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The Washington times., 1915-07-12
Asquith Watches
RepuLSe of Germans
With Lord Kitchener, Premier
Sees Heavy Fighting North
Of Ypres.

LONDON. July .-.-Lord Kitchener
and Premier Asquith witnessed the re-
pulse OF German counter-attack
against the British lines north of
fpres on July Z. an "eye-witness"
statement declared today.
From Ypres they we're driven north
ward to the Belgian front and con-
ferred with King Albert. In a two
days tour along the battle front, Lord
Kitchener inspected practically the
whole British expeditionary force and
some French units.
The Washington times., 1915-07-12
Victim Pays 4SO Per Cent
Interest on Loan of $50

CHICAGO. July 12-Four hundred and
eighty per cent interest annually on a
loan Of $50. was the rate loan sharks
charged James A. Bryant. a negro. ac-
cording to admissions they made in
court to Federal Judge Lands.
Bryant said he borrowed the money
two months ago. had paid part Of It
back, and still owed $lo9, Judge Lands
continued the case.
The Washington times., 1915-07-12
Germany's War Prisoners
Fight Great Turf Fires

AMSTERDAM. July 12-Several great
turf fires have broken out In Germany,
southwest of Hanover. and war prison.
ers and German troops have been sent
to fight the flames. according to Osna-
bruck dispatches today.
The village of Mchalken. between
Wittlchenau and Geisholz, is threat
ened with destruction. and has been
evacuated. The villages of Hoyerswer-
da and Dubring are in great danger.
Flames are sweeping Schvegenmoor.
The Washington times., 1915-07-12
St. AIMS Church to Give
Lawn Fete Tomorrow

The congregation Of st. Ann's Church
will give a lawn fete on the lawn Of the
church In Wisconsin avenue tomorrow.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. In
charge Of booths will be Mrs Charles
P Neil. Miss Margaret Callahan. Miss
Ada Poor. Mrs. Voigt. Miss Mary Hick-
ey and Miss Catherine Curran.
The Washington times., 1915-07-12
F. D. Roosevelt Able
To Quit Hospital Soon

Within a week or ten days Assistant
Secretary F. D. Roosevelt will be able
to be removed to his home from the
Naval Hospital where he Is GONZALES
cling from an operation for appendicitis.
His attending physician today gave
s~AAnEaRing reports of his condition.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
ANNEX A. c. ORGANIZING.

The Annex A. c. are organizing a football team for the season and a number of fast players are coming out to try for the team. Many of last seasons men will be on hand and several men who have made a name for themselves with other teams are expected to join the squad at the first practice. Among them are Fratton formerly of the champion Nutmeg team; Gibney, formerly of the High school team and others of equal reputation. All candidates are requested to report for practice Thursday evening at '7:30 at the corner of Church and Stanley streets. Teams about tn city and state de- siring games, address Arthur L.. Ackerstrom, 483 Park street, New Britain, Conn. Out of town games are preferred with teams averaging 1855 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
tgers Getting Ready.

Pn, Sept. 22.-Coach Rush ton was hard at work yes Bing to develop some sort bination to send against Tn on Saturday. For the If of an hour he kept his m the driving morning rain
 scrimmage, and went at it the afternoon under more
 weather conditions. The
 scrimmage was by far the Ind hardest fought of the Id lasted three-quarters O.:
 It was preceded by a short practice and general work Iity selection has been made B none has been attem pted, coaches undoubtedly will Rttle on one combination to- york with that for better or t looks at present as though be used as quarter, although
 been running the so-ca1led all the recent. scrimmages. prObably will be utilized at i'd of at end, which position
 last year and during his ol days at Exeter. Billy
 shown up we'll and would bloody by starting at the
 Cyril Haas and Mathia- r to be the logical choices K. On the line, Red Gen. ITS to be a fixture at center, sey, Bill Love and Lamb Undoubtedly will alternate lard positions. MacLean be@ should be the starters hyhil1 and H. B. Brown are likely choice for ends, with ighley and Wilson coming b relieve them. The first he sturdier combination. batter two are speedier. Red
 appeared on the field for
 me yesterday but the good his arrival was somewhat
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
LEADERS TAKE TWO
 MORE IN FINAL DASH
Pounding the Ball in Savage Fash ion Gains Victories for PhilieS

St. Louis, Sept. 21.-The Phillies added two more taps to their pennant pole yesterday, grabbing both ends of a double bill from the Cardinals, to and to 1. Doak was hit hard in the opener, while Luderus sluggeG the leaders to victory in number two. Luderus drove in the first run off Meadows with a double and in the fifth he put the ball into the right field seats with one on. In the two games Bancroft reached first in nine out of ten times up. The scores
 First Game.
 r. h. e. Philadelphia =. 1O32OO11O-s 10 1 St. Louis ...... 01O0O02O0-3 Il o Batteries-McQuillan and Burns; Doak, Boardman and Snyder and Roche.
 Second Game. Philadelphia =. OO112OO2O-6 g 0 St. Louis ...... 000000100-1 2 Batteries-Demaree and Burns; Meadows, Lamline, Niehaus and Snyder.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
j"GABBT" CR9L9TH h,

Philadelphia, Sept. 22.-Like the elevator man, we all have our "ups and downs" m life. Consider ,the case Of Gsvvy Cravath, outfielder and siugger of Pat Moran's "PhlyinS Phillies.' Five years ago Cravath was considered too old for the big leagues, and he drifted to the Minn- eapolis American association club. For three years he remained with that team until his reputation as a long distance sticker came to the notice of the Philadelphia management, anu
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
@;0(SS &!SH1 !l;!:! J!

There will be no Michigan Harvard affair this season, but the opportunity for a wonderful argument is at hand with Cornell meeting both. By using the comparative scores in the Cor nell-Harvard and Cornell Michigan games at least three important points can be proved beyond doubt
 1. That Michigan is better than Harvard.
 g. That Harvard is better than Michigan.
 5. That comparative scores mean less than nothing at all.
 'Hughey, Ty and Sam made a game, gallant stab for the top, which gets them exactly 0 and 0 per. cent. of the world series split.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

modified by the announcement that Buzz Law is i'll at present and will not be able to play for week or two, while Eberstadt is eliminated for gcod because of parental objections. Tibbots has been sick and :. Driggs absent for the last two days. r4
 The practice tomorrow will be held iD>the stadium, as the coaches wish to give the men a chance to become accustomed to it's peculiarities in wind currents and light effects. =
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
rd Beats Scrubs.

Mass, Sept. 22.-Har- ball squad played the part Les on the Freshman Field
 fternoon, scrimmaging in LIE more tha,r-a hour, fol-
 1g blackboard instruction,
 little progress. The
 led twice against the
 1ainly because of superior
 e the regulars put on the 2r the first time, were
 nome steady gains by the
 back Watson was out ran his team better than |1ttes did yesterday, but the |I& was unsteady as a rule, of the backs except Mahan ke end gains. Enwright 1.-two scores when close to X goal.
 'erence in the early season s of this years material in Q last years squad was K glaring fashion. Harte rtis, the ends, who returned were tried out, and their p the first string means that wings surely will be heavier |year. This will handicap sons open game-a game majority of the coaches be-
 have to be developed if s to continue to be a steady fer Yale and Princeton.
 vas no more morning prac- Z and Thursday the team nto the stadium f. secret
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
GLENDALES WANT GAMES.

The Glendale football team has or ganized for the season and is anxious for games with good teams about the state. The local team will have the services of many of last years stars and number of promising recruits will also try for places on the team. Teams wanting games, address Man. ager Charles Burns, 424 Main street, New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
PIRATES DRAFT MADDEN,

,Pittsburg, Sept. 21.-The .Pittsburg National league baseball club an- nounced yesterday that Outfelder Eugene Madden of the Galveston, Texas league club, had been obtained by the Pirates in the draft held at Cincinnati last week. s..
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

he was promptly signed to a Philiv contract. Now Gavvy is one of the nost valuable men in Pat Moran's squad. As Alexander is the mainstay ot the Phillies' defense, Gavvy is the most potent factor of their 0f- fensc, and his long drives have broken ur as many bali games this season as those of any man in either of tt,e major leagues He is the seasons nome run king.' having twenty-two already 10 his credit, ad he hopes to hopes to add few more to the total before the final curtain.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
HOLLY GOES TO CUBS,

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Ed. Holly, who played half of the present season as shortstop for the Pittsburg Federal baseball club and was released, was yesterday signed for the Chicago Na- tional League team by Manager Bres- nahan >-
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
Indians Work Out New Plays.

Carlisle, Penn, Sept. 22.-In pre- paration for Saturdays contest against the Lebanon Valley eleven, the coaches in the Carlisle Indian School football team gave the Varsity two new plays. For the first time this season the coaches gave individ-
 (Continued on Ninth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
Tanks and Browns Divide.

New York, Sept 22.-Phrenology is the bunk. Nobody can tell by the size or the shape of the head. Cy Pieh who wears a No. cap, caught by Leslie Nunamaker, shut out the Browns yesterday with two hits Ray Caldwell ably handled by Alexander, the best catcher the Yankees have had in ten years was torn down from behind by an avalanche of swats Pien hogtied Koob one of the most prom ising young tossers of the season, to to score in the first game of the double header at the Polo grounds. Sims fresh from the shub- bery of Charleston, w. Va, outpitched the renowned Slim Caldwell in the second game. Sim didn't go as far as Slim. Weilman relieved him in the seventh. His withdrawal was no mat ter of necessity. He probably coulH have carried his to advantage to the end. This was the final count
 Score:
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
|ES TWICE
 lB ELEVEN Goes Over Line TOuChdOWnS

Conn, Sept. 22.-To Captain of the Yale he honolti of scoring downs of the football ad across the scrub
 IS position at left
 he ball twice. The
 Int the scrubs three mt being able to score
 Wilson's touch d the entire tallying. 11nusual amount of Inc Interference was o the coaches.
 the squad practised eavy rain. The gates led this afternoon, and hat they would be very day this season. Ehe only lineup change pticll of Jim Sheldon, left guard, displacing, Fer oarsman.
 ae cooler weather this 1nInaging lasted twen- he lineup: Left end,
 le "Chub" Sheldon;
 fIdon; center, Way;
 light tackle, Won
 en quarter back,
 back, Captain Will ack, Scovil; full back, Versity of Maine game ofhcials will be: Ref Tufts, Brown; umpire, hart, Dartm outh;. lines ergen, Princeton; extra King, West Point. ;,
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
A Farewell Victory.

Cincinnati, Sept. 21.-After the first inning Cincinnati could do nothing with Barnes, while Boston punched hits which, coupled with errors, gave them to ? victory in the last
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
GAMES TO-DAY.

National League. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
Federal League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Pittsburg- -Brooklyn-Cold weather. Philadelphia S-6, St. Louis 3-1. New York 5-3, Chicago 4-5. Boston 4, Cincinnati 2.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
Johnson Holds ,Em Safe.

Washington Sept. 22.-Washington had little trouble defeating the Chica- go White Sox by to l here yesterday afternoon, batting Faber hard throughout, while Walter Johnson al- lowed but seven hits and kept tnem well scattered. Johnson led the sen- ators with the stick, coming through with pair of singles and triples out of four times at bat.
 Score:
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

Lear, Dale, McKerney and Wingo, Split Even.
 Chicago, Sept. 22.-The Giants and Cubs played a lot of hit and miss helter skelter baseball yesterday, baseball from indifferent to first class, such as two teams clashing for noth- ing more inspiring than last place might be expected to play. They broke even. The Giants won the first game to 4; the score of the second was to 8 in favor of the Cubs.
 (First game.)
 r. h. c.. New York ..... ..O3011OOO0-5 il 8 Chicago ...... .O1O0OOO03-4 10 8 Batteries-Perrit Tesreau and Doo- in; Vaughn, Wright and Bresnahan.
 (Second game.)
 r. h. e.. New York .21OOOOOO- II 0 Chicago ..31OOOOO1x-5 8 Ratteries-Palmero, Ritter and Meyers; Lavender and Archer.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
Federal League.

Federal League. Chicago 6-9, Newark, 4-6. St. Louis 5, Baltimore 2. Kansas City 4, Brooklyn 1. Pittsburg ?, Buffalo 1.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
SEVENTEEN MEN CAN'T STOP TIGERS Connie Mack Tries Out a Number
 Of ROOkieS-CObb Features

Philadelphia Sept. 22.-In a weird ball game Detroit won the first of thex series from the Athletics yesterday by 7 to 5. Manager Mack used seven- teen men, having five pitchers in the game. Of these Majors made the best showing. Detroit made twice as many errors as the Athletics, but they were not as costly as the home teams. Cobb's hitting and base running fea- tured.
 Score:
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
American League.

Detroit 7, Philadelphia 5. Washington 7, Chicago 1. New York 3-3, St. Louis 0-5. Cleveland-Bos
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

Only two games scheduled.
 American League. Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Washington.
 Federal League. Baltimore at St. Louis. Newark at Chicago. Brooklyn at Kansas City. Buffalo at Pittsburg.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

atteries-Loudermilk Oldham, and Stanage; Bush, Bressler, KnowI- son, Majors, Morrissette and McAvoy and Lapp.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

First Game
 r. h. e. St. Louis ....... 0O000000O-0 2 g. New York ..... 00OO120Ox-3 g ? Batteries-Koob and Leary; Pieh and Nunamaker. q Second Game
 r. h. e. St. Louis .. 000O41000-5 10 8 New York ..... 0002001O0-3 6 O Batteries-Sims Weilman and Ag- new; Caldwell and Alexander.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

game of the final series here this season. The score:
 Boston .02o1ooOo1-4 g 0 Cincinnati ...z.. 2OOOOOOO0-2 ' j2
 Batteries-Barnes and Whaling; Lear, Dale, McKerney and Wingo,
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22
Great Sayings of Great Men.

Great Sayings of Great Men.
 Batteries for the first game Alexander and Killifer."-P. Moran.
 I never knew a cellar was deep and dark and cold. .''-C. Mack.
 Well, Caesar, Alexander and Ma rolcon got theirs, too. John Me Graw.
 Money can buy everything except what you want."-C. Comiskey.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

Detroit and Brooklyn or Boston may yet meet in the forthcoming world series, and tomorrow some one may slip us a million, minus an l. O. U.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

Yale football prospects are begin ming to look up early, for not even Charley Brickley can stand at Johns Hopkins and kick a field goal in Cambridge.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-22

Still, we can hardly wait for late autumn to arrive in order to peruse the daily scores of the two picked clubs that are scheduled to tour the West with the big series. It is only by force of an iron will that We can restrain ourselves until this barn. storming series swings under way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19
A Word to the Ladies

a Word to the Ladies
Ladies, make mistake selecting Ofedinper
Cigars present for the finest cigars
sod in Washington.
The Oterdnger Store conducted along lines of the finest
retail stores The clerks polite and rely
what they tell you.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
HACHTTA ITEMS


Mrs. Baylor Youngs and daugh-
ter have been spending some days
here. They returned home We'd
nesday morning.
Miss tina Worthington is in
town.
A, j. Fitch has a new Buick.
Mrs. H. D. Parker has returned
home from Deming.
Mrs. McGaughy and daughter
Beryl returned home from their
vacation trip to Mississippi Mon
day night. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. McGaughy's mother
and sister
The new troop of soldiers arrived
here Monday. The old troop leaves
Wednesday for Douglas.
Mrs. William Saunders is spend
ing a few days with M. M. Saun-
ders and family.
Captain Leary and family left
for Douglas Saturday.
The Mercantile Store is being i'm
proved by some paint. Mr.. Eddy
is doing the work.
Several members of the old troop
Of soldiers gave an entertainment
in connection with the moving pic
ture show last Saturday night.
Their program consisted of reci-
tations, vaudeville sketches, and
music, and was enjoyed by good
crowd.
The officers Of the Cattle Sani-
tary Board have arrested two or
three of the citizens from the low
er part of Grant county and are
going to take them to Lordsburg
for trial. How is that? In doing
so they are passing two justices,
one here and one below. What is
the reason, are the ]. P.'s incompe-
tent? The citizens who elected
them didn't think so, or are the
officers of the c. S. 3. the judges
in the case?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
IN THE JUsvICE COURT


Four dusk residents of the Ha-
chita underworld were arraigned
before Justice of the Peace c. W.
Marsalis in this city Saturday af-
ternoon. The charges against them
were complicated, being q mixture
of disorderly conduct, selling booze
without license and other Of
lenses. The "lad!es" were adorned
in silks and satins and was "some"
motley crowd as they plead mot
guilty" The case was then tried
and the women were given go days
or $50 fine. One colored gentleman
in the bunch paid his fine and
skipped, The females decided they
were innocent so took 60 days in
the county Jail. After arriving in
Silver City they decided they were
guilty so paid a fine of about S65
each and left.
Earl Casen of Hachita was
brought before Justice Marsalis
charged with defacing 4, a brand.
He waived examination and was
bound over awaiting the action of
the fall grand jury under $500
bond.
Ameleano Terror was given a
90-day sentence Tuesday afternoon
for obtaining mail and baggage
under a false impression, repre-
senting himself to the express Of
ficials as another individual.
j. H. Hunter and Miss Blanche
Burnette were married Tuesday
evening by Justice Of the Peace c
w. Marsalis. Mr.. Hunter is AZ
expert auto-repairman and th'
bride is popular young lady WHIT
recently came here.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
BAND WILL GIVE BIG SHOW

Saturday night at the Star thea
ter the Lordsburg Brass Band will
give a big concert in connection
with the regular. run Of a special
movie feature of three reels. The
proceeds Of the show will be ap-
piled toward maintaining the band
and everyone should turn out and
give the boys a hig send-of.
There will be six selections by
the band and the following special
ties: Violin solo by Prof. Mead; /;
vocal solo, DR.. Crocker; instruc-
mental quartet, Messrs. Mead,
Sphinx, Williams and Gass; cornet
Solo by Prof. w. G. Mead ! vocal
solo, Joe Nygren.
The show promises TO be one OF
the best ever staged by local tai
ent. The band is materializing
wonderfully under the supervision
OF Prof. Mead and it should be fos-
tered by the people of Lordsburg.
Popular prices will be charged Sat
urday night and every person in
Lordsburg should be in attendanql
to show the boys that their efforts
are appreciated.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
state Lard Going

According to Robert P. Ervein,
Commissioner of public lands, in
courteous response TO inquiries
made by the local y. S. commits
sioner, practically no land is left
for State selections. Mr.. Ervien
says, "Outside the land which we
have held up for selection or the
tract where we agreed to, select
when the land is surveyed. and
which amounts to about 10000
acres, we will still have in the
neighborhood of $4,000 acres
which we are selecting for all old
appliootions, leaving practically
none for new applications"
ANY persons who are planning to
mako State selections should do so
Immediately as the $500 an acre
offer may be withdrawn at any
time.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

The Mint Club has installed an
electric piano which is proving
quite an attraction.
James P. Rainbolt Of Duncan
transacted land business here the
latter part of the week.
AL Wright has received a patent
on his homestead. Proof was made
several months ago before the To-
cal u. S. Commissioner
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
Serial No. 04190 Co.'test No. 32l
NOTICE or CONTEST

Serial No. o496 Contest No. s2lG
NOTICE or CONTEST
Dpartment of the Interior United States
Land Office at Las Cruces. II. NJ. July 2s, 1915.
To James H. Cray. Of Hachita, N. NJ, Con-
testee:
You are hereby notified that Troy Bran
non, who gives Playas n NJ. as his post-
office address, did on June sO 1916 file in this
office his duy corrcboratcd application 20 con-
test and secure the os7esl'ntoH Of YOUR hoaia-
stead Entry No. 04lo6, Serial No. oiloO. made
Ma-ch o. 1910. Tor NEA, S1ctioon H. Town
ship 2s s., Range II w. N N p Meridian, and
A. ryrouudi for his cnnte-t he alleges that said
jgmes II. Gray. who made Il. f. no. 0ii9O on
/ March 5. 1910 for Aforementioned land, Fas
/ no improvements on ca:d land, nor has he rosid-
I'd on rod lapd during the two years pre-
oeding this application. Grounds for contest,
/ Abandonment.
You are therefore further notified that tho
said allegations will be taken as confessed
and your said entry win be cancelled without
| further right 70 be heard either before thi'
office or on approval. II you fail to hle IN this
office within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication OF this notice. shown below
your answer. under cath, specifically respond
ing to these allegations of contest. together
with due proof that you have served copy o
your answer on the said contestant. either Il
person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the nam
OF the poat office to which you desire fbtar
notices to be sent to you.
John L. burnside Register.
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