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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
3 Attractive Wool Goods Specials

40 Pieces of Beautiful New PaidsMedum and dark color
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AZ and 81 inches wide; sale yard ESQ and ST 4S
Handsome New Scotch Mixures-54n WIDE in the popular
shades of blue and brown 2 pieces just received choice
values at yard 81 .4S and 81 SO
100 Pieces Of New Fall Dress French Pom
ns Serges Taffcta Dagonas Fancy Mixtures Plads etc
Special at ............ ......... 4SG 7SH and 0Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Ladies' Silk GIo0es, 29c
The SOC Quality

Plain colors-black with
white stitching, white with
black stitching, two-button
lengths.
Ladies' Chamoisette Gloves, 16-
button length. 81 values, 40G
White with black stitching,
also plain white; all sizes.
Ladies' Silk Hose
Best makes all silk or silk with
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Doe Fibre silk Hose, in all col
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ChildreR's 25c Quality Hose,
0Oc Fibre SILK Hose, in all col
ors, at, pair ........2 9c
Children's Fancy Silk and Mer-
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at. pair ............12hc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

A CARLOAD or EXTRA FANCY An
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PEAcKE9 FOE MONDAY.
Raoked In Bu8hel Baskets, tia first
We have had this year.
Monday, per buGhOl ............ el.lB
The Best Gar for This Season
Bluo Plums ............. Ell .O8
sushsl boxes, Esasy y Ftistt Pear. Si.Ss
Morse narlt Grapes, basket. $50. $50
NteAsf eoA .ooo
THE VEQEFAHLD MARKET or
oMANA ron IKE PEoPLB.
Sweet Corn. per dozen. .s.........l5 o
Z punches Fresh Beets or Carrots Sc
3 lbs. Fancy Wax or Green Beans 100
punches Fresh Radishes or Onions. Sc
large heads Fresh Cabbage. So
4 large Green Peppers ............b Do
stalks Fresh Celery ............5 SO
Fancy Denver Caulinower 10. 100
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 10. ....... So
4 Cucumbers .................... g
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MSeLarsn.s Peanut Butter. 10, -. .ia1s
iershes's Breakfast Cocoa. ID. $50
The Rest Tea Strings. ID, ....... .1a1Ao
Golden santos Coffee. a fine drink. per
ron TIKI People.
The Best Creamery Butter. carton or
Fancy No. ! Country Creamery Butter,
per 10 .................. geo
The Best Dairy Table Butter. ID. $40
Good Cooking Butter. ID. ......... e9o
The Best No. l, strictly Fresh Eggs.
Fun Cream New York White, wisconsin
Cream or Young America, Full Cream
Cheese, 10. ......... 400
Neufchatel ChecaR. each ......G 80
Imported Swiss or Roquefort Cheese,
per 10. ..............-. ...... -. SOC
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n-ni 'sp~s quick WITH . Bee Want "A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
PLEASED WITH ACTION
ADOPTION of Amended Resolution
a. in Right Direction.

The directorate OF the Civic Assoc
citation OF Richmond. which has in
hand the planning OF a new form
of city government Tor Richmond.
yesterday expressed itself through
Executive Secretary George w Hog-
ers, as pleased with the action of the
Charter Commission Of the CITY Coun-
ell and OF citizens in its session Fri
day night IN adopting the resolution
calling for the election Of commits
sion Of seven to frame new charter.
The adoption of the resolution pre-
scented by W r, Meredith. though It
has been amended, is regarded as
step In the right dIrection--toward the
realization OF a better and more eff
eieut and economical form Of NUM-
opal control
Every body 1t seems to me. said
&r Rogers yesterday. "is working to-
gether ia harmony for the same end.
We are satisfied with a Charter Com
mission of seven. although we named
nine ia the resolution offered by w.
Il Meredith The Charter Commits.
sion a really the main issue Of the
entire movement for an improved city
government. Il is che crux of the
entire idea ami places the power with
the people, where II rtEhtfuliy belongs.
and affords them the opportunity OF
adopting charter that will be IN
keeping with the growth and devet-
opmeut OF the city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
FINE FOR HIS HONOR
BUT BAD FOX THE CITY

Justice CrutchfieId was present at
the meeting of the Charter Changes
Committee Friday night and was. at
the close Of the meeting asked to
state his position OF the proposed
charter change providing for nagis-
terial courts at the station houses. He
said;
1t would relieve me Of great
amount OF work But it would prove
very costly 10 the city. The Police
Court Is now turning more than s2o,-
900 n year into the City Treasury. II
takes people 10 look after the books
and the paraphernalia. II would
confuat matters considerably, l be-
Ieve. We would get names and &C
confuse matters considerably, | be-
would not be relieving the officers of
the time they now want, which be
longs TO them. IT would relieve me,
personally Hut ! am not looking for
that sort OF relief"
The resolution had already been
acted upon. and will be Incorporated
in the general paper. The resolution
was introduced by Councilman Ciar-
ence Seaton It gives the Council the
right at any time to establish such
courts as proposed. hut does not re-
quire their establishment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
GLOBE RESTRAINED
FROM VICIOUS ATTACKS
Wife of Premier Asks Court to Pro.
tect Her From Dastarv1iy Attacks
of Newspaper.
CONTINUED FOR A YEAR
ntsgracefni Persecution Maintained
by London Sheet Against Mrs. As
quitit--another Paper Forced To
Make An APOLOGY.

London. Dec. 1s.--Mrs. Herbert II.
Asquith. wife Of the premier. APP
peared In the Chancery Court today
and asked for an order 20 restrain the
Globe, which recently resumed publ
edition after being suspended by the
censor for attacks on the government.
from publishing alleged libels against
her.
Mrs Asquith's counsel said that for
the past fortnight the Globe has de-
hberately pursued her with accusa-
tons OF disloyalty and association with
German prisoners at bennington Hail.
The statements did not mention Mrs
Asquith by name. but spoke Of the
wife of cabinet minister" and suf
ficient evidence was given. in the
view OF the counsel to show that Mrs.
Asquth was the woman to whom ref
erenCe was made
she has been described as q traitor
and a disgrace to her sex" her coun-
sci went on. and has been attacked
In the most oppropbrious terms.
These attacks were Systematically and
inadvertently maintained. and were
suspended only after the writ had
been issued
Continuing, the counsel said that
the persecution of Mrs, AsQWth" had
been gong ON Tor nearly year, nav
ing been begun last spring in another
newspaper. which the defendant
doubtless would say was OF "a lower
class than the Globe" This other
paper, he said, had to apologize pub
lieiy and TO pay. at Mrs Asquith's re-
quest, $500 to the Red Cross fund,
The same persons VINO disseminated
the alleged libels through the Glove
he said, sent sheaves OF anonymous
letters to Mrs. Asquith and imputa-
tions against her We're made in social
circles confession had been OBJ
tanned, he said. from one OF the par
ties TO these gross libels which were
calculated to shake confidence in the
ad administration.
The defendant asked for post
ponement, to which Mrs. Asquith' :
counsel objected Finally. the news
pa per undertook TO refrain from pub
fishing anything affecting the case,
and court adjourned the matter until
Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
SOUTH BOSTON NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond Njrginian.)
South Boston. Va. Dec. 1s.--Cards
have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Henderson, Of New Ferry. an
nouncing the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Eula Henderson,
TO Mr.. j. Robert FerriIl, OF this city.
the ceremony to take place at the
home Of the bride-elect on Wednes-
day. January IL. at $50 o'clock.
Mrs ]. V. Thompson. who has been
in Richmond for several weeks, un-
der treatment, has returned to her
home on Upper Main Street
one of the delightful affairs Of the
week was the informal reception on
Thursday evening at the home of Dr..
and Mrs. J. Nc. Slower, on upper
Main Street the feature of the oc-
casion being an elegant dinner Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs, s. r. Gill
Hand, Mr. and Mrs. ]. O. watkins,
Mr. and Mrs. IL. b. Gates, Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Friend. DR. and Mrs.
George A Slower and Mrs. Hawke.
Christmas cantata. entitled
Foxy Santa" will be given by the
Young people Of the Baptist Sunday
school III the church auditorium next
Thursday evening at s o'clock. under
tina direction Of Mrs. E, G. James.
C. f. Geoghegan. OF Chase City, was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
WEST POINT.

Special To The Richmond Virginian,)
West Point. Va. Dec. 1S.--Misses
Marjorie and Inez Palmer spent the
week end with friends in Midlothian.
Miss Marion Lewis, who has been
the house guest of her brother,
John Marshall Lewis, in Gloucester.
has returned home
Mr. Arthur Neustat leaves this week
for New Y DIRK city to Join Mrs. Neu-
stat and the children, who have been
spending he fall with Mrs Neustats
mother, Mrs. Russell They will re
turn home January g and open their
country place, Brick House." In New
Kent
Mrs George Richardson delightfully."-
entertained the Auction Bridge Club
on Thursday afternoon. all the mem
hers being present except one. Mrs,
p. Il Bostic filling the vacancy
Captain and Mrs Westhury, Of
Washington y. G. viii arrive this
week TO he the Christmas guests of
their mother. Mrs. Edward Wi1kin-
son.
Mrs Morgan Treat and her three
daughters will open their West Point
home and spend the holidays here.
Mrs Treat will arrive from Richmond
this week.
Mrs +. S. Folkee and baby daugh-
ter have gone to Baltimore to he
with Mrs Folkes mother, Mrs. Web
ster. until spring.
Local commission men have
shipped thirty cars of holly from
West Point, between November "a
and December 10, to the markets of
the West and North
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
CHRISTMAS TRAVEL TO
Be HEAVY THIS YEAR
Holiday Rates On Railroads Effective.
southern Announces New Buffet
Car Service

All indications are that the holiday
travel in and out OF Richmond this
season viii be unusually large. The
travel has already begun and the out
going passengers will reach their
largest number about Christmas Eve,
as many employees at large Industrial
plants viii leave on that day
The Atlantic Coast Line, the Nor
folk and Western. the r.. f. q +. and
other roads operating south of the
Mason Dixon line put into effect yes
terday their holiday excursion fare
rates. These approximate from one
and one-half to one and two-thirds
the regular round trip fare
These tickets will be on sale 10 De-
cember rs and they have as final re-
turn limit January 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

wythevtlie's Present
Spectal to The Richmond Ntrginian)
Wytheville, Va. Dec. ls-Throuzh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

among Ahe visitors hsrs Friday.
r y Wayiand left Thursday 70.
Richmond, where he underwent IN
operation for appendicitis at one OF
the hospitals OF that city.
Miss Allah Morton. OF Richmond, ID
the guest Of Mrs. J. d. Fry, Main
Sweet.
Mrs. J. o. watkin. and children left
Yesterday for Keysvtlle, where they
will spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NALL are visit
ing relatives in Norfolk.
AIR. and Mrs. II. Curthert Scott, of
Farmyille, are visiting Mrs. SCOTS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. +. Thomp-
SON, on Moon Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fletcher, OF
Richmond. visnted friends at Hous-
ton this week, returning home Fri.
day afternoon.
Can't Rest Their Arms Yet.
Atlanta. Dec. lS.--Dr. George W.
Eichelberger. leader OF the victorious
prohibition cohorts and editor OF the
Commonwealth says that there will
be whole lot more fighting yet be-
fore prohibitionists can lay down their
weapons with assurance that their
triumph is permanent in Georgia.
magnificent work has been nc
complishcd by the Legislature, backed
by the people of the State, he says,
but he declares that the liquor forces
are already planning to try to elect a
Legislature which will shoot holes all
through the law just passed." and
that the liquor interests have already
picked out not only their local cmndi-
dates. but their man" for Governor
and even their candidates for Congress
sional offices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
FEDERAL RESERVE HANK
REDIsCOCNTs e7ls,e4i ~,

Commercial paper redIscounfed dur
ing the week just closed at the Rich
mond Federal Reserve Bank for the
member banks In the Fifth Federal
Reserve District totaled $71a.541,7&.
The resources of the bank at the close
OF the weeks business as shown In
the report made by Governor George
J. Eeay are s2l.725.o56.s Gold re-
serve against all liabilities Is q per
cent and against all liabilities. after
setting aside 30 per cent gold reserve
for Federal Notes outstanding is %
per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
DRAKPvs BRANCH.

Especial TO The Richmond Vtrginian J
brakes Branch. Va. Dec IL
Messrs George r Russell. W. IT, Pet
nm, Jr.. Miley Tucker. r. w. Payne
Matted Richmond the past week on
H3Miness
Mrs.. K. II Chalkley spent several
kSa In Richmond This week
k&aar. Joe Jackson. Of the V P ! ar
Mod In town on Friday TO be with
m people during the Christmas holt
Ss
r, q Cornell was in town several
SFs this week, from HcpewaI1
SMre. w TX. PAYNE spent a day or
& this week I'm Richmond.
Et9fiEe Meredith. who has been with
@I4ee Minnie c. Jackson during the
Srket millinery season, left for her home
RI Cambridge, Nd this week
E&There will be the regular election
6fstcers In Charlotte Lodge, geo. A..
&sHnd A NJ. at their regular stated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
~ psbsse ssstiAnsnt. = -

- aNNAAas4 Dabilc sfsttAaenL - -
required. gs
Another esses dsspisse creatsee steas
has bssn slSvased TO the plane ~ linz
portancs, ~. RedAsld expiAlnss ~ the
frog. There ~ Ne aAy n hi1 f~porS
now . widespread Interest IN the frog.
and = akillsd Investigator hae bees
detailed by the bureau to conduct
a searching inquiry into the feeding
habits. rate OF growth and conditions
of growth OF the cornmercial species"
Still another creature Of even . low
er order than the frog, the fresh water
mussel better known AZ the Mississippi
River clam, which for years was Of
80 little consequence AZ to attract
no attention whatever. is being given
substantial aid. The pearl button fac
tories have discovered that they can
not do without the Mississippi River
clam and his Numbers are diminishing
with astonishing speed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

the Mayor. the people Of wythevtile
have formally presented Mrs. Edith
Boiling Gait with beautiful miniatures
OF her father and mother. Judge aud
Mre. william II. Boiling They are the
work of Miss Ellen stuart, OF Wythe-
vile, a niece of General Jeb Stuart.
the famous Confederate general Miss
stuart is an artist of note, having
studied for several years In Dresden
and Paris and her work has been ex-
hibited In the French Salon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

communication on Monday night DE-
cember 20.
George b. RUSSELL attended in Rich.
mond thia week the state Normal
School Board, of which he n a mem
Der.
Charles A. ObsornN treaaurer-eiect
OF Keysville, was in town several days
this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24
new BOYS TRY
"Y" ATHLETICS

Two hundred and fifty new boy
members wero Initiated Friday aft.
ernoon and evening In the boys de.
partment OF the Y. NJ. c. A. as n
result Of the bounty OF several lead.
Ing business firms. After being or.
ganized into various clubs. the
boys took part IN swimming. run.
ming and baseball exercise.
Out OF $50 contestants. William
McGlnnis Of the Clemmer Theatre
club won the 50-yari dash In Rs
seconds. Chauncey's ChamOs heat
Chauncey's Comets 10 a baseball
game: score. 5 TO 4. The Liberty
Sharks beat the Liberty Stars. II
20 8. During the afternoon and
evening the boys took TO the swim.
ming tank with their respective
clubs. James r. Roalt proprietor
OF the Rainier restaurant and bak.
cry. met with the Rainier Restau-
rant group in the living room OF
the Boys home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24
SEATTLE EVENS UP GAMES WITH TACOMA
MACS DENY PEACE RUMORS IN BASEBALL WAR
GIANTS even
up SCORE WITH
TACOMA TEAM

II was case OF locking the
stable door after some one had
copied the pony at Dugdale's park
Yesterday afternoon when Iron
Man Joe McGlnnity went 10 the hill
TO relieve Frambach In the fourth
inning. and. altho the old stager
put a stop to the swatfest. Seattle
got away with the contest with the
Tacoma Tigers hy score Of 10 ).
Johnson hit. cut the first ball Of.
fered by Al Bonner for two bags
and drew first blood fcr Tacoma In
the first frame hy scorlgg on WI.
sons long drive TO center.
Things went elnnx quietly until
the third. when Seattle opened a
box OF tricks. RAYMOND hit 20 cen.
ter. stole seconi anf went TO third
on Shea's Wild heaye. Beatty ann
bled and Rarth's hit was good for
two bases. scoring Raymond. Beat
" scored o. the tarowin OF Cad.
mans long nv. With Barth On
third. Kippert walked. and. with
Barth. put the double steal across.
Rarth scoring. Kippert pranccd
home with the fourth run on Bow.
cocks single.
Then II was that McGlnnlty as
sumed the burden.
The lead looked good. but not for
long. Tacoma came hack IN the
fourth and Browns liner was re-
sponsible for the two runs
With two out and two on. Young
Barth picked no his trusty
bludgeon In the fourth and sent a
screamer TO the outer garden that
was good for two bags aud which
cleaned the bases for two more
runs
Bonner was going so poorly in
the fifth that Raymond sent Rose
TO the mound. and that nerNy
youngster again demonstrated that
he knows his business. They
touched him nv for run In the
eighth when he made a Wild hesve.
but by that time the score was QUE
sided enough TO stand for a little
denting. and Rose settled DOWN
again and finished the game with
out further scoring against him.
II was a grewsone exhibition In
spots and II took two hours 10 fin
ish Il. but the fans had plenty OF
opportunity to cheer. Today the
same teams will meet az : O'Clock.
Ncivor will probably he sent TO the
hin by Tacoma and Kelly will be
given another chance TO display his
wares for Seattle.
The scOrr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24

It's the cleanest life and the freest
life. And there's lot OF money in
t."
And your three little girls!"
asked
The best wish could make for
them Is 10 have them get married
aud make some fellow as happy as
their mother makes me. I've got
no patience with husbands and
wives that are not happy and don't
love each other. the way TO be hap.
py IL to let You wife be the boss ="
Next" called the boy in the
wings at Hammcrsteina.
And In a minute iIig Jess was
out on the stage. Howls. whistles.
hysierical cheers and feet pounding
followed for good five minutes.
New York was welcoming the
champion OF the world,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24

why no,f" ! asked, FOR. TO bar
black hopes does no, seem TO me
TO be playing the game AZ Il should
be played
mot on account OF race pretu.
dicc'" Mig Jess answered. but on
account Of peace between the
races. After that fight at Reno
lots OF good Americans were Killed
in riots between the blacks and the
whites. don't want any blood on
my conscience. I'm man OF
peace Say. DO you know that. ex.
cep, for fights IN the ring. I'VE
NEVER HAD 4 FIGHT IN NY
LIFE.
Likes the efr1
\ Ike farming bcttsr tkan fight.
ing" tn. champion gonfided
That's what | want little less to
be when he grows up-R farmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24

CHICAGO. April 24--Both Ma
tional and American league Off
cials deny the mere fact OF their
being IN Chicago nj the same time
was any indication that the end Of
the baseball war In In sight. Pres
ident Gilmore was the Federal au-
thority who insisted that peace ru.
mors were without foundation. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24
LEWE WINS IN
GREAT FINISH
Results Yesterday

ntbbito ftbtNf0ay
Lewe, rs; cIiroy. "a (ef In
ninas).
BostwIek, rs; HelwIa. ~ 10 in
ninas).
shstIs. rs; Smith. ~ (s2 In
nlnas).
Sensational finishes marked the
play In the city championship
three-cushion billiard tournament
AT Brown a. Hulen's last night. n.
X. Lewe. trailing far behind John
ny Gilroy in the Glass y contest,
made run OF five 10 victory when
Gilroy had "a on his string, and
Charley Shatia defeated p. Smith.
90 10 "a. by collecting five points
by runs OF three and two with like
result.
c. A. Bostwick and II. l.. Helwig
put up stubborn battle. bonors
finally going TO the former In 20 In
nings. Bostwicks high run was
three.
The next TO last series OF play
begins next Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24
AGG|ES WIN

The Oregon Agricultural College
nine played circles around Gil
Dobie's Washington Warriors on
Denny field yesterday afternoon In
the opening game % the second
conference series. winning n 5.to-i
victory Washington was unable
TO connect with WllliamE' delivery
and he had th!ngs his own way
thruout the game. 30 Bryant start.
ed twIrllng for Varsity. but he had
nothing on the ball and vas rcllev.
cd by Murray The same teams
viii play this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24

iife'"
Big Jess smiled deprecatingly.
When he smiles. he shows big.
white teeth. that look as II they
could bite n horseshoe In two,
Well. she saved my life lots OF
timeG since then just by BEING
ALIVE" he said
Head Not S~elled
Say" he said earnestly. don't
make me out to have n swell head
haven't I'm glad this thing hap.
pcncd "a Il did for what 4, means
90 Hattie and the kids I'm clad |
fought the winning fight for the
supremacy OF the white race. am
goiaR 20 make n short tour OF the
world. And then I stand ready to
meet all the white hopes that want
to challenge me But 90 BLACK
hopes need apply"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24

California redwoods. Hut he II 40
lean. and. when he Is IN motion. so
graceful. that you do no, realize
that he is six and a half tcet high
when you are talking to him. even
II you are quite little woman like
me-
How big is your BIG BoSST' I
asked the champion.
She's about fiye.foot-seven. but
she weighs only i20 pounds" he
answered I'm never forget the
first time | ever saw her. II was
my frat knockout was driving
on n narrow road when a runaway
team came along"
Yes" interrupted. "and your
future wife and her father and
mother were in II. And you stop
ped the team and saved your wife's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24
TRAIN BOYS TO
SAVE LIVES

Boys in the Y. 81. G. A. boys
school are being taught this week
how 20 resuscitate a drowned per-
son. using both the Schaefer and
Sylvester methods. In order 10 re-
ceiye points, they must successfully
drag a comrade the full length Of
the tank.
Special attention has also been
given during the week to the be
ginners or ''Sinkables." The more
experienced swimmers are assist
ing the instructors in breaking in
the new contestants. Edward
Woodman is mentioned for the
most helpfulness shown 20 other
boys while around the tank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-24
SCHMIDT Gets
CHICKS COAT

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s--h.
though Heinrich Schmidt's great
performance In defeating Charles
Evans. jr.. in the fourth round OF
the Panamn-pacific Amateur Golf
championship made him a favorite.
most OF the gallery today followed
the match between II. Chandler
Egan and Harry X. y. Davis at the
ingieside links. Davis and the for
mer national champion teed off at
1895. five minutes after Schmidt
and +. n. Bankhead got under way
in the semifinai round. The win
ners OF today's matches will meet
in the finals tomorrow.