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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
CLAIMS CITY WOULD Bt:
ANSWERtBI.E ron DAMAGES

Mr.. O'Flahcrty is OF tho opinion that
amy interference with tho iitncy
owners who have given bond under the
order issued by judge Keith. will lie
in contravcntiOn OF the writ and the
city will be liable for any injury or
damage resulting from the course sug-
gestcd in Colonel Andcrson'S letter
The Assistant City Attorney was
formally notified in letter OF the
position taken by tho attorneys for
tho jitncy* who expressed desire
to cooperate with the city officials
in any way in order to avoid uuncccs-
sary friction" pendin: definite under
standing as to the conStruciio ion which
shall be placed on Judge Keith order.
Colonel Anderson said last ni-hi that
he had nothing To add to tn" opinion
nc expressed i'm his letter to D'l'lahcri ),
fulton Il Byrd. and was not in u posi-
ton To give an idea when he would
hc able to determine definitely what
tho course of the city would hc. lie
had not reached Il final conclusion AS
10 tho status Of tn" legal situation.
created by the granting of tho appeal,
which the jitney people contend super
scdcs the order OF Judge Wells in
limstings Court. Fart H., d;ssolviu= tn"
temporary injunction against the city.
The papers in tho case were yester-
day filed in the Office OF tho clcrk Of
the Supreme Court in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
RECORDS BY COMPANIES
At STATE RIFLE RANGE
Captain Ship Announces Number of
Men Who Qualified in
Each Grade.
sTAUNToN COMPANY LEADS
Twenty-SiN Men in Captain Optics
Command Made Observation-Disclosures
land Springs Contingent Led Fourth
Northumberland In Brigade.

captain y. NJ Shpp, United States
Volunteers. Yesterday gave ont u tab
niat"d statement. showing the records
made by each company of tho three
infantry regiments which participate d
IN the recent cncanpmcnts for target
practice az the state Rifle Range. NIr-
Cinta Beach. Company |. First RcEi-
mcnt. stationed at Stauuton. and COM
mandcd by Captain II. l.. opic. carried
oil frSt honors. qualifying eight men
rs expert rihcmen. seven AS sharp
shooters and thirteen as marksmcn
In view of the fact that this was
the frst experience the infantry has
hau on long -distance ranges. III" rec
ora is considered rcmarkably good
only compare lively small number Of
companies have outdoor ranges at their
nom" stations. and tho work OF these
commands mad been confined TO gal
Tory practice. Captain Shipp and Nd
Jntant General Sale arc we'll ulrascd
with tho showing. and. with further
experience. they believe tho Virginia
volunteers viii have u record as rifle
men second to shat of no state militia
Company u. Fourth Infantry sta.
toned AT Highland Springs was SEQ
"nd IN tho number OF mon qualified
ihe FIRST Regiment qualified :: total
"i ciShty-two men out OF 5GS at the
range: the Second ninety ont of .Ol
mon; aud tho Fourth. ninety-thrcc cut
OF 49,. The First led in tho numbcr
OF expert riiemen; the Fourth i'm
Sharpshootcrs. and the Second in
mark smcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
Two Ncrroe. Die In Chair,

Two ricctrocutions were conducted in
the death chamber at the Virginia Pcni-
tcntinry yesterday morning. neither OF
which Was attended by noteworthy in
cidcnt. The men executed were John
Lewis Rollins and George Matthews.
the two negroes convicted OF Il capital
Grim" against Il widow in Caroline
County six weeks ago and sentenced to
die iii the electric chair. Both men
confessed their guilt before they were
brought to trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
Indor.es Coivln'. candl,lncx.

John y. Moran. secretary OF the Car
penters' and JoinerS' Union Of Rich
mond. yesterday forwarded to the offlc e
OF Governor stuart a copy of the rcso-
intions adopted recently by that union
Endorsing the candidacy Of Howard r..
Colvin for the Office of State Commits.
sioner OF Labor. Mr.. Colvin said yes.
tc:day afternoon that he had to this
time received the Endorsements OF eight
unions, including one In Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
Captain baker Coming Back

Captain W. w. Baker. of Chestcrfcld
chairman of the Virginia Commission
to the Panama Pacific international
Exposition. will start from San Fran
cisco on his hOmeward Journey to-
day, according TO adviccs received at
the Governors Office yesterday. Hc
will arrive here and report to Gov
crnor Stuart on August &c. Captain
Baker has been in San Francisco ten
weeks, spending part of every day
on the exposition grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
LOOK FOR MISSING MAN
Harold VI. BridwrIi Not Ucnrh From
since August -.

The police arc searching for Harold
NJ. i:ridWcll, Of 1000 North Boulevard
street. who is said by his wife TO have
been missing since August ..
Mrs. Brihwell says that when hcr
husband left home he had between
s3"0 aud $500 in his pocket. She he 70
licvrs that he may be at Hopcwel or
that he may have gone to Europe on
Il transport. Bridwcll is thirty-thrc"
years old. lie weighs about 800
pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
Railroad oalclaI. Return.

T. w. Gricc. assistant to the prcsi-
dent OF the Chesapeake and ohio, has
returned from a visit to Rockhridge
Alum Springs. where his family is
spending several weeks. Robert l.. OFT
chief clerk in Mr.. (irice's Office, and
Mrs. OFT have returned from an auto
mobile trip TO New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
liowitx.r Excursion To->irb,

IHe annual moonlight excursion OF
the Richmond liowitZers viii take
place Tonight. An old Dominion
steamer has been chartered To
leave the wharf at sac o'clock. Dane
ing and other amusements will be af-
forded. and light refreshments will he
served. The HowitZcr excursions have
always proved popular, and the boat
will probably be loaded to capacity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
AMnrd. Grn,-linr Contract.

The Administrative BOARD ycstcr,iav
awarded tn" contract to John J. Curlcy
tn" lowest bidder. for tho grayelipE OF
-. James street, between the Bacon
quarter Eranch AMI School street, and
the laying of granite srall cutters on
mus street between these points. The
hid was 81 cents nor Suunrc ward f.,.
IN" GrnvclinE with MaSSappolaN gravel.
aud Si.o3 per square yurJ for tho gut
tcrinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
SAYS AMENDMENT TAKES
AUTHORITY FROM JInt:I.

Colonel Anderson holds that the
amendment to the charter takes the
authority for the appointment out of
the hands OF the judge of the IluSt-
ings Court ami gives the opinion that
the vacancy should he filled at the
election in November.
Mayor .tinslie will certify the va
cancy to Judge Richardson and. If there
should hc any question as to legal
phases Of the situation. the court will
pass upon the same before issuing the
writ OF election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
L.nrge Incrcn.e in PittsylvnnIn.

The last OF the Pittsylvania County
districts was heard from by State Au-
ditor G. Lee Moore yesterday, and all
Of the land books Of that county are
now in hand II is shown that the
Land assessors this year returned Il total
increase in taxable values OF $Si2,6l0
over last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
Troop No. o 10 Meet

Troop No. =. BOY Scouts, II. .. Helm
rlch. sc"nimaster. will hold its first
meeting OF the fall in Holy Trinity
church lawn party will be given on
Friday night by Troop No. 30, at it's
hcaduuarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21

Iichard fiaSby. colorcd. charged with
stealing whisky from T.. l.. Hubbard
was convicted in Police tour, ycs,cr-
DAY morning and sentenced TO ninety
days in Jail.
!. w. Timbcrlakc was fined $40 OH II
charS. Of torturinE a mule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
oncn-Air Suffrage M.cttnr.

Members Of the Equal Suffrage
League OF Richmond will hold an open
air meeting al Sixth and Broad Streets
Tonight ~ $50 o'clock. Among the
speakers Will lie Miss Adele Clark
Miss Mae Schaill and Mrs. f. t. lob.
son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
Reinstntc. Giles r. uurh.

'ttThe Administrative Board yestcrdav
reinstated GILES T Busln who wns
dropped from the city pm roll tais
week for having Mis- wages nishec,I
The board found thu, Il had been mis-
informed In ,his case, and r.scindcd
ne action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
ELECT HARRIS AS NEW
. HENR|C0 SUPERINTENDENT
State Board of Education Appoints
Successor TO Arthur ID.
Wright.
TAKES CHARGE SEPTEMBER
New School Head Is Principal Of
agricultural High School mt Burke.
vile and Graduate of Richmond
College.

.''SSor j. u. Harris. principal Of
W HSricuitural High school at Hurk
Nlii'. was elected Yesterday hv ~,
"'h,e "oard OF Education 10 succocJ
= - Wright as SUPERINTENDENT
"i S"n""is for the district OF Uenri,.,
IN" ncw iicnrico superintendent, ,y,,
recommended for the position by M
'""'',H Hcn"'i board lie was cciu-
'"'"' al Richmond COLLEGE. william
aud Mary and the liniycr.iiv az Vi,
S'h'a. Professor Harris viii cut,.
upon his new duties about Scpt.u,-
her l.
Morning and afternoon sessions ,ycro
nero rs IA" iioard of Education. and
'"re' '"iunic OF routine business WIS
transacted. i, WAS NOT generals
r"ctcd that The routine matters vu,'.
lac disposed Of in t1nc To- take up ia.
Question Of supplying The vacanc, "A,
llcnriCo COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
SAYS CITY Is FREE
TO ENFORIE ORDINANCE:

In regard to the opinion Of counsel
Tor inc Jitncy. as expressed Yesterday
IN letter from y. G. O'Flahcrty to
colonel Anderson. tho latter replied in
part as follows:
From such examination as have
been able to give them uhc papers in
thc case) up to this time. wish TO
say that do not share your opinion
but, on the contrary, am of opinion
lhat the city is at full liberty To on
force the ordinance ! consider this
matter. however. ono In which the city
should act with dclbcration, and |
shall give it thorough examination be-
fore reaching final conclusion.
In the meantime, however the police
or The city will be directed to take
notes OF those violatin. tho provisions
of tho ordinance, with II view TO re port
them IN the Police Court hereafter and
all persons who see fit to conduct this
business in violation of the provisions
OF the ordinance. VIII do at their
own risk. so far as this Office is CON
ccrncd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
STATEMENT or RECORDS
MADE BN COMPANIES

TIC tabuIatcd HEurcS. given out nv
captain Shipp, arc as follows:
First HrEimcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-21
ANDERSON D|sACREEs
WITH J|TNEY COUNSEL
Assistant City Attorney Warns Carr
riers That They Operate
ut Own Risk.
CITi's COURSE NOT DECIDED
Believes Municipality Is at Liberty
to Enforce Ordinance Despite Ap.
peal and Superscdeas Granted by
Judge Keith

Ni'houSn no orders have been issued
LOT the police to arrest jitncy oner,
: tors who have failed to cumplv win,
INC new city ordinance. attorneys far
the independent jitncy association wcrs
yesterday notified by Colonel t;cor.o
wayne Anderson. Assistant CITY a.
torncH. that "all persons who SO, H.,
10 conduct this thc jitncy, businc..
III violation Of tho provisions or t,o
ordinance viii do so ut their own risk
ine police are taking the names az
All oitncy owners running ears withou.
complying with tho regulations
large number OF jitncys who's.
owners arc parties To tho PROCEEDINGS
To test the validity Of the or,Iiunur.
now pending in tho Supreme Court. arc
now being operated. The jitncv MOI,
arc acting under the advice of their
attorneys. OFlaherty, Fulton & Evrd
VINO ar" of the opinion that the anpc,i
ana supcrscdeas granted by .Iudce
Keith. OF Tn" Supreme Court, is i'm CT
rect an injunction restraining the city
from enforcing the ordinance against
those who arc parties to the suit.
pending final disposition of tho ease
by the higher court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18

out to the homo Of Miss Jane Garth
about seven miles away, where refresh
mcnts were served. The chaperon for
the occasion was Mrs George l.. Black.
OF St Louis. Mo. and II. &. Normcnt
OF st. Louis, was the driver. Those who
went were: Miss Dorothy Donnally, OF
Charleston: Miss Mary Lee Bruce, OF
Minas. Brazil; Misses Mary Donnally
Mildred Porter. BESSIE Enos, Gwen
dolyn Rarret. Mrs. George Il. Black, Of
ST Louis; Messrs. l.. :. Pendleton Kent
Voolfolk. W. Il. Goodwin, j. l.. Wills,
+. g. Duvall and II. b. Normcnt.
Miss Donnallv has Just returned from
Richmond. where She was the guest
OF Miss Madeline Bigger. at her home
on West Avenue. While in Richmond
she was much entertained.
Prominent Engagement.
An engagement Of great interest in
Richmond and Norfolk as we'll as in Bal
tinore and New York. has just been
announced by MIR and Mrs s. Tagart
Steele. OF Baltimore, of their daughter,
Miss Anne Maynndier Steele to a. Perry
Osborn, of Now York. son of Professor
and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn. Of
Castle Rock, Garrison on the Hudson.
The wedding Will take place in the
autumn.
Miss steele. who was presented TO
society a season ago, is one of the most
attractive girls in Baltimore. and has
been social favor!te both there and
at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. where Mr..
and Mrs. Steele have cottage.
Mr.. Osborn. who is member of the
KnickerboCkcr and Racquet Clubs was
graduated from Princeton University in
the class OF 1905 and also from the
Harvard Law School in 1909. He is
now engaged in the practice OF law
with ex-senator John Colt Spooncr.
He is n brother OF Miss Josephine \.
Osborn, Henry Fairfield Osborn, .Tr..
and Mrs Ralph Sanger, formerly Miss
Virginia Osborn. His father, one OF
the most distinguished palcontolo-ists
and biologists in the country, is prcsi-
dent OF the American Museum. of
Natural HISTORY. in Now York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
IN AND 0UT OF TOWN.


Former Governor and Mrs william
Hodges Mann expect to leave in Au-
gust to attend the Governors Confer
cnce. In Boston.
Bishop Collins Denny and Mrs Dem
ny, OF Richmond, are guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Roscoe White. in Ash
land
Mr.. and Mrs C. p Hayliss. of 2las
Floyd Avenue, are spending several
weeks In the mountains near Green
wood
for Orange. after spending several
weeks with friends In Ginter Park.
Miss Louise Crank. Of Louisa, is
visiting her aunt Mrs j. II Crank,
At her home in this city.
Miss Margaret Brooks. Of this CITY,
is the guest OF her cousins. Misses
Claudia and Mabel Brooks, in VIII
liam sburG
Miss Mauae Ainslie, who has been
visiting Miss Virginia Hughes in Nor
folk, has returned TO the city
Mrs Rarksdale I.athrop and her
children are in Atlantic City for
n stay of several weeks.
Miss Mamie West VIII leave this
week to Join camping party near
Ashland
MISS Nato Myers and George II.
Myers, OF Sof West Grace street, are
visiting friends In the mountains OF
North Carolina
Mrs. y. n Lccch and daughter. Cen
cvicvc. have returned from Virginia
Beach, where they spent the past
week.
Miss X Florence Leech. who has
been attending the Baptist Encaulp-
mcnt, held AT Virginia Beach. will re-
main az the beach week longer
Miss Helen TulI and Miss Emma
Lewis who have been visiting the
Misses adam, on Grove Road. have re-
turned TO philadelphia.
Mrs James Stanton Moore and chill
drcn viii spend the remainder OF the
summer al Camp Merrymont. in Rock
bridge County
Mrs Harry Howell Smith has COMO
to Blowing Rock, n. c.. for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs George C. Guvcrnator
and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Guverrator
Of Richmond. are spending some time
: In West Point
/ Miss virginia Lcftwich. who hay
/ been visiting here, has returned TO
Waynesburo.
/ The Misses Newell, Of this city. arc
at Glen Mary" tho home OF Mrs J.
4 -. chimney, near Louisa.
Mrs Ellen Rogers. who has been Wis
lung Mrs Frank Patterson, in Way
"cshoro. haa returned to the city.
Mrs II. W Elicit. OF this city. is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs J. A. Kent,
In Louisa. for a week
Mrs Alex Eady, accompanied by
Miss Erma Adams. has left for visit
20 Boston Providence and other near.
by places Of interest
Mrs Walter - Sarvay and her
daughter. Iydia. ana Miss India Booth
have just rcturund from Visit 20 Ma
CARA Fans, Atlantic cay and other
places IN the North
Miss Mary Roth. daughter Of ] r.
t"th, Of 23oS West Grace street. han
been spending the past two months In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
DURHAM
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatcb. 7

TprCiat 10 ihe Times Dispatch
Dl isHAM. y. c., July l7.-Mrs Het-
tie Cobb Glass entertained on ymosnor
evening at hcr home on Ashton place
AT brilliant reception. complimcn;arv
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w r;l,sc
whose marriage was one OF the social
events of June
Mrs. J. r. Timberlake mas returned
TO her home in Columbia. S. c.. after
visit to her mother. Mrs J. L. Timber
lake.
Miss Martha Whitman, who has been
the guest OF Miss Margaret Leyburn.
has returned to her home In Atlanta
Ca.
Mrs. Fannie Groom and Miss Inez
Groom, recent guests OF Mrs ]. T.
hriatiah' nave gone To Mount Vernon
Mrs. l.. y. Dibbrell, who has been in
the city severa! days visiting her
mother, Mrs. i. G. Glass, has returned
TO Danvillc. Va.
Miss Louise Currin. of Richmond.
who has been the guest of Miss Gladys
German. has gone to Oxford TO visit
friends
Mrs. J. c. Niche has as her house
guest her niece, Miss Alexander. of
Davidson. " C.
Miss Florence Easley. of South Bos.
ton. Va. is visiting Mrs. L. w. Shacl<le-
ford
Mrs. e. T Rollins and children have
gone to Morehcad City, where thev
viii spend several weeks.
! MIS- j. j. Hurt and children have
/ gone on visit to Culpepcr, Va. where
they will spend about six weeks
! Mrs Z. w. Shackicford was hostess
| on Friday morning at delightful
rook party. the honorces being Mrs T.
son, and Miss Easley. OF South Bos.
! ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18

Salisbury. n. c., where she has been
much entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. david Buchanan and
their family, of Richmond. are spend
ms the summer In Ashland.
Mrs. c. a. Nathan and her daughter,
who have been in Richmond for some
time. are now III Danville, before lcav-
ing for Patrick Springs
Mrs. c. Keith Carlin ana her son.
who have been visiting Mrs James
Hunter. left last week for Atlantic
City.
John sydney williams. of Char
!o,tesvillc. Is visiting his Grandmother,
Mrs. Joseph c. Williams, Of North
wenty- third Street.
Miss Ruth Smlthson. of Crewe. is
visiting in Charlottesville. and will
later visit friends in Culpeper and
WASHINGTON.
Miss India Thomas and Lizzie Den
mis-. of Richmond. have been recent
guests of Miss Katherine Marsh, in
Ashland
Mrs. y. Fl. Branch. of Newport News
is visiting her sister, Mrs ]. j. Wick
or, in this city
Mrs. William Rudd and her daugh-
ter have gone TO Annapolis, Md. for
visit 10 friends.
MISS Mary Lyman, Of Richmond is
/ spending several days in Urbanna as
n guest at the home of l.. r. Treat.
Bev and Mrs. J. j. Wicker have
been spending the past week with
friends NJ Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs E Southland shio,ds
nave gone TO Lexington, where they
are guests of Colonel and Mrs. Wi.
liam T. Shields
Miss Elsie Harrison is visiting Miss
Mary Johnson in her apartment at mo
Chesterfield
Misses Augusta and Charlotte Dan
icl OF Richmond, are spending some
uinc In Newport News
George w Sommers. Of This ci,,. h
been wishing his mother. Mrs. .Ioh, F.
""'iihcr*' IN Louisa. Tor a few days.
MIR and Mis- r. L. Shore and thar
children, OF Richmond, are VISITING
MY ana Mrs. J. L. 1rby. in blackstone
Miss Josie Baker. Of this civ is
spending 4 short time with mr.
rents. pr. and Mrs. J. w. Baker IN
Louisa. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober, rIackeu and
tneN family Mr.. and Mrs Edward
mTouse and family, and Miss Haz.i
iatc a'e spending a few DAYS at ,ha
shicKahominy Country Club. proyI.
dence Forge
Mrs Minnie V Clopton has Joined
Mr. and Mrs William J.. Wood ana
their family, OF 2702 Monument, Ave-
nue.. al the st. Charles Hotn, /,
lantic City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18

On Miss ahrsn STEELE and f. iddy stade
Miss steele the Youngest of three danghtcrs
wife
burn of the big four American
Club. Recently at
shows him Il a result of the n,is,au
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18

Solid quarter.saw.
ed oak. highly pol.
ished, with slip
seat OF genuine lea.
ther. An attractive
design that is we'll
made and substan.
tial. Don't miss this
great value. Order
yours early to-mor-
row.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
National Honor Is One of the Greatest
Factors In Human Progress
By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. Statesman

HALL the nations honor be maintained? Yes; thousand times
yes There division among the American people this sub
c but what does national honor require? All agree that the
honorable should be followed but what definition of honor shall
The old blood definition which the ngoes
OF THE AGE AND THE INSPIRATIONS OF OUR PEOPLE?
Upon this question every citizen has right speak, and the c
ought to speak before false standard of national honor il set
up Our national ideals determine what honorable and those ideals
illustrated by efforts promote universal peace They
pacific humanitarian work increases home and abroad
National honor is sentiment it but sentiment Of the
greatest progress the the social world
that tends to that which at rest
world that it tends keep
in motion that which is moving.
REFORM OVERCOME EXISTING SENTIMENT, But
WHEN REFORM SENTIMENT
WHICH COMPELLING OPERATES
AGAINST CHANGE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23

: Photos by American Press Association.
TWO VIEWS OF JACK MIL1xR OF TA1 r.
LOUIS CARDINALS.
Wagner. On enrolling with the Pirates
he was crude in his actions and had
only fair knowledge Of the game, but
close association with the games
greatest shortstop improved him i'm.
mensely, made him star at the key.
stone sack and an asset to the club.
For a long time he was one Of Fred
Clarke's most timely hitters and was
Invaluable because Of his aggressive
ness and hustling qualities.
When Clarke needed a first baseman
he took Miller of second and placed
him there. He did as we'll at one posi-
ton as at the other. There was trou-
BILE in the ranks. and Miller was one Of
the men who resented their treatment
by the officials Of the club. What was
more, he thought his services were
worth more to the team, but Barney
Dreyfuss did not agree with him. As
result trade was made with the
Cardinals.
Since joining that team Miller has
played as great a game as any infield-
er in the National league. Higgins
declares he would not part with him
for any trade or sum Of money that a
club might offer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23

The Herald tells It all right.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
JACK MILLER SOME PLAYER.

st. Louis Cardinals lnfielder Has star
red In Many Positions.
Miller Higgins has on the Cardinal
team a ball player who is really one of
the stars of the National league. but
whose ability is not appreciated by the
fans. The player referred to is John
Miller. who is now playing second
base. but who has also been at first
and short, at which positions he de-
livered as brilliant a brand Of ball as
he is now giving his club ut second
base. Miller is SO great an infielder
that Manager Bresnahan Of the Cubs
would rather obtain him than any 9TH
er athlete in the league unless 1t be
Art Fletcher Of the Giants or Buck
Herzog Of Cincinnati.
Miller first gained prominence when
he Joined the Pittsburgh team and
played second base alongside of Hans