- So
COO This, however, t,rdhab bly, will
not be seriously coasideref exrent ass
q last kesOrt, s. Z :.
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nscal yesir ending In 1916 sent by See
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ATlSpIIis oS sce gSFsS',
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
LOCAL BOWLERS OFF
FOR hub" TOURNEY
Velvet Kind Quint Leads the Way,
Initial Annual Tournament
of A. c. B. A.

The first detachment OF Washington
bowlers who will represent the District
in the first annual tournament Of the
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association at
Boston left Union Station yesterday
morning. 1t includes the five men OF the
Velvet Kind team. captained by Harry
Armiger. The others are Ray Chaplin.
Edward Howser. Johnny Baum. and
Buck Hawley.
This division will be entertained by the
BOWERS of New York and left the big
city last night and will reach Boston
today and be ready to get to work on
the ALLEYS tomorrow.
The main body of bowlers left last
Fight and will go direct to the Hub.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

Owing to misunderstanding OF the
schedule in the East Washington s. ;.
League yesterday Reformation failed to
have team on the field at the time OF
play. and il forfeited to Fifth, to O..
As Reformation played Thursday. its
men were not notified that it had another
game till next week, and for that reason
II could not muster enough men to play
at the appointed time.
The schedule for the week ending May
IL is as follows: May 10. ST. Agnes VS..
Keller: May IL. Reformation VS.. Advent;
May u. Keller VS.. Fifth Baptist: May l3.
Advent vs. st. Agnes; May Il. Keller VS..
Reformation; May Is. st. Agnes VS.. Fifth
Baptist.
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HARTF0RDs ARE BEATEN.
q. Domiaies C1sb Trims Former
Champs ny 70 to Count.

BY terrific smuggling the ST. Domr-
MICS A. c. easily defeated their old
rivals. the strong Hartford A G. yes
terday. by the score of 20 to ,. on the
Monument grounds. Marsden. who
started for st. Dominic. pitched a good
game and led his team at the bat.
A. Giradi, Dyer. Green. J. J. Fitz-
gerald and J. Fitzgerald all did well
at the bat This victory was a great
triumph for the ST. Dominics. as the
Hartford team was one OF the two
teams to defeat ST. Dominick last year.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.
Two Clubs Tied for HonOrs IL
Newly Formed Circuit.

The opening week of the Interbureau
League shows the Staff and Ordinance
teams tied. close race is expected as
all of the teams are of uniform strength.
The players are showing lots of pep"
and, although the league is not as strong
as some of the other amateur circuits,
they play a good brand of ball.
The schedule for the week follows;
Monday. Staff vs.. Ordinance; Tuesday.
.. NJ. VS.. A. G. o.: Wednesday. Eng. VS..
staff: Thursday. Ordinance VS.. Q. NJ. :;
Friday. A. G. o. VS.. Eng.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
Traffic Beats Transportation IL
Good Game. 10 to IL.

The Southern Railway League ended
yesterday its first week Of playing with
a game between Traffic and Transpor-
tation. the game being won by Traffic
by the score of IL to l.
The outlook for this new orEaniza-
tion is considered very bright. and I'M
stinted praise should he given the Of
ficers for their work in forming the
league. Each team is attractively at
tired in new uniforms and make very
good appearance on the field.
The features Of Yesterdays game
were the batting Of Eastwood and
Crymes and a difficult catch by Cen
ter Fielder Rhodes. of Transportation.
MONDAYS game will he played between
Rookkeepers and Purchasing. Score:
LIE AEEII' AR L. Il 20 \ L
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GOVERNMENT .EAGUE.
Marine Club Trims Navy Team by
20 to 4 Count.

Marines disposed of the Navy team
in the Government League yesterday,
20 to 4. getting three runs In the nrst,
and never being in danger thereafter.
Burns. on the mound for the win
ners was in great shape. allowing only
fve hits. no two coming in the same
inning. ..
wyszynskrs running catch of Gold
stein in the eighth was beauty.
cutting of a sure triple. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
POTOMAC LEAGUE.
st. Theresa Club Fails to Appear
for Game with Drillery.

President Marburr made a ten-strikc
when he landed the fast Drillery team
for his league. The team is sure to be con-
tenders for the pennant, having such men
as Hassenstab. Rheinert. Stevens. Luber.
and Mccoy on the club.
Drillery was awarded the first game in
which they were scheduled to play yester-
day. when St. Theresa was able to place
only six men on the field when time was
called.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
ROSEDALE LEAGUE.
Gibraltar Trims st. Paul by Il 10
4 Count.

The Gibraltar Club handed ST Paul n
Il to 4 beating today. timely hitting and
base running. coupled with loose fielding
being responsible for most of the win
ners' runs. Viehmeyer, Sheehsn and Nc
Philomy. with three hits apiece. fes-
tured with the sticf Paterson. though
touched up for eleven hits, kept them
scattered and was seldom in danger.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interior club Trims Farmers. 10 to
y. in Loosely Played Game

Interior handed Agriculture a 10 &c .
beating in yesterdays Departmental
League game. Although reaching Bis
chof for ten hits against Interiors total
OF four safeties. ASGies piled up rifteen
miscues and virtually made a sift OF the
game. Score:
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
Hamilton A. c. Trims steel Plant
nv to 4 Count.

The Hamilton A. c. defeated the
strong Steel Plant team yesterday by
score of to 4. Bush for the winners
had everything his way. easing up
after the fifth inning. Farrell and
Custom carried the honors with the
stick Score.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERN ATIONAL.

4, Providence TnTrn to. 0: Providence. !
Al JeTs'y Iry MoHtrcaI. 5. Jsr~F~ 'Ity. /
X. Richmond ufaIu. s; Richmond, =.
AZ Newark Rochest,r s. Newark. I.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
Results of Games in the Amateur LeaguesGo and Other
RESULTSIN AMATEUR LEAGUES
TECHNICAL WINS.
Defeats Board of Trade Nine In
SIuxfest, 10 to p.

In its opening game of the season
the Board of Trade team lost a loosely
played contest to Technical High
School. 10 to ..
catch by Psrdoe against the right
iield bieaehers was the feature. Score
BOARD Of TRADE AR r. n 20 A. y
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
/ NERICaN AS>oCISTION

\. Columbus ',Iumhus l. ,1c'e'r'd. y.
~ INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis :; L',Ls.h!s. '
4; Milwaukee Milwaukee. :. ksnsss CITY. !.
Al Ninneapohs-M inneAyoliS, !; ST. Paul,
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
Tigers Defeat Kaisers.

The Ts.r defeated the hai~ers u - . in
fas game the NorunenI Grounds Nrsier
d.y The features 1t the game the hitting
| # Barrett and wIlh-r. for the wlnncrs Score
! kAlsr-s ......... ............. 900 Q = q 3
T,Scrs Observation-Disclosures. cs So la
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

Great Britains heavyweight. is com
ing TO America and will meet all
the contenders for Jess Wizards title
at the Brighton Reach sporting Club.
Moran, who will attempt TO hght his
way TO the championship. is ri pres
ent showing in the music halls in Eng
land. and soon as his tour is FIN
ished will come here to box the leading
American heavyweight
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
GET EVEN BREAK.
Buffalo Loses First Game. q to .
and Trims st. Louis, to z.

Buffalo. May S-Buffalo and 50. Louis
broke even In a double header here today.
the visitors winning the first to ana
the Buffeds the final to >.
Groom won his own game with a sin
gle in tie ninth inning in the initial con-
test. Ford held St. Louis well in hand
in the nightcap. Scores:
Ri y.
=, Lnui. ......... 5000. % I-6 10 0
IrslC..-.-........... 0 | -
Patterns pIaTL. ,irUom. ard Chapman; srruz.
Ehrrkc Mar +ltIL and Allcn. UmIiTes-Messra
JOhnsOre and fyfe.
Second GAME
n. L.
=, J.-r,- oIaol oe-s l
Tu-,,o .-........ o Ok
Eac;eric-- 'raudaII and HeTtlsy: Ford, Bct,erf.
AUsu. and BI3ir. umpies-MsarA Johnsions and
F.ta
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Cardinals, IL; Columbia, 8.

The Cardinals made a runaway OF to-
days game, winning easily by the score
of II TO 8. Riston pitched we'll for the
Cardinals. allowing but FIVE hits. Today
the Cardinals play the strong Marines at
slS Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
K Street Juniors Win.

TIE X Street Juniors defeated the TERRIERS N
c'0>- ard exciting srrue ~ the scor~ ~ 20
! The feature Of the game beinS the great rtch-
i1S ~ Gable Who fame ten q the hand hitII2s
Terriers
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

Invitations have been issued for the an
nual spring invitation Solf tournament of
the Chevy chase Club. which will be held
this month.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
TYpEwR1rERs ARE BEATEN.
Brookland 4. G. Trims Renaington
Company In Good Game.

The Brookland A. C. defeated the
Remington Typewriting Company in q
one-sided contest at BrookIand yester-
day. Hill pitched good ball for the
Brooklanders. Hashington's home run
in the third was the feature of the
game Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

Star outhslGrr "f Brooklyn Federals.
who stirred up - big noise by jumping
the independents to the %ew York
Giants.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
WHALES ARE BEATEN.

Newark. Nav S-About $500 fans
turned out this afternoon to celebrate
Joe Tinker day" and saw Newark de-
feat the Chicago Whales by to o.
Tinker was presented with a big
bunch of flowers before the game.
Moseley lost his control in the third
and walked three men, but got il hack
in time to fan ZwiIIinS for the third
out with the bases full. Thereafter
he was inVincible. Mcconnell was hit
smartly in the FIRST two innings and
when he frightened up it was too late.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09
EAST WASHINGTON LEAGUE.

Reformat ton Club Forf-its to Fifth
Team.
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The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

The new clubhouse and grounds of
the Bannockburn Golf Club having been
formally opened for the use of club men,
bers. the grounds at Chevy Chase will
he given PIP on June /, and Secretary ID.
l. Hazard has sent out a notice advis-
ing all club members to empty their
lockers at the old course before that
date.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

JOhnsOre and tyfe.
SECOND GAME
The Washington herald., 1915-05-09

The first tournament Of the season over
the course of the Hermitage Golf Club
vas started yesterday. Col. James r..
Branch has presented a handsome silver
loving cup to be played for by the men,
bers of the club.