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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
TERPS WANT MONEY BACK
BAL TIMORE FED OWNERS
ASK TO BE COMPENSATED
sim Threaten to Withhold Consent to
Dissolution of suit Unless LOSSES
Are MMdc l:Ond.

III -H''c. ILL., December 2G.-That
thc ia. tiih"re Federal League club
mas ASKED heart balm Of $4,000 be
'pre II VIII consent 10 tn" dissolution
oi INC antitrust SUIT against organized
p"sebaii' was stated here to-day by q
man Wh" inquired prominently in all
,he peac" negotiations. This sum has
he"h demanded Of those who brought
ABOUT peace IN order I" repay some Of
me losses sustained by the hackers Of
i've baItihof" clnb. IL mas been point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
SHlLLINGS ON THE TURF
Five sons of Texas Family Have
SpOrted the Classic Silks " it'll
Success.

JUAEt:I. MENICO, December 10
Remarkable have been the careers of
III" Shilling family on the turf First,
James, the eldest III the FIVE brothers,
made good III the saddle. and then
came George. who,mct his death when
running OF race at New Orleans at
City Park track, March .. 1906
The most famous Of the family. {.
H. CCaD shilling, like James, now an
owner and trainer OF horses. followed
and was in the front rank of the best
riders Of his time. He was set down
in the East several wears ago for
rough riding and has since made many
efforts 10 secure reinstatement. but
without success.
1t is the general opinion that even
now. after his long lct-up, were he
given Il chance to ride his work would
Toe as brilliant as OF Old. lie keeps in
excellent condition at all times by con-
,inually exercising tho majority OF the
horses which he trains. The next OF
the brothers TO ride was Rufus, and
ne is now doing about the hest WORK
of his career i'll the saddle at the Jua
req course. The last OF the brothers
to graduate as a. winning rider il
Hugh. who won his first race here De
ccmbcr /. He appears TO he Il first
class prospect, for his present riding
weight is but ninety-five pounds.
The homestead Of the Shilling fam
lily is at Paris. Ten, where all these
five race riders were born ana raised
until they associated themselves with
the turf There has been number of
instances OF brothers. even up to the
number OF three. making good AS
jockeys, but the five shilling boys is
the first case on record where all the
male members OF II family became sue
ccSSful jockeys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Pocket Billiard Match
Washington Champ Meets Virginia
1ftichOldrr ut Superior PurlorS
All This Week.

walter Nnilncc. OF WaShingtOn.
ID. C.. who hns Just been declared
the champion Of that city, having
disposed Of the former titlrhOidcr.
ns well as nli OF fiic n~pirants In
the tournament held there for the
last month, VIII meet John -. Haw-
kins. champion Of Nirginin. at the
superior Billiard Academy heE
ming O-mOrr0W afternoon at :.
ncl"ck Tor i,0W points at pocket
billiards. This match viii be
played for u handsome trophy in
BLOCKS of 100 each afternoon aud
might for the entire week. There IL
no doubt but whnt Wallace will
give iinWkins the hardest battle he
hns lind In many moons.
These exhibitions viii he free to
ull lovers Of the sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
,tnckcnschmiat Prisoner or war

NEW YORK, DcCember 2G.--(;corgo
IIackcnschmidt, the once famous wrcs-
tier. is Il prisoner of war according to
a diSpat ch from Paris. Hackcnschmidt
was at PctroGrad when the war broke
ont. lie joined the boys in the
trenches. Hack was captured. it's re-
ported, by the Germans and is locked
up in a prison camp somewhere in
Germany"
Some wrestling fans have repeatedly
asked for information ancnt tho where
abouts OF Zbyszko, the Polish grappler.
Like his brother OF the mat, 9Th" was
1T PctroErad when the war started
lib" being Il German subject, was talk
en- prisoner OF war.
Jimmy Britt. the old-timc light
weight, Is also in the trenches. Jim
my is reported to have Joined the
british army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
DRIVEN OUT BY FLAMES
On" Hundred Hotel Guests and Si,ty
students F"rrcd Ia Flee. umIH Half
Clothed. EARLY in Morning.

HIGHLAND. y. y. December ID
one hundred guests Of The ChOhikcc
Lake Hotel and sixty students OF the
Raymond Riordan School were forced
to flee without their personal hclonr-
inGs early to-day, when the hotel and
school buildings at Chodikcc Lake,
seven miles north OF this village. were
destroyed by fire.
SlciShS from this village brought
many OF the half-cIothcd guests and
students back here. The property loss
is placed at Sl50,00G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
LARGE CROWD At JUAREz
MAZNlK BEATS FAVORlTE
IN FEATURE EVENT OF DAY
strong wind Makes Fast Time Impus-
Sihi"-Rc>uits on Havana Irnrk
Yesterday.

mo ,,o.o,, -, 49,,
-, o".""'
''o"" "i Tue meeting. seymour Veil
Icrs M"znii<. scored handy victory in
longs ma ,.,,r,, -,
y ~ "' 20
LUIS afternoon IN" winner. under the
clever handling of Gross, ran an inn
proved race over his previous start.
for he 20, an III. r,c am, on,.oL
koo,.,.,, ,,, ,.d,i,a
-'''''"'' ''' '"Eo'i'c' 70 WIN NY
length. kootenay could never get
near the winner. Little Spring VAS :,
good third \ strong wind which
blew across the course All afternoon.
made fast time impossiblo as the
horses faced tn" gale coming through
the homo stretch. Results:
First receive ana Onc-half fur.
iones-industry. los CT HayeSJ to !.
t. IL" 10 1. won. Rapid May. %
Gil. philiipsb. TO !. To !. 10 ;.
second; Meal Ticket. ll3 HIawkiusp.
20 t" !, to / to !. third. Time.
i:c> - Lola. Whispering Hope, Fan.
Eugene Sues. Happiness. johnnie Small.
Billy Culbcrtson also ran
Second-ome mile Bean Spillcr 80
'r. iIcnry). ) To :, even. / 10 :. won.
Peter Sta!wart. 81 g. Hunt, to /.
to /, even, second: prorelafs los
NIawkinsJ. 6 to /. to l. even third
Time. 1910. The Monk. Sheffield En-
duraucc Virpjc Dot. Blooming iusey
Sharper Knight. HOWE also ran.
Third-fv. furIongs-Seneca. III.
Ipickeusl : to .. TO g. out. won
Bnlv Toe lOl IMatth.ws) ia 10
10 /. , 10 ) second, rnioroi,a H. las
HI Shilling. 80 10 4, 10 even mira
Tim, al io. mn, S;r,i Nn,,n,.
maker Also ran
Iro,,rth-s.r,n fu,lnu..Noznil, ,oo
f.;r,sS, > ia ;: -, " .,.
,., ~ 49,,
tn -, Nnn,,I. ;,,i l..,;,, ,o
,u,rco, ~ 80 ,,,;r,,
~, 80 49,, 'n.'"'
>' ''''
,.it,t 49," ,,
,,I,,t,Iar
,:'I,.nn ia -, ~ n,,f,,i'. I" - Won
-" w. nl'i'pS'. !" even
80 w '''"'!,.
!" 10 =; SItn' MR. i''hv i:-n
80 MISS '"'""r fas''hhn' Master
30, 10y 'a'leS' 'hH"'''' M'r'"rinh'
i'"Hh! ~" aiS" ran
SN, one ini'e-i'a"' - hunO,
I" = 10 l. even won ictit Gl"U 20
q hayes. 10 l. TO 10. 20 ).
stcoh"; Noidic +. los CT ttenrNl. : 10
], 8 I" =. u !, thitd. Tire. 80 50.
Nanui" MoDe", Dave Montgomery,
Gan". Lady Innocence Key also ran.
Results %" Havana Track.
FIRST race-SlN -Euer@ettc,
J, first; Co"ster, l"' tfarrinstonl,
TO .. J !" . ana 10 |. second: Miss
Genevi"Ne, 10" tCruisep. To !, TO ..
aud TO y third. Time. :la 20. Mr..
SmiSgs, Massen"t and Moscow also
ran.
Meisc 1913 ,Parrington). t" !. TO
ana even. hrst; Sordeilo, III tMunro).
10 =. 10 ana out, second: Bob K.
10" tPearce). II to 10 /. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Gren, Interest In sports.

CAMBRIDGE MASS, December .6.---
Harvard athletic statistics Just issued
show that 1,G23 students have engaged
in major and minor sports so far THIS
year, the largest number in the history
OF the university. The increase was
800 over last year Football proved the
most popular. with %G5 names enrolled.
while 247 athletes went out for track
games and 252 played tennis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

For mo Werks. bcglnilIn. JAnuafN-
.. the Strand will house The Battl"
Cry OF Peace. a great picture spec
tavlc. whose effectiveness is based
largely on III" unpreparcdneSs Of this
country for war. j. stuart EiaciI ton,
the author. has managed, through tho
mediums of a we'll constructed scenario
developed With all the up-to the in
ute art Of the camcra, to show in de-
tail many OF the horrors which Nigh
bc expected To attend foreign in
raSion OF this country. y strong love
vein also runs through the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Charlie White Is DisSusted.

CHICAGO, December 26.-A Si0.0Do
note wouldn't pay Charlie White. light =
weight title aspirant, he says. for tim.
and money lost as Il result Of what he
labels WclshS stalling to get out or
him. White turned down four
matches while waiting for a bout with
the champion. Now I'm through with
WELSH" III said to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Academy of Music.

To-morrow and wednesday,, with
Wednesday matinee. comes Henry w.
Savages production Of 'Sari," said to
l.. the mos; tuncful and enhancing
operctta since The Chocolate Sol
der swept two continents. Certainly,
i, has hecn one - the greatest sue
ceSses OF the decade.
For Friday and Saturday. with sat
uriaY matinee, is announced Some
Party" which so far AS can be learned
from the advance matter is a musica!
irivolity. Tie east includes {; numher
ot the best known performers Of the
ml steal comedy and vaudeville stages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
WiIIium :. Ed,,nrd, Dcnd.

tfIAKI .F.STON. ". w. December ~
William Seymour Edwards. aged
ffty nine. formerly Republican ma
t,onal committeeman from West Nir-
Ginia. died to-day in q hospital IN Bal
timorc, according To Il message re-
rcivcd here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
BASEBALL BRIEFS

y Portland baseball writer doe. not
view with favor the new Portland
l'hiilr alliance. u. has THIS to say.
The Bcaccrs have never had any luck
with Philadelphia cast offs. Hereto
fore it's been 'goldbrickime' contest
all around Several wears ago the
Ihll:cs sent ont Loan AMI stanley. bat
teryincn. in deal fol Dan IIuwley.
Loan was a rank lemon, ana stanley
tzzlcd after being farmed out with va
TiouE Nurthernwcstern league clubs.
liowley likewise, proved ~ It'll" use
I" the pills. IL Is nov in the Inter
national League Last spriug phila-
dclphia sent Murphy and Reed TO the
beavers, ana neither made good. MIR
phy finished AT Spokane ana Reed had
trial with Oakland before drawing
release.
Catcher Frank kafora once with he
pittsburgh Pirates aud with Omaha In
Tho Western League last seusoH. Won
about all the honorS handed out AT a
bowling tournament in chicag" last
week. Four medals. were Offered for
tho four.
Il don't care whether the baseball
r"oplc get together or not" SAYS Pitch
SO Frank Smith. once with the White
SuX aud later with the Baltimore Fed
work am with the prnnsy lvanin
i;jilruah in Pitcairn. and il wants nv
- stay with It and run il ball club
nest summer, and am ,h!ukin; seri-
"rsIy of doing it.
II h" adhcrcs 10 hi~ present. intsu-
ton. "f the most famous pitchers
uf the present generation Will have
left the game. II means that there
will hc one less Jumper I" take care
at, FOR hc quit its camp To join with
The Federal League two years AZ"
t.uNUrics ar. roiu- 10 hr done away
"-ith in baseball Til. maragcrs and
she players have been accustomed 10
luxurics FOR so long that the question
j. where 10 find the dividing line be-
tween luSury and necessity.
Tner" is SOM" interest in New o.
icans over the disposition OF Charles
W. Somcrs' baseball holdings. He is
suppos ID TO own 25l shares OF the 800
issued by the New Orleans clnb. The
i'elicans would have made him a nice
profit last season had rot storm
wrecked the new ball park and put the
club TO an expense ut several thousand
dollars for repairs, " II is not one
thing il is another. with Somers. Ever
the elements seem - :copsj,ire against
h.m. '. - - 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Al the Lyric.

In place OF Leon. the illusiom!st. who
was featured in the Lyrics billing foi
the first half OF the week. will be seen
Walter :. Howe and his company OF
six in the tabloid farce, In and Out"
OTHERS on the program are; the Cor
don IIiGhlandcrs: Frank 'ia0y, ven
triloquist: Dorothy Mcuthcr. comcdi-
cnn-. and Lady Alicc's Pets. MI ciab
crate animal act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

minds Of the fans. Dunnic announced
yesterday that ne intends 10 tight to
retain the Baltimore territory. but that
he does not mean to fOrSnke itichmCDd.
This may mean almost anything, but
the most logical solution is that Dun
nic intends To make the national com
mission reimburse him for his losses
IN Baltimore. II not in actual cash,
Dunnic more than likely wants to b."
declared owners OF the territory, which
would give him the privilege OF selling
out to the company which must h..
formed IL take over the franchise.
Representatives Of nftecm bodies
controlling amateur sports viii meet
all this week In New York. aud ncw
rules governing professionalism MAY
lac adopted There is certainly room
for improvement on those now exist
ing. especially in tn" Amateur Athletic
Union.
There is no organization in existence
tina, fails so completely in it's primary
object than the Amateur Athletic
l'nio't This body has spread over the
\hol. country, and its rules are APP
Iiicable IL. one section alone. There
may be need Of Keeping professionals
ism out OF athletics, but the rules gov
crniu,. amateurs producn marc cro,l, :
edn.ss imam ,hev urcyeut. Sncnl,s nr,,
.Lypocri,ns :,,. .,.,,nrn.cd h, ,,c,n oar
iainlv ,b.r. f. no n.od or drastic
change here. where there is no in
cen,iye in nrofessiorai snor,s .xr.n;
in.- nossihl, BASEBALL
The Jim Thorp case Is right 10 the
point me Indian athlete played pro-
fessi"n%i baseball! Tor At least Two
years ana sun was permitted TO com
pete In the oITmphies. Any organi-
|atioh which IS so bind thht on" Of
us most prominent members can be :"
player IN organized oaSepaIi Tor t"" "i
NOR: years - iiot NJ !" cNercISc !hriS-
hic'toh over athletic OF any other al
iHiIS. II is only HneE spleen al SDit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Venerable Arrh.lc..con Madden pend.

LIVERPOOL. December e6-The
death at Southport of Venerable Arch
deacon II. j. Madden .Archdeacon of
Liverpool since 1905 ANA vicar OF Christ
Church. Southport. is announced. fie
was born in 1888
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

HoNing-iess Willard conUucror OF
Jack Johnson ~ Havana, Cuba: Les
Darcy. of Australia. leading pretendcr
I" middlewcisht crown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
X SAGK DUNN SAYS tE vii! SPORTS
IT STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

Jack Dunn has had something To say
at last on the big matter now ON the
minds Of tho fans. Dunuic announced
yesterday that he intends 10 hight to
retain the Baltimore territory. but that
hc does not mean TO forsike itichmCDd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

swimming Duke kahanamollu. with
three new worlds records 10 his cred
IT. Luuy LANCER. with NATIONAL ana in :
icrnatonat records at several distances
and Harry iiebn"r in free style per
/ oriranccs. Arthur Eaith"l. Perry Nc
oiillivray Hud Goodwin and Herbert
Nollncr were others who displayed su :
pcrior ability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
IOPEWI.i.I. TRAIN LEAVES
pE'rI.RSRl- EARLIER

Effective Monday. December -. y. a.
W train now leaving Petersburg go
burg so \. NJ Passengers desiring
70 connect with this train should leave
itchinond at S:i3 y. ~ 4. {. l..
G. II. BOSLET,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

.iolf-Jcromc ID Travers. winner OF
American open championships; Robert
y. Gardner. winner OF national anna
tour titic. and Mrs. G. II. Naudcrbcck,
woman amateur champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

iachtin% and Motor Eoatin.-T
Iscsolutc. for the second season, proved
her right to defend the Americas Gun
Middle West produced niie-a-ininutc
IN otor- boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Lawn rcnnis-W William NJ. Johnston.
OF san Francisco. who swept through
the finest field in history 10 win the
national singles title at Forest IIils.
Long island. and, with g !. Griffin.
won the doubles crown MISS MoIla
HlurSiedt, who captured national sin
giles aud several other titles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

li"ckey-St. Nicholas Hocke, Club
with liooey Baker. the star. won anna
'eur league battle. Harvard rated as
best college combinations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Soccer Observation-Disclosures ,Pa)
Football Club won National Challenge
trophy. most coveted prize OF year, de-
featins brooklyn Football Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Automobile Racns-,;n Anderson
who averaged lce.J9 miles per hour il,
1""-milc race on Shccpshcad Bay
Speedway. Dario Resta, who avcras ed
"'.jS for j0o miles at Chicago and
Earl Cooper. the champion race driver
OF 1915"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

t.uNUrics ar. goiu. 10 be- done away
"-ith in baseball. Tie maragcrS and
'ke players have been accustomed 10
luxUrics FOR so long that the question
i where TO find the dividing line be
tween luxury anI necessity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

controlling amateur sports viii meet
all this week In New York. and ncw
rules governing professionalism MAY
lac adopted There is certainly room
for improvement on those now exist
ing. especially in tn" Amateur Athletic
Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

kascbali--Pat Moran. IN his FIRST year
rs manager, led Philadelphia Ma
uonals to the clubs first victory in
forty years. Boston Red SoN, who won
the worlds championship. rs Cobb
who led all battcrs, and Walter John
son and Grover Cleveland alexander
tn" leading pitchers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

EtcyCin Crank Kramer for iif-
teenth year in succession won Amcri-
can championships, defeating Goullct,
ana Grenda and Hill captured annual
siI-day race in Madison square Gar
NNn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Thoroughbred Racing-Andrew Mil
ier's Roamer winner. among othe,
stakes. OF the Queen County. Saratoga
aud iaVre de Grace handbags. III. i
WhitncNS unhcatcn Regret. the frs,
lilly to win the Kentucky Derby
Thundcrer. winner OF the Futu,ity, and
Dominant. one OF the hest two-ycar.
olds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Track and Field-Norman s Tabcr
VINO ran q mile In i:l2 80, n new
worlds record either amateur or pro.
iessional. was the years star Georg,
-. iouldng walked seven miles la
%" minutes 10 "a seconds, 4 worlds
record. Ted Meredith .ioie Ray. w
IL. McaniN, Fred W. Kelly and Thomas
j. iialpin were other lumiua:i.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Squash Eric :. Winston. who cas-
lily defeated Evelyn du Pont Irving for
National amateur CHAMPIONSHIPS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

RacuuctS-clarencc j. pcll. Of Tux
edo, winner OF national singles anna
|teur mpiunship and member Of vic
torious doubles team. Jack Soutar
who successfully defended professional
title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

wling-ThomaS j. Scanneii, who
won> the all-round metropolitan title
with 1880. and w. II. Pierce. winner in
singles at Peoria with Ill a new \.
Il &. record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

billiards William + Hoppe won
v"rNthing in sight a; all forms OF
balklin", and remains unbcutablc
Three cushion title resained by Alfredo
ut.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
NARROW ESCAPE FOR
ACTOR GEORGE eEsAS

George Beban. the internationally.
celebrated character actor, had a mir.
aculoug escape from an untiuely death
late one afternoon when an unher.
aided street car or North Main street
bore down upon him as he lay stunned
on the pavement after going through
the trying ordeal ot falling from an
automobile IS = part ~ his work in
motion pictures.
Mr Beban vas acting under spe-
cial contract With Thomas H. lHce in
The Italian" which is 10 be shown at
the Crystal theater today. IL one Of
the scenes the actor IS compelled to
release his hold on fast-moving auto
mobile, when the driver kicks him in
the face.
With Mr. Ince and camera man
the actor left the Inceville studios and
went to the Plaza where preparations
were made for taking the picture. Mr..
Beban was clinging TO the rear end Of
the machine, which, according to the
story. he was trying TO board. The
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

camera man was Immediately behind
in another automobile The actor. as
The Italian" is supposed TO be. was
kicked from the car By its occupants
and sent spra wiling to the ground
4 natural fall was made by Mr.. Be
ban, but he struck the pavement with
unexpected force and rolled over sew
eral times directly in the path of an
approaching car. His near-prostrate
body lay stretched across the tracks
The motorman applied his emergency
brakes and the car came to an abrupt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

stop within a few inches of Mr. Be
bans head.
Mr. Ince and number OF bystanders
hurried TO the assistance OF the actor
and it vas found that he had sustain.
ed bruises and decorations about the
head and body
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

The Daily News, 15e per week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

While cruising off the coast Of Brit.
ish Columbia recently the whaling
ship White landed a right whale.
which is now very rare, especially in
northern Pacific waters and ore par
ticularly valuable for its bc1e II
was the first CT its kind captured OF
that coast in =eve-a! years. and was
valued at 10000
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

mas been provided. inciud..s
Navis. the Austrian song hrs -
Lotus. the well-known Eng.isa --
~!A@. Jesse Willingham, the .y-., -
O: tote. together with the orig
dIcrior from New York. ~ =.
play made its phenomenal IL
nights az Webers' theater.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
Acu Hunter Was Hur..

Tie hunter. Who tad teau mistaken
fo- a deer and shot reused Up and
teckouet 70 h. t1sF!,a. nurse
"T.ders-a-t h said. I don ; care
60 much about le!-S Killed, tu, It's
this beng made gaze o: TIA, hurts
ny feelings
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
WIFE OF SPEAKER CLARK
JUDGE AT HAM SHOW

COLUMBIA, Md, Jan. IL Mrs.
Champ Clark has been acting as
Judge at the Farmers Han AID Bacon
show. which closed here today. under
al appointment By the Missouri! State
Beard OF Agriculture
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
Wise Morbat.

Why does Wcmtat speak SO fire.
quently about his wi;e' He praises
her in the most extravaEa-t terms.
She may be a nice woman. but why
drag her into the conversation all
the time" It's a little idea OF his
in case she has a dictog-afh stuck
around "-Louisvi!l Courier Journal.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
ALMA" WILL TELL WHERE
SHE LIVES FRIDAY NIGHT

Alma. Where Do You Live will
be presented al the New Daytola
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

FOR rent, POI Bancroft Avenue. High.
land Park. rooms. bath, pantry
basement furnace heat. garden. fruit
and flowers. Possession at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

WANTED. TO rent furnished house on
West Avenue, from juno Is TO Sen.
teTber /. Address + Is, care Times
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