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The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
INTERDENOMINATI--.AL
LEAGUE VLRAGES
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
SEASONS RECORpS,

High individual ayeraSC-A. Nosrk. st. Marx 1855
Second indivI val average T. George. Kendall lGi
High individual Gamr-R K. klUge. II. Mark 5. 10
High individual 81 T. George. kendall. 81
High -amc-Fifth. SO
High team set-Fiffh...... l6l2
Greatest numher strik..s-T. George Kendall. z
Greatest numl-.r ,paD~-A. Nusrk. -. Marks Is
High fat mel. kluge =. Mark s..........
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Tic most stTenuou. exercise of the DodgcTs at
nartoua. appears to lie the task II wedging Robbie
mt" and ut IL the chest protector whenever The
manager grcs lehind the hat
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in small and Large sums. All transac-
tons conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers VIM. II. SACN-
DERS & CO., Southern Bldg, SG7 18th st.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect to prior payments.
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. 80 18th st.
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FOR SALE-FURNTTURE,

FOR sALH-FURNITURE NEW AND
Buy sss ~ hEo wv s ~ a. I've money
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To Get Instructions

New York. Asdi l4-Nstiohai League umpira
, ere hess today to receive their assisnmsnts for
IL asason fran Rnsid0t T0G.
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TO THE LADIES.
PAINTING AND PAPGRHANGING

WALL PAPER. 1oc, 15c. &c, AND SOC
paper. sc and 1ec per piece; rooms pa
pered 81 up. Plasterng and painting of
all kinds. LIE PREUX. S0I st. NV.
Phone N. 34S1.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington. April q. 1915.
Sealed proposals will he received at this Office.
rom 50o District Building. until O'Clock p. m.
APRIL q 1915 for furnishing and delivering cast
iron lamp posts for use in the Electrical Depart
ment this CITY, Specifications and form Of pro
posai may be obtained from the Purchasing Of
fcer D. C.. Room 30 District Bjilding OLIVER
+. NEWMAN LOUIS BRoWNLoW. CHARLES
W. KUTZ Commissioners. ID. c. ar3.H.b
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

T ST. n. w, BETWEEN FIRST AND
North Capitol: six large rooms. bath.
pantry. cement cellar double back pOr
hes. hardwood shutters. furnace: good
condition. reasonable. OWNER. Box 10.
II
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MANIFESTATION.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NANYED-tOLORED GIRL FOR
waitress in lunCh-roOm. Call at once
4l9 LIST st ne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-22
Greie Yrefie far seras: Montag y. 1ebrna 1915.

baran 5u perbinoern, 5eitli6feiter
ob5ubalten, mas gegen Die 8eoingun.
gen oeritoBt, inter nel6en er oel,
Club Dos 2ano iiberlieB.
= Die 0@iaing @orfers" boz
Son Intonio ba6en ii6 inforporierea
laiien. Die 8eteiligten iino 9. s.
Aoams, 3bomos Srbin ulto So6p
Sronflin.
= Sim Samitoe s(bano 1920 mur.
oe @erS. 81. Sergulon, sol Sout5
StroBe mobnboft, auf ibrem Nad-
Galliepege an Der @fe bon Snoianola
uno Sontb StraBe bon einem Neoer
nieoergei6lagen ulto Inn lire aus SIS
beltebefoe 8aari6aft beraubt.
lin Die 8epflan5ullg ser (eerelr
@runbitiide uno geri6onerung ser
Sole in Der Staot att5uregen, bat Die
@anoelsfommer NIT onoeren @erei1li-
guttgen beri6ieoene @elopreiie ousep.
iett. Die Nrbeit iou bon ainoern
~ons9eben.
Ser gan elmer &onofertigfeits-
i6ule fir anaben i6eilt geIi6ert gu
ietn. Die @ldne fir oos S6ulge-
bahoe, oos gegen $4,000 foiten iou,
limo fertig rno Oemnadit iperoen an-
.gebote fir 9ie @usfiibrung oes gaues
eingeforoerf peroen.
8ir batten oos @ergniigeu, url=
fern alien gei6abten 5reuno, Serr1
Stto @ieiede bon ct. 2ouis
Der nebefbei geiagt, INNER finger
miro, tn nnierer Office 8u begrii.
BEN.
Der eountp : Solicitor berid
tet, BOB er I'M Sanllar $745,297.39
ON Steuern eini1obtn.
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@bas. S. grnit an s 8. Gobhs.
Grsl,oltIf i'm tlelien gitbzgiod SAC:
2os aneeles Seiabtg Improvement
eo- on George 8. @ranot, @rinoltiid IN
Kos A,tgeles 5eigbtS, $500.
ellie uno Senrp Sod ir. an Hobert
g. Sc Sage, @rimoitld i'm ueuen giinz
8lod 2115; $3.50.
3. 8. Gobbs If. an g6os. =. grult.
58h Gder San0, $4,000 Ii. q.
Malter q. 2ebr an 8. 6. r1o Weia
Shomas, @rlrnoftiid an Ser Cincinnati
Ieb. $40 II. 81.
S. q. mo emma Sndion an Ibolpl
nno Sulils 5ols, @rnnbitiid an Der
ero5bp nno Spofforo Str; $4,000.
Charles @ieiede an Mbulpb Sol8.
@runoitiiG in 9i9hlano &arf; $500.
augl1f W. un0 Sral 81. Qpeb6erg all
S. W. Spiter, @runoltiid in @ipens Ser
race; $3.50.
5. 8. 8ipps an s. 81. Code, @run6s
itid in Der Mipps Suboipiiion; $500.
S. s.. 2anba ON Srau @bn Sc @arbiez
rig. 8rnnbitiid al Der Mittnian Gtr.
1915.
@. &. unb 81. 8. saue6lin an @uitao
Suit, 6'ruroitiid an Der @orman Str. {;
1875.
albert lno grnIt Stebes an 81. 6.
s6rift. @rlnOftiid in 9isbIano 8art,
eba aiefer ana. s. gomremaiion
@runoitiid an Der Sioe @nion Strabe;
$3.50.
ausult nttb 81. 3uerder an s. 8
Shte, @rlnoittd I'M neiien gitp sgIDd
25tf; $1,000.
Senrb uto CLARA @alter an &. e,
Barnes. @rnuoitiid i'm neuen Gitb z8Iod
S81, $1,000.
Srinioao g. gesqiie ON ssacob Stabl
@runoitiid in Der 5i[lcreft %bbition
81 II. u.
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@an ladlte iiber lie.

Ntpu 4uutlC NutI III. uWtuIIQiP
Seute bier bier ladten iiber MIDI
dreibt 5rau sc. Beterien, pom Sssnlte.
BERN Wiun.. uals id) linen bon
ineinem Bertrduen 5a Dem Mlpelfru-
ter er5aBlts uflb oaB i1 es febIft ge-
brauden wole. SD mar 10 franf.
baB iA nift r1ebr meme 9ansarbeit
oerridJtet fonfte. Meiise Mrnte nto
8eine iduler5ten mid, ufto if befnm
Sbnmad]ts Mnf1ae. Sh babe syor.
MS alpertrauter gebrai,dJt, nno bin
iest p~ollitanoig eeiuilo. Sd bate
giiten appetit, i1lafe gut, uno meine
arbeit ma9t mir Srenoe. Sest ii.
diem tie nidt mebr iiber mid, Ionbern
molten 5orni's 4lpenfr11tter ielbit
sebrauhen.@
Sorni's 4lpenfr1uter lit in mebr
ais elmer @eiIe beridieoen bon an
oeren Meoi5inem. gs lit Elm altes.
3eiterprobtes arGiiterbeilmitteI, mel.
DIES felt iiber buioert Sabren in be-
Itanoigem @ebrau6 getpeien tit, aber
riemals in auseeoebnter Metie Of
fertli1 ange5eigf pnroe.
@s lit niht in @potbefen 81 baben.
Gpe5ialagenten Iiefern es Dem Bubli-
fun. ODER es fam brett be5ogen trer.
Sen aug Dem 2aboratorilim Der Ser
fteacr: Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Cons
60, 1876. 90. Sobtte @be.. Gbl-
cage, 81.
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Eeras.

SIN 4lter bon 80 So6ren Itarb
IN Sealp Otto Sborer. Gr mar Sf-
fi5ier I'M oentih : fran3oliiden
&riege.
PIN Samitag perlfeBen flint
9ampfer Den 6afen BON @alpeIton
nad) 2iperponf, MarieiGes, @enlla,
@otbenburg uno Gbriitionia, nit
3O,595 9uaen 8aumtboae, 365, OGo
gltid)el @ei5erL 1850 gaden got-
to%niamenmebl uno 5000 Gdder
Mebl. 9ie 2aonngen batten einen
@ert bon ST, 100000. gie6en mei.
tere 8ampfer nebmen gegenlpdrti1
I'M Sofen 5radt Elm; meiitens galm<
tpoQe.
auf Der 5orfn BON 5rib Studs.
5pei Meilen iitolid) BON g6roa, lit IN
Ser Siefe bon $50 SUP cine Itarfs
Selquelfe an9ebpbrt por6en. 9as
Del iprafte 100 SUB bod. @an
idatt Dab Die Gueae tGelid ii6er
10000 Sab Del liefern miro.
SSm 8eeriff, eillen Srcibriemcil,
Der abgerntift mar, pieoer altf oas
8ao 5i bringen1 fpdbreno fid sic
Walfiferie in @efpegung befano, ge<
riet Der Irm 0es Miiblen- uno Got
tongin : 9eiiBers, Otto gerger BON
Germantofpn, binein uno Ser Mrm
Dltroe ibm bis gum @lbogen form
lid ~ob9eorebt. Ser Mrm tpur6e ip6-
ter nabe Der Sduilter aimputiert.
Sn Weli-9rannfeIs Itarb @il.
helm Sd,oof I'M Sitter BON 60 ssub=
reft.
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NlIerIei.
ser befnnnte M0nnfoi

Ser befnnnte Iobofot Muqu-
ltns %. Souiton lit am Counting
Worgen 7:45 in leiner @obnling,
308 Becon StraBe, ianft entidlafen.
Gr nabm Dor aft 2aegn an Dem ge-
grabnis ieines Sreunoes, s.. g. Som
IN 5lorespiae Cell, erfranfte mad,
Ger Giidfebr bon BORT an 2ungefelli-
5unoung, mo5u lid Die 9riebt'IG)
Granfbeit geiellte. gr erreidte Elm
Mlter BON ga Sabren unO ie9s Mc-
natter. Souiton NOR am a. Muguit
1850 in 2auoeroale @ountn, g(la.,
geboren; Elm Sobr fpdter iieoeltep
ieine @ltern mad Serus iiber mo
Ieit Der 3eit bot ct rabe ser Staot
ODER IN Son @ntonio getuobnt. CT
erbielt cine quite gr5iebnng, belud)te
bic @nibington unb See uniperfit1t
IN 8irginien ilnb tpuroe I'M Sabre
1870 gum Mobofatenitano 5~ugeIaTfea.
er fpar ein tiidtiger Mobofat; poli.
it'd bat er iih nidt berborgetan, MIR
einmal pertrat er ben San Iii.
tonioer 9iitrift i'm StaatsIenot. SIN
5reimaurer Sroen ipieIte er einp
groBe Hole. gr mar INNER elm ell-
ter 5reunb Der 9eutIden. Seinc
8rau uno cine 3odter iiberleben i'm.
Die 8eeroigune finoet belite 0aft
mittag 4 llbr ltatt.
Die SON Mntonio Muiic SeIti-
bal @iioeiation~ miro in ibren Mii-
iiffeit in Der eriten @ode oeg Mai
bon Dem Ordeiter Der metropolitan
Oper in getp gorf ltno bon Ben Sdn-
germ 6rieoa &empel, Sopbia gralio.
Mmoti, Scotti mno MortineIi inter
ftiitt meroen. Ole aiin1tIer reiieI
rad San francisco 8ur g(usifeQlmo
nttO neroen in Gan Mntonio Stotiol
MAIDEN.
Nnton Gittimann indt elmer
GinbaltsbefebG eeeen Sen oair6t
S6ootina Club 5it erIangclt Inn i6t
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Die 2e9islatnr.
90. Sebr11or.

20. Sebruar.
9oS 9aus nobm cine Geibe bon
gias on, inter benen foIgenoe bon
9%eoeutung filto: oie @riegs-Soney=
Nia, tpel6e ben Stoat in reue Soft
greBoiltrifte eittteilt. Oead oieier
Sin miro INFER San OiItrift
nus ~folgenoen Counties beIteben
@ranios, Gefugio, San 9otricio, Go
lioo, See, &ornes, g8ilion, 8eror,
gomol, 4enbaa, SEER, Steal, Giles
pie nf1o 8lanco. Die @iQiams'ide
9ia, oie midtiee gerdttoerungen in
ben Observation-Disclosures bornimmt
Die 9ope'i6e 8in, nel6e Die @riilt.
o1tng bon 8anfeeieui6aften ouf 0elir
2anoe ermo9lidt; Die 0eslep'ihe
@ia, oie es perbietet, oaB giIenbab-
lien StraBen TT Ben St6bten ullo
8ege auf Dem Ranoe ldngere 53eit
beriperren; Die Mfcasfia'i6e gia, bie
ben giienbobnen 9ontroue iiber
Spur Srads" giebt, uno beri6ieoe.
ne anoere. Die Sin, ipelde oas Sc
bolt ser 8iitriftridter BON 5000 a1tf
1000 Dollars erbobt, tulroe obgefpie-
len.
Die S6ltl5tpong 8ia tpuroe i'm
Sanie nit 80 gegen 10 Stimme1 CUR
9feinI1rift beoroert ntto man alaubt
beitimmt, 6aB tie ongenommen iper-
ben miro. Die Sin ioa am |. Gep-
TENDER 1916 in araft treten. SIN err
item Sabr ioq Der S6ul5iponq IeA5-
5ig Gage Oaltern, I'M 5fpeitet odt5ig
Gage ni1o bonn 1. September 1918
an btn0ert Gage. Gin ENHANCEMENT,
oaB fir &inoer bon odt bis bier8e6n
Sabretl Der llitterrift III englii6er
Sprade erteilt nerben miiiie, pltroq
geItrihen.
Gem Saliie tpnroe oie bonn Selat
aflgenomltere giG, sic es aranias
Goitntp ermoglidt, eiften 0amiI
0nr6 Die Son bon Stockport nad Benz
6eltldi1oe 81 bdlielt, ebenfaaS sur Mlt=
e~mpfohlen; oesgleider oie
pom Senat ongenommeite u9erns
Gornponn 8ia" uno Die 8iQ, fuelde
fir bie @eieaidoftpn, melde
Gobrenleitnngen fir oie l1eberfab-
rttia BON Del beIiBer, aufiteat.
SIM Sauie fuatroe cine @in einqe.
reiht, Die einerl 4dtitunoentag fir
ToliaiIten in Staoten NIT mebr ola
$4,000 e%infpobnern einfiibrt; ferlter
cine 8in, Die es Ser @aters 8ierce
SelaeieTlifatt m69lid MADDEN Ioa,
lpieoer nod Seros 81 fon11ten 1ln6
bier @eidGfte 51t betreiben.
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gpsbah.

S6riftIteGer: aGs iif idredlid
Ioa al meinein 2ibretto ifreibell
i1to iiber mir miro &Gapier geIpielt II.
nnter mir g%eIungen."
8efannter. .@nn iei 6o6 frob.
"a boit Ou ia gleih oie Mulif oo3u."
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sdladt6eridt

Sn Der @e9eno bon Snconim mad.
ten mir 8luei Ieidte 6ortidritte INN
erItiirmten cine 9aumipurSeI. @ir
fo6en farlier einen Mnulmirfsbiigcl
eenommen un0 5pei @ras6iiideI er.
belltet.
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@os6aft.

Gbef (als er eiilen neuen agenten
braud)t mo iid eirier borIteGt. ser
cinen iebr mebmiitigen @inorrc
madt): Sinh Gle friiber nidt ge.
rciit in 9rouerartifeln2"
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Gbelleg-2orins Undertaking So.
N~ntpinobil : @efrieb.
gefbe Scfephpne GIL

Mspbsrner Nab tnb SnfnnetSenntsrri6t
a~usIegeu. 8uifneioen. gnpafen me
Wd6er aeIernt. GnIiiferinnen berfertigen
Tire eiqenen &Ieioer pdhrero beB Gers
mems. SRI. .. 8. geder, Manager. SOL
Oarben ctr. Mehmt 6ot Weas Gar oeer
telepbcniert Srabis 3075.
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Nal6e 8eitatianna.

Sic BADEN bod cine f~relis6raue
Grnul"
ga. ia Ser 8forrer, a areu5 is
ldon', ober brob is' netl@
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WIt5 RerFt.

Snn antonlo. Segs go. Sebr. --t9ib
Gdisn $5.65 umo $6.40.
&ihe $500 bis $6.25.
adIber $3.50 bis 1925.
8uIen $3.85 bis $6.05.
Gdnfe $500 unn $3.50.
steaen $225 bis $3.50
ct. 2onis, %. Sebr. 1915. = Mit,os
pieb. Seross@ieh, 1925 tinh SITS.
Gdipeine $500 bis $8.T5.
G'nrfen, Cal. $3.50 per Grute; Setas
3ipiebeln. Oregon, $225 unn Sc. 50,
Ohio, $3.50 per 100 Yfnnn.
Gonafh. $3.50 Der gnidel.
8Iumenfobl. $3.50 per Crate.
Senerie, $3.50 per Crate.
S5c urb 4Oe per 9abenc.
9ohl. $3.50 per 100 Efo.
Reerrettie s8ur5eln. per $50. f2Nc.
aopfIalot, 75c 1t. $500 per CAMPER
Sinfe.
5dlnere pom Shladier % eta
2etfte bonn ShIadter % Cts.
Grin geiaI5ene 1874 gtS.
gBolf uub Elidgs.. {. 40 Ste.
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SdmieS perIanst = Sin gutter
bentiher Gdmieb iuirS fir cine
Gdniebe in Gdere berIanst. MaH
aSreRiere: Gerlidt Sdnls &c.,
Sderb, Seras.
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eanmWsas.

BnnMlUUle.
San antoiuo fsine @orie.
gaItufOn, seitern. fsiue g5rie.
Gattpniantsn . HspsnEse.
Sntt Antunip, Sery %. Ss6r -t9f5;
Yrimd grr0e Cotton 5ee0 Oil. As
Gents bet WnTIoae.
Nenp gprf, %. 6e6r. - SPOT S7.fO
ltno $725; Sebriior, $7.40 urs6 $7:fS:
Mdr5, $7.16 itrh $7.19; Gprii, $7.22
lno $z-25; Mni, $7.28 uno $7.29;
SUM, $7.38 Iro $40; Sui, $7.48
lro $T.49; Glietiit, $7.53 uno 1856.
Septetnber, $3.50 nlo $7.07.
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Sir rcparicren irgen6 elm ihao6af-
res Quh. iebt ilfs an Der Belt. Sak
@. 8ilfins, Eel. 9rabis 1878.
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san antoniu spmp6unic sutietp.

San antOuiu Symphonic sutietp.
8onneritag abeno, Sen 25. Se6.
adt llbr abetlos. @fertes Gym
pbolie aon5ert in. Ser 8eetbopeu-
Irtbnr @laaiien, 9irigent.
m:
]. Spmpbonie VI (8aItoraLe) .......
Beet6opeR
a Alle9ro ma non troppo
b 4oante motto motto
c gIlegro
B GIearp
e 4Iegretto
2. 8onoo gaprieioio ~(gioline uu6 Sre
cbeiter) ..... z. SuintsSaens
Serr RGiriee Wnttbeips Goliif.
3. Snberfure ~Sreifdiib1 @eber
HolonaiSe .................Qi ssf
8. Gpprau Colo
a Grie aus ia costa"
b Nrie aug mNeanon Qescalt
SuectII
Sran gbas. g. @atelpooh.
G Slabiide Sdn5e .......... 9borot
@eneralprobe nro 8prtras bon groz
teilor Wraun nm $3.50 Nadmittaes i'll
Der BeetbonerS9oIe
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Sentc abeno ipri6t grofelior
auebnemann in engIiider Sprode
i'm qroIen Spernbaus. @er i'm nod
nift qehort bat, periGlime Die @ele-
eenheit nift mlo beiufle Die Ser.
iommInna. gr miro eS ipGter b..
rciler, tpenn CIR niht bort getpeien liz.
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5reie Prene tit CexaS.

|sssssas $50 pssl sAssissss s 80 ssses sg s saes5sslss}s
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INDIANAPOLIS MAYOR
| AND ,.F|F1{EN OTHER
OFFICIALS IN JAIL
CARRIED TO FEDERAL PRISON
AT TT. LEAVENWoRTH TO
SERVE SENTENCES.
six YEARS MUST Be SPENT THERE
That is the Penalty That Guilty Off,
Gals Pay for Corrupting Elections
in lndanapois-N Relatives Per-
mitted to Accompany Them.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 19.-Head-
ed by Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts, fifteen
prisoners convicted in the Terre
Haute election conspiracy cases and
sentenced to the Leavenworth peni-
tertiary, started on the trip to prison
late today. They are due at Leaven-
worth early Monday.
The time for the departure was not
made public here and only small
crowd was at the station as the pris-
Oners, each accompanied by a special
deputy United States marshal, board
ed special car attached to a passen'
ger train.
While the men were being placed
In line in the Jail yard to march to
the railway station the 50 men given
jail sentences for their part in the
conspiracy, shouted good bye and
Joined in passing jests back and
forth.
The prisoners were not shackled
out guard walked beside each, ac'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
tULLEOAA SCHOOL
tvtNS SCORE WITH
JONES HIGH SCHOOL
LYNNVILLE LADS ARE OUTPLAY
ED BY STRONG FIFTH DIS
TRlCT BUNCH.
MT. PLEASANT Is overwhelmed
County High School Simply Romps
All Over the Boys From the Phos-
plate City, Winning by the Score
CT Twenty to Five.

Culleoka took sweet revenge from
the LynnVille school team ON Friday
afternoon on the grounds Of the for
lner, winning one of the best games
of the season by the score of six to
four The Culleoka school was badly
handicapped in size and weight but
they played ball Friday that would
have done credit to any aggregation
of more mature years or greater avoir-
dupois. The stick work was timely
fielding was almost free from errors
and they played together with de
termination to get even for the defeat
that they had suffered the previous
week at Lynnville.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of McKibbon for the locals
He. struck out no less than eleven
men, A beautiful play was double
from Gillian to Finney. The former
playing short, caught hot grounder
jumped to second, where he scored
an out and shot the ball to Finney
at first in time to catch the runner
rhe two home runs of Collins for
Lynnville were the feature plays for
that team.
The following was the line up:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
OFFICERS ELECTED
/. FOR COMING YEAR BY
LOCAL ". c. |. D.
MRS. JOHN r. MARTIN CHOSEN
PRESIDENT BY FOES OF
LIQUOR.
MRS. HOLMAN'S INSPIRINGS
Devoted Head of the State organiza-
ton Earnestly Urges Members to
Greater Efforts and Increased Zeal.
Other Officers.

After hearing an earnest and inspir
ing address from Mrs. Selma Hol.
man, president of the Womans Chris.
tian Temperance Union of Tennessee
the local organization of that devot
ed body at meeting on Friday after
noon at the First Methodist church
was reorganized by the election OF
officers. Several new members were
received and the members left the
meeting with a determination to ad
dress themselves with renewed vigor
to the work of this magnificent organ.
ization that has in the past contrib.
uted such glorious results for temper.
ance and right living.
Mrs. John R. Martin was elected
president, succeeding Miss Caroline
Williams, who has administered the
affairs of that office with marked sue
cess for several years. Mrs. Martin
has long been an earnest worker in
the ranks and her promotion was a
deserved tribute to her. Mrs. John
H. Dining, daughter vf the late
beloved Mrs, T. N. Figures, for SO
many years the faithful and conse-
Grated president, and Office that she
held when she died, was elected vice
president. Mrs. Edward P. Turner
was elected secretary. Mrs. Turner
has been an officer and one of the
moving spirits of the organization for
several years Mrs Thos. H. Griz-
card, new member of the local
chapter, but long an earnest worker
in Nashville, was made treasurer.
Mrs. Holman's address was more
of an informal but earnest talk to
the members here, urging them to re-
newed activity and increased zeal
She recounted the great work that
had been accomplished in Tennessee
and other states through the influence
Of the Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union. She told them that their
work was not vet done, that they
must work to hold what had been
achieved and go right on to even bet.
ter results for Christian living and
humanity.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
CALL IS EXTENDS D TO
DR.. c. 7. ALEXANDER
BY FIRST BAPTIST
NOTED DIVINE FROM NEW OR.
LEANS ACCEPTS OFFER OF
LOCAL CHURCH..
he WILL COME FIRST OF MAY
Action Of Congregation Result of Ser
mon Heard on Last Wednesday
Night and Was Unanimous-Served
Church of John D. Rockefeller.

At we'll attended meeting of the
congregation of the First Baptist
church, held Sunday morning follow
ing the Sunday school, the Rev. Chas
It. Alexander, D. D., was unanimous
ly called to the pastorate of the
church, vacant since the resignation
of DR.. Langston.
DR.. Alexander was Immediately no
titled of the call extended to him ant
he at once signified his acceptance
DR., Alexander filled the pulpit of the
church last Wednesday evening ant
the members were charmed with his
preaching and with him as a man
There has never been any doubt
since his sermon on that occasion
that he would be called to the pas
torate.
The new preacher will come on the
hrst Sunday in May and begin his
work here. He is just in the prime
of life, being only about forty-fve
years of age and is a man of most
agreeable manner, He is said to be
one of the most scholarly men in the
ministry of the Southern Baptist
church and is a man of deep piety He
is married and has one child. Mrs
Alexander is a most charming lady
and will make a valuable addition t
the social circles of the city.
Dr. Alexander was formerly pastor
of the First Baptist church of New
Orleans, La, one of the biggest
churches in the denomination. HI
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.
Mt. Pleasant School Completely Over
whelmed in Listless Game With
County High School.

The Mt. Pleasant school proved a
very poor and Indifferent match for
the County High in listless game
at Mt. Pleasant on Friday afternoon
1t was wholesale slaughter, cruelty
to animals the way the Columbis
boys romped away with the game
The final score was twenty to five
The pitching of Harris for the county
was the feature. He yielded up only
three hits and only permitted the 10
Gals to score when it suited his fancy
Good stick work characterized the
playing of the county lads. They sim
bly, clouted the ball at will.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
SUNDAY QUIET IN
POLICE CIRCLES
$3.50 e.
BUT ONE ARREST MADE FROM
SATURDAY AFTERNOON TO
MONDAY MORNING.

This was about the quietest week
end that have seen in Columbia in a
long time said one of the magis-
trates about the court house this
morning.
Usually on Monday morning after
pretty Sunday we have large num-
Der of cases for crap shooting and
other minor offenses. This morning
there was not single case on the
docket. | understand that there was
but single arrest between Saturday
afternoon and Monday morning. This
is a very remarkable record, especial
ly in view of the fact that there was
a large congregation of the colored
people here yesterday"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
DR.. R. B. REED WILL
LOCATE In CITY
GRADUATE OF M'kiLLOP'S EN-
TIERS THE VETERINARY
PRACTICE HERE.

DR.. R. B. Reed, of Murfreesboro, a
veterinarian, has located in Column
bia and will have his offices at the
stables of Watson Bros. on South
Main street, where he will answer
calls at any hour day or night. Dr.
Reed has been associated with DR..
G. B. Giltner, the we'll known veteri-
nary surgeon and one of the leaders
of his profession, for the past two
years He is a graduate of the ia,
nous McKillop school at Chicago and
comes with splendid recommends
tons. He is young and energetic.