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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09
BIG WHEAT CROP

Washington, July 9.-Prospects of
billion bushel wheat crop this year
was increased during last month.
Basing its estimate on July / crop
conditions the department of agricul-
ture today placed the prospective to-
tai production at 100000 bush
els, compared with 950,0OO,00O
bushels, estimated from June l crop
conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09
BLIND LAWYER is SWORN IN
AS COUNSELOR AT LAW
'peciaI to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Trenton, July 9:-Lawyer Walter
Laurence Bacon, of Bridgeton, who
is totally blind and the only blind
lawyer in this state, has just been
sworn in by Chief Justice Gummers
as a counselor at law and has also
been appointed by Chancellor Wal
ker as a master in chancery. He was
admitted as an attorney at law in
1912. He has his offices in Phila-
delphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09

A sweet-smelling glue, always ready
for immediate use, may be made as
follows: Take one pound of common
glue, put in vessel with one and
one-half pints of salt water and allow
60 soften. Then one-tenth pound Of
salicylate Of soda is added, and the
whole dissolved together by heating.
This is a cheap gum substitute, and
useful for all household purposes. 1t
is strong cement and remains
liquid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09

Lawyer TO kicking client)-"Wen
have you at last decided to take my
advice and pay this bill Of miner
Client-"Yes' Lawyer-"Very we'll
ITO clerk William, add five dollars
TO Mr.. Smiths bill for further advice
Boston Transcript
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09
KEYPORT SUFFRAGE
SESSION TONIGHT
Will be Held on Lawn of Karl
MathiaSen ReSidenCe-Sev-
eraI Interesting Speakers.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, July 9:-In the interest
Of woman's suffrage a large meeting
is planned for tonight on the lawn of
the Karl Mathiasen residence in
Main street. The demonstration for
the votes for women cause Is the
second that Mrs. Karl Mathiasen has
held at her home. At the former
meeting Helena Berg, of Denmark,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09

Mans Learning.
There probably are men who
couldn't learn to loaf successfully,
but most of them would like to take
q few essons.-Atchison Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09
COMPLETE BEDROOM
SUITES

Consisting of bed, dresser,
chiffonier, toilet table, one
chair and one rocker.
Regular $4,000 Suites
Reduced to ........ $166.75
Regular $4,000 Suites
Reduced to ....... $1S3.5O
Regular $4,000 Suites
Reduced to ....... $4,000
Regular $4,000 Suites
Reduced to ...... s66.75
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09

DRESSERS
Regular $500 Dressers
Reduced to ......... $4,000
Regular $4,000 Dressers
Reduced to ........ $4,000
Regular $500 Dressers
Reduced to .,....... $4,000
Regular $4,000 Dressers
Reduced to ........ $26.75
Regular $500 Dressers
Reduced to ....... $3.50
Regular $4,000 Dressers
Reduced to ......... $4,000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-09

Reg. $500 Chiffoniers
Reduced to -. s3675
Reg. $500 Chiffoniers
Reduced to -. $4,000
Reg. $4,000 Chiffoniers
Reduced to ......... s26.75
Reg. $500 Chiffoniers
Reduced to ....... $3.50
Reg. $4,000 Chiffoniers
Reduced to ......... $1,000
Reg. $27.5O Chiffoniers
Reduced to ....... $3.50
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sslng: pure NO: ,year-olds and
upward: S1 furlongs. Orotund. lt CrapunI. > tn
10. to J. out wun: Pierrot. oe U.ahcrtyl. to s.
out, second: D.. Cam. lp tR- Ryan,. tn I.
third. Time Ii.t5 Haberdash Tsmelans
SECOND RACE-Seins: purss 500: all ases
Ave and onehaf hIrlons. Lily Orme. IL tSchut-
tinserl. To 5. ] to 2. out, won: Skiles Knob fo6
PearceI. TO S. out, secoud: Anavi. IL CDugle).
to S. third Time. IN. Mocnstoue. Tony Fash
ion and Quick Start also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ssiling: pure SOD: 3yenolds
and upward Eve furionn. Biar Path. 10 Tap
hul. to 5. to s. out. won: Felina. Ia tWolsten-
holml. 10 l. to l. second yellow Eyes. lG WAT
so,). 4 tn s. third. Time l 5ol IS. Jane. stsl CHI.
Gitana. Miss kingsbuy. Bulsar and skee,s also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: purse siD: 5yesrolds
and upward: mile and fifty yards. Earl Of Savoy.
lis Uaherty). to l. 2 to I. 70 S. won: After
glow. Ill tSchuttingsrl. to 5. out. second: Cen
tzuri. I'll tSmythl. to l. third. Time. ~ IS
Tom Hancock. Margaret Meise and San Jon also
FIFTH RACE-Selling: pune $40: Sysar- olds
and upward: mile and fifty yards Tencr. los TaI-
-ngnnl. to .. out: won: Sino Muchacho. Ill
CGsrganl. to 5. out. secuod: Beaumont Belle. los
TO J. third Time, l:5 35. Louise May. Coin
and Font also
SIXTH RACE-Seiling: purse 500: 3year-olds
and upward: mile. Flying Feet. ios HIATT.
I to l. 8 To 5. ) to S. won: Chsyrun. q Earring
toni. Z to 10. l TO s. second Muxanti. - tAoun-
tainl. . to S. third. Time. l:D+s Luther. Alta
mahs and Malik also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Washington Railway and Electric
Company for the purpose Of clccting a board Of
dircctors TO for the ensuing and
act such other business may properly cone b.
fore the meeting. will b. held al the Office of the
cumIsny fourteenth anil streets n. W. Wash
mgtun II. G.. IN SATURDAY January Is 1876 at
L O'Clock, noon. In connection herewith the
books for the transfer ot stock Of said company
cIose Of business Dccrmbrr 81 1915 N the open-
r= of business Oh January 6. lsl6 :. r. BOWEN.
Sccrctary
hcldcrs Of the City and Suburban Railway OF
directors to for the ensuing year and
at SIch other business may properly come be
fore the mCctTns will hs held At the Office u, the
conlIsny Fourteenth and e streets n. W.. Wash
irston. u. g, on SATURDAY. January Is 1916.
at l2 o'cock noon. In connection herewith the
bUoks for the tTansfer of stock OF said company
pursuant 10 tn. by laws will be cloecd from the
Close OF business Decrr hsr Il 1916 the opsn-
ing Of business January 5. 1916. =. r. BOWEN
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders ot the Geurgstown ard TsnnaIlytown
Railway Compsny for the p'Irrosr Of elertins .
board 81 directors To serve for the ensuing year
and TO transact such other business As may Prop
erly core hefore the meeting. will Be he'd At the
oficc of the comrany. FoIrtecuth and street.,
l5 1916. L. O'Clock noon. In connection Herewith
the books fer the transfer Of stock Of s.id COM
pany pursuant 10 the by-ausl will be ciossi nom
the ciosr Of business on Decemher 81, 1915. to the
optning of business January g. 1915 s.
BOWEN. Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
GOOD MORNING
Every Knock Is q Boost-Read
This Column Before Your
Coffee Gets Cold.
BY BILL PEET.

Did yoI hear Of bowling league race that
wasn't cose,
They're talking of lcngthening the regulation sof
course. We hope they dou't do il. The game lasts
long enough as it Is.
Bill Malone. manager of the Clarendon baseball
club. has an important announcement to make soon-
II will appear exclusively in these columns. Watch
for it.
Louis Zeresa and his black bear Billy" raid q
visit to Office last night The bear. after eating
two loaves OF cake. three pounds Of cookies. topped
OF with one dozen bottles Of beer When last seen
the hear all lit up like . Christmas three
and headed for the avenue.
Instead Of New Years respluions sereral members
Of our set Yesterday said. What will you hase!''
Local chapter Of the BASEBALL Writers Association
Of America meets in Clark Gififh's otfice today to
tranxAct important business. Only thOe vho have
raid their dues Will be eligible to vuts. Looks Ike
q big meeting.
Minor league team must vacate Cleve-
land. declares Ban johnson. who forgets
to name which club is slated to go.
Henry Ford is now mentioned as a pos
sible buyer of the Chicago National
League team. What would Ford do with
the Cub machine since he has turned out
! 900 better ones in a day.
will try to form definition OF an anna
teur" states a head <line. Which causes
us to remark that some amateur, the
majority OF them. in fact. by any other
definition will be just as wonderful In
their ways.
Read The Sunday Herald for best local
sport news and features.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
HARVARD OPPOSED TO
NUMBERING PLAYERS

Boston. Dec. a.-While not officially
announced. IT is stated on good author
ity that Harvard will oppose number
ing its football players. and that while
there is no objection to other col
riors. Harvard feels that its system
would be affected adversely somewhat
were il to pin a number on each mem
ber.
The numbering of the players will
be one of the vital questions to be
discussed at the winter meetings of
the rule solons. and-if the question
is put up to the Crimson representa-
tives 1t will be answered in the mega
tive.
One OF the Harvard players. in dis
cussing the proposition. said that as
Hahghton had perfected a number of
bewildering plays. it was to the in
terest of the team to do all that was
possible to render them as confusing
as possible. Continuing, he said:
There may be many reasons given
why Harvard is opposed to numbering
its players. But after all is said it
comes down TO this: As long as Har-
ward players are unnumbered opposite
teams find 1t difficult to tell just what
Harvard is doing and how il is done
With Harvard numbered. the shift
ness and deception of its play would
be more like an open book. You can't
expect Harvard to agree to a rule that
will deprive Harvard of the thoroughly
legitimate advantage of superior or
ganization."
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
FAILS TO NAME THE
SEMI FOR NEW YEARS

Nothing new in the way OF completing
the program for the New Years Day
show OF the Maryland Athletic and So
cial Club was made yesterday, but II Is
thought that the card Will be ready for
publication by tonight
Manager La Fontaine is endeavoring 10
get the best two boys in this section for
the semi-wind-up. and until the proper
battlers are obtained and agreements
signed the bout will 20 unnamed. Kid
Thomas and Harry Glenn. the latter OF
Baltimore, were the logical choices fol-
the battle preceding the main attraction
but IS Glenn has an engagement In York
Pa. on that day that bout ID not posi-
BILE. However. the officials of the club
are endeavoring to bring Kid Greek
and Thomas together in this semi. and
IL the plans go through. as II appears
now. these two boys will fight for
the supremacy OF Washington In the
feather-weight class.
Terry Jones and Yellow Slugger
will meet in the first of the prelims
imm ediately followed by a four-round
engagement between Ben Addison and
Eddie Lewis, both Of southeast wash
ington. The third OF the prelimina-
ries should prove the best as Jack
Boland. who conquered Buddy Ray.
Tommy loves sparring partner at
the last show. will meet Soldier Jim
my Dutch. This Is scheduled at four
rounds. and there will be more ex-
citement In these rounds than II the
bout went ten periods. Jack is a
hard worker. one willing to learn. and
since his debut in the pugilistic ranks
Of this section he has more than
proved his worth.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
BURNS CALLS OFF
new ORLEANS BOUT
Tom Jones Refuses to Allow Elimina-
ton Fight for Fulton-May
Battle in Milwaukee.

New Orleans. Dec. 29.-On the refusal
of Tom Jones. Jess Willard's manager.
to agree to an elimination bout for
Fred Fulton in New Orleans prior to
March 4. Tommy Burns. the New Or
leans promoter. announced the cancel
lation of the bout late today. II was
reported late this afternoon that Jones
will arrange to stage the fight in Mil
waukec. Tom Andrews. of the Beer
Town. has offered $4,000 for the match
according to Jones.
Fulton is the first man willard is
going to meet. Jones declared en-
phaticaIIy tonight. If the New Orleans
public does not care to see the match
waukee You can say positively that
there will be no elimination bouts be-
tween Fulton and any one else.
When asked why. ne was opposed to
Fulton meeting any one else. Jones
raid there was lack OF time to adver-
tise and also that Fulton had gone to
uuch expense preparing for the New
Orleans contest.
We can take the show to Mil
waukee" Jones reiterated. when asked
why he came all the way to New Or
leans to make arrangements. he drew
forth a sheaf of kilograms and painted
pictures of property as the result OF
figntinE in this city.
Jones insisted that Willard would
come here afterwards to meet Moran
or Coffey. but said he thought neither
cared to meet willard
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
Dundreary Shows Class
In Juarez Feature Race

FL Paso. Dec. ..-Favorites and second
choices swept the card at Juarez this
afternoon. and the form players enjoyed
u most profitable day.
The fourth race. which was at one mile.
proved Of most interest. and resulted in
a hard-fought contest between Dun
dreary. the favorite. and Flitaway. sec
ond choice. with the first-named getting
the decision by a half length. Dundreary
set a fast pace. and after racing Charley
McFerran into submission. went into the
lead. but he had to be shaken up In the
last sixteenth to withstand the rear-end
rush Of F'litaway.
Tactless. odds-on favorite in the third.
was practically left and had no chance.
The purse went to Cole. which beat the
gate and won by six lengths. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Seliins: 5year-olds and upward
Ceos. IL (Haynesl. I to l. to S. : TO TO- won {:
Rhodes p5 tMolesrorthl. To S, I to 4. second :
virgie Dot. y III. schillinsl. to 5. third. Time.
:n<S Endurance. Skinny B.. Finland. Sheffield.
SECOND RACE Selling: synr ,olds and upward !;
FIVE and onehsK furionss. Birdman. lC tschermer
S SSrnI; to 70 l TO out, won; - bI,sh1s.t ,,a ii'
to 4. third. Time. los IS. TodiIlo and B. A.
Jones also
THIRD RACE-sens: all .ses: hlis and
mar,s; ii, turionss. Cole lis tsnithD. ) To !.
to l. to ). second: ClAssy Curl. lc PHILLIPS.
to l. third. Time. I:l2Zs. Quiz. Auntie Curl. Roe
o Neil. Tactless. and virso also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons mile Dundreay. a
JHenrl. to s. 70 s. out. won: Fitaway. 100
tStearnsl. To s. ! to Z. second: Goldy lob tR
Shilling. to Z third. Time. 1895. Charley
McFsran and Hnbruok alp nm.
FIFTH RACE-Flve and one half furiongs. Sally
O'Day. los tPictensl. to . even. to . von; /;
G. ". Kisk.r, . &C. Hunt 8 to l. = TO l. secnnd !:
Moiler, rs H,ynesD. to :. third. Time. l9 IS
Kitty Stanheld. Hazel C., Ida Pinack. Jennie Caw
ford. Palma. Mis- Brnh. King Chiffon. and Odd
Croes alsD ran.
To TO- to ). won: Tanspsrrnt, iG Henry. to g.
70 s. second; Amhri, lB P1ctenal. {: to j. third.
Time. l:DlS Peter stalwart, Blooming PUssy
Tsrer Tin. Cisko. Durin. Prorealis. Madeline Nus
grave. and OrtyK also rsn-
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST HACE-si, furionss; ayesr-cids and up
ward: pure 500; selling. 'Cslethumpian. 100
Merry Jubilee. lQ; Charles FranciA. Nl; Tie Pin
lfe: Arcturus. loo: sSnifty Allen, III; Palm Leaf
lis: Lady Rankin. III
SECOND RACE-Fvs and onehah furlcnSs
2year-ods: pure 500: selling. 'Dr. Fleisrhmann
g: Havana. lo4: Sepoy. l0: Margaret Ellen los
Queen Apple. lo': Little Alta. lC; 'Paulsou. iG
Emily H.. IL; Idler. ll5
THIRD RACE-One mile: 3ysarolds and M
ward: purse 500; selling Feather DrIster. l0s
'Rssenal. lo3: Dinsh Do. lot: Miss Kine,burJ. lT
AftergIow Ill: Change. iH
FOURTH RACE-One mile and fifty yards:
yearoids and upwards: puse 100; selling. 'scnpti
loo: 'CoufAsstion- lG: sStonehenge. lQ: DELI
Mack. los; Loehiel loa
FIFTH RACE-Ffve furiongs: Syearolds an<
upward; purse 500; selling. Nathan R.. -; Min
strei. l0 AlmedA lawrence los; Indifferent, 10
Edmund Adams. LII; Protoepras. III: CherIy sssd
Ill: Sureset. Ill.
SIXTH RAcE-Fvs furioap: 3ysar-o,ds sst
upward: pune 800; selling Chitsa. los; HusA
los: Chance. lce: Senator Cssey. los: stonins
ton. los: Ischgahbbie. 100: woars Bath. Ill: Mis-
Gcnevisvs. Ill; Big Lunar Ill: Captain Elliott. Ill
sAppreptics alloAnnce claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
MILLER'S COLT DIES
AT GRAVESEND TRACK

New York. Dec 29.-It will be a mat
ter OF regret among sportsmen generally
and those interested In the turf to learn
that a coming two-year-colt by Ballot,
out Of May Hampstead. the property of
Mr.. Andrew Miller. one Of the stewards
Of the Jockey Club. died yesterday at
Gravesend.
This colt was expected to be the horse
OF his year. and all who had to do with
him concurred in the idea that he had all
the earmarks OF a youngster out of the
ordinary. On both sides his ancestry was
of the best with May Hampstead &C
knowledged to have been one Of the best
OF the American race mares Of the latter
nineties.
Unnamed. the colt had been entered in
every stake worth while. and there were
many in touch with the dongs Of the sta
BILE who fancied they saw In him the
greatest winner OF the 1916 season.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
PETER THE GREAT
FAMILY BEST WINNER

At the suggestion of well-known
breeder Of trotting horses. the race and
money winners at the Grand Circuit
meets during the season OF 1916 were
tabulated into family groups. so as to
show which families are in the forefront
and which are retrograding.
The get of Peter the Great dominated
this year. as 1t did In 1914. and the infer
ence is that II will continue to do so
just as long as his produce retain racing
age. Interest in the development OF u
second generation is central on the out
come as to which so or sons. II any. will
prove to be as great or even greater than
Peter himself. The Bingens and other
subfamilies Of Electioneer. combined. won
about 5000 more in cash prizes on the
circuit, but Peter the Great carried
premier honors.
Following are a few OF the leading
strains In the order OF races and money
prizes won in 1915:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
sNAPPY BOXING NOTES.

Jimmy Twyfcri matchmaker ct the Clermont 4
G. Of Brooklyn. today declared that he will stag
three tenrpupd bouts at the club New Year
afternoon. Georr Thompson. Of California. vii
take On Terry Martin. Of Providence. r. !. Tcrr,
Mitchell. Of BROOKLYN. will e. against Walter Mohr
also Of Brooklyn, and Bushy Graham will bol
HUGE Rotden.
Last Saturday afternoon Al the Clemcnt A. G
Of Brooklyn the Zulu Kid boxed Young Ahea-r
and didn't rrcei1e q csnt. He said S5 du,
him and complained to the State Commission
This body rIied that the club not to blsm,
and that Shorty RAYMOND. the Kids manager
would have to make good the sum. He is barred
from all clubs until he hands III. money. Thi:
Is not the Raymond who 10 matchmaker Of the
Harlem Sporting Club. His hrst name Is Lev.
John Reisler has taken another boxer under hi,
managemnt Il seems that fast IS he gives ur
managing ono boxer he takes another under his
wing Jimmy Corey. the Mohawk Indian. wno re
cantly returned from a rIccessfu' invasion Of Aus
tralia is the latest boxer that John has PLACED
der contract. ReisIer says be has many good bouts
In view for the Redskin.
After the bout between Richie and Lewis Refe
re- Billy Roche did not hesitate to say many un.
hind thinss about Ditche. The reason Why
Richie objected to my refereeing the contest" said
Roche. was becsuse I would not stand for him
WEARING hand bandaSes. Thcse hind Of bsndasss
are asaiust the law. and Richie knew I would not
Is1mit him to wear them
"K Young Ahearn does not knock out Al Mccoy
ing Club Of Brooklyn New Years afternoon,
said Dan Mrketnck. manae9 q Ahearn, today.
II will be the most surprised man In the club
house because I have told him that . Knockout
victory over Mccoy will give him the title Of that
class." In the two other bouts Allie Mack will
meet Young Shaw and Eddie Smith faces Young
Clinton.
Hal Stewart. the promising light weight Of Indi-
ana has been matched by his manap4. George
Engel to meet Young Otto the hard hitting welter-
weight. In ten round bout At Madison Square Gar
dsn on January 7. This scrap will b the semi
fnal to the Jim CofeyFnnk Moran battle. which
will bs fought on the same night.
Packey Mcfarland watched the bout between
Richie and Lewis. and when tho scrap was over
. friend Of his TUNED TO him and sid: "what
do you think of Lrwia Packsgf' He 10 . won
derful fighter" replied Packey. but they will
sivs me ths money I want I will take him on. and
I an SURF that ! will outpoint him"
Patsss Cine the Harlem LIGHTWEIGHT. who has
won ix hishts In succession 1t the clubs In Phila-
delpaia. was matched today By Billy Newman. his
manager. To fight Johnny Kilbane the feather
WEIGHT chanpton. . AJ-round bout At the National
A. o. Of Philadelpaia On Saturday svsnins. Jsnu-
sy L KiIbans d to receive 3 per cent ot tbs
gruas recsipa.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
MRS. F. E. DONOHOE TO
LEAD WOMEN GOLFERS

New York. Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Francis E.
Donohoe. of the Montclair Golf Club. is
named for the presidency of the Wom-
ems Metropolitan Golf Association in
the 1916 ticket announcement last
night by Mrs. Byra d. Peterson. chair
man Of the nominating committee. Mrs.
Donohoe has been a member of the
executive committee six successive
years. three of which she has served
as vice president OF the association.
She also has been chairman of the han
dicapping committee several seasons.
In fact. there has been radical
change in the list of officials for the
coming year. Out of the seven names
four are entirely new, except that OF
Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan. the
first president of the association. Mrs.
II. C. Connor. of Apawamis. Is nomi-
mated to succeed Mrs. Donohoe in the
vice presidency, while Miss Marion
Hollins. former Metropolitan champion
and Mrs. Joseph E. Davis. runner-up
for the same title this season. are re-
named for secretary and treasurer re-
spectively.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN & son. Auctior-rrs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real estate No as Fourth street rnftheaSt By
virtue Of a decree Of tn. SuTrCEre Court cf ths
District ~ Columbia. In equity cause No. $50.
will sell AZ public auction IL frrnt Of the uTernuses
IN THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY.
1916. at O'Clock p. IN. lot s. N Thomas W. Smith
srH Jamcs n. Mars subdivision Of lots IN slusrs
81 In the City OF Washington. District Of Colun-
his per Plat recurdrd IN Liher No. IS. folio ~
Of the r~crrdS Of III. survr, o:s Office o. said Dis
trct, together with the impruvemsnts thereon. con-
si>tinS OF threestnry brick dwelling.
Terms ~ s,'-: Al in eIcss OF ircunhrancs ce
81 500 with accumulated interest and taIss subject
which the property II 10 be s,ld. TO BE- paid
third cash. balance In one and two wears with in
terest at per cent yer snrum. Isysbe serni-an-
nualiy. secured upon the rToIerty sold. sIl cash
Al purchaser option. DEPOSIT Il 500 required al
mic. Tcrms to ~ complied with in fifteen DAYS from
dsy o. sale property will he rcsNli At risS and
cost Of defzultinS purchaser after five days adre--
tismsnt. CorIeyAncing ard recording a. r-rr-
chaser's cost. Further particulars at time Of sale.
WILLIAM W. MILAN. Trustee. Columbian Build
ing ddd+er sSh
The Washington herald., 1915-12-30
Moran Receives Presents.

Boston, Dec. 29.-Many of the Phillies'
players sent Manager Pat Moran costly
presents and wished him happy New
Year. Mostly all his ball tossers also
sent him either postcards or letters,
which informed Pat just what they are
doing this winter. Manager Moran Is
delighted that Jimmy (NiXey) Callahan.
another Fitchburg man. is to lead the
Pittsburgh Club of the National League
this year Manager Moran said: IF ]
DO not win the National flag in 1916
nope Cal does