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The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
ON TRAIL OF MARSANs.
Miller Higgins Goes to Cuba After
RecnIciterant OutneIder.

Cincinnatt Ohio. Jan. T.-AIiller Hugzins manager
Of the 81. louis Nationals. will 20 to Havana. Cuba
the home Of Armando Marsans. former catcher for
the Cincinnati club in effort to induce Marsans
rejoin organized baseball AarSans has been In Cuba
since being enjcined from playing with the Federal
League
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Boxing Case in Court

New Orleans. Jan. T.-Gsorge Lawrence Australian
sportsman. manager Of Sam McVey. negro heavy
weight has declared that he will contest the ruling
Of the Wisconsin boxing commission barring negroes
from boxing in that State the grUund that IL 10
4 violation of the fifteenth amendment Of the
United States Constitution. He said that the case
would be fought in the Federal court, but would
not say just where It would be fled
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
IN Scholastic

Suhstitnttous-Dore for Carter. r. Culligan for
Stcod GO1is irum hoor-Tom Connors CS, Coo"
Connon til, Btschof lS. Mccarthy t5l. Dpre t9,
steed C9. stowers ~, Roberts. n. CuIIiTan. Ere
tnsses-rom Cunnors Ia Culhsan a. Myers Referee
Holly" Bcwis Timekceper-Stephen Clements
Scorer Bernie Grady. Time of periods-0 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Has Not Missed a Game in S Years.

Al BromEick. the third baSeman Of the Chi
cago White SOI.s purchased from Davenport. Iowa.
has record Of not missing game in five years. His
time has been spent In the wisconsin Illinois League
and the Three-I League and In the latter orEaniEa
tlon last season he bGtted well over 500 His home
Is In 81. Louis
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Tough Year for France.

Il also a tough year for France. Lajoie only
hatted around 90. Dubuo ranked hfty seventh .
pitcher. and Paris came within days march of
lnzina ~ fanehise N The BID LeAeaa
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Feds WIN Fight for Wingo.

Chicago Jan. T.-Legal steps to prsyent Ivy Wingo'S
playing with Cincinnati or with any other club In
Organized baseball Will be taken By ne Federal
League according TO President Gllmons ms Fsdsnls
- - ---a--~s -aaA tAaa IN haAA n -
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Dickinson Cantain Elected-

Carlisle, Pa. Jan. 7.-Tackle Frank PuderbauEh,
Of the DickinsDn Collsge football team. has BEEN
elected Dickinson's gTidirun leader for 1915 b.
the men who had won their D'G
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08

Goals from fcOr-HaisA 90, Glesson ~. Ecken-
roth 49,. SduanOoskie 20. Powers t5. Esler co.,
Sullivan. Goals from foul-Su1ivAn. PowerA Referee
Mr. Green. Time Of halyes-D MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Tigers Release Infielder.

Los Angeles. Jan. FIRED McMuIlln. third base
man Of Detroit team. Of the American League has
been released TO the raeomA Northuustsn Leagas
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
Reonlars RatterY Wins.

Fort Myer Va, Jan. THE Company team OF
this post defeated the District Of Columbia Battery
last night in q roughly fought game here BY % TO
Q score. Summary:
N q Battery. Position. Company +.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
New York Knows Something.

New Nork. Jan Eddie Collins will play second
base for the New lork YADhas u Lal6 IL uas
r1mnred hsre today.
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MAY TRY TO RESTRAIN DALTON.

Totals.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-08
MEDICAL.
pr. WIN. Z. Baldus, specialist.

Blain. nervous. and stomach diseases Doctors
service and medicine 8. Southeast corner eth and
y sta ~. Hours. 10 q N to p N Phons n Sl6
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Among the Visitors

Mr.. w. w, Wells Of Valentine Is visit
ing his SON. Chester Wells, and Mrs.
Wells. this week.
Miss Helen Landt OF la Porte. Ind.
arrived yesterday to visit her cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. siefken.
Mrs. A. II. searie Of White River. s.
D., with her daughters. Helen and Mar
ian. arrived Tuesday TO visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs N. p. Duffield and fam
ily Of Ottumwa, Ia. who are motoring
home from Colorado. are visiting Mrs 8.
A. Duffield and Mr.. Jean Duffield.
Miss corinne Ripley OF Topeka. Kan.
has arrived TO be the guest OF Mrs. ID.
q. craiEhead for two or three weeks.
Miss Ripley 4 a graduate OF Washbusn
college and an officer OF the Beta soror-
lily ana win be an instructor In English
and sewing at the Silver Lake High
school next winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Pleasures Past.

Mrs. II. A. Chamberlain entertained at
bridge and luncheon yesterday morning
in honor Of Mrs. L. WATSON Of st. Louis,
who IL the guest of Mrs w. Lincoln
Byrne. Eight guests were entertained.
Miss Gladys Goodman entertained a
Few friends informally yesterday after
noon In honor Of Miss Marian Huffman
of Dos Moines.
Miss Helen Chesney entertained tho Fri
day Morning Bridge club this morning.
Mise Margaret Farrel entertained the
Entire Nous club AZ a Juvenile party FRI
day evening Of last week at her home IN
South Side. The evening was spent at
cards and dancing, after which supper
was served. The prizes were awarded 10
Misses Nell conoran. Agnes Cassidy and
Margaret Farrell. Miss Velma Good was
guest Of the club. The club will give
an outing Sunday at Valley. The MEN,
bera are.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Peraonal Mention.

Mr.. n. n. Evans and son. Dwight, left
Saturday FOR Yellowstone park.
Mira r. r. Bvans and daughter Ruth
win leave for kansas City tomorrow.
Miss Edna Bennett. who has been visit.
ing in Lexington. KY. - now In chicago.
Miss Frances Johnson and Mias Ger
trude Mattson left last evening for Colo
iado.
Mrs. II. c. Arson plans TO leave for =
trip on the western coast the last Of thia
month.
Mrs. J. A. Bruce ana sons. Philip and
Jack. viii leave Monday 10 spend a week
In Hastings
Miss Grace Allison and her guest Afiss
Lillian siu,z. viii spend this weekend at
Rosemere Lodge.
Mrs. Stanley Rosewater returned from
Lansing. Mich. Wednesday. accompanied
BY her mother. Mrs. McAlvay
Mr.. and Airs. s 8. Montgomery and
daughter Bernice left Tuesday for two
weeks IN Hot springs, 8. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Il s. Leayitt win spend
the weekend IN Odebolt. la. az the guests
Of Bishop Bashford and Mrs. Baahford o.
Pokln. Chlna. who are visiting Mrs Hash.
ford's parents IN Odebolt.
Mr.. and Mrs- n y. Miller ana sons yin
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
In and Out of the Be Hive.

In ana Out OF the Be Hive.
Mr.. w IT. Tudor left for Chicago Sun.
day.
Mrs T. A. cuscaden is visiting at Lake
OkoboH
Mr.. Jean Duffieid leaves next week for
Chicago. to spend ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Baker and sons
leave today for Kansas City.
Mrs. II. c. Peters and Miss Katherine
Peters returned from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bruce returned last
week from a trip to the western coast.
Judge and Mrs w. A. Redick left yes
terday for Chicago, from where they will
take the lake trip.
Mr. and Mrs. a. L. Richie and daugh-
ter have gone TO Duluth. From there
they viii take the lake trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. Lennon and
family have gone 70 Harbor Springs,
Wis, for several weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eek and daugh-
tiers, Lenore and Helen Claire. leave 10
day for Grand Island. TO spend two weeks
DIR. and Mrs p. c. Moriarty left Tues
day evening for northern New York
State, where they VIII spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mr.. IL. II. Holcomb IL home from a
vacation OF two weeks spent at Harbor
Springs and Roaring Brook, Mich. Mrs
Holcomb. who was with him, accom-
panied him os far as Chicago. and Will
be home next week
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Western Travellers.

Western Travellers.
Mr.. John Lee Webster will leave Sat.
urday for a trip through California.
Mrs. n. J. Macarthur and daughter
Naomi. leave today. in their car. for Gel
lette, Wyo.
Mr.. and Airs. II. J. Mccarthy are now
az the Alexandria In Los Angeles. They
viii leave for San Diego August Is
Mrs. @. J. Bird and Miss Mary Bird
left this week for Lusk, wyo.. where
they will remain until September l.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Whitehouse. who
are making an extended tour Of the west
and northwest, are now in san Francisco
day 10 meet Mrs. sype and william, who
have been there since July l. They will
visit the eNpositions before returning
about September /.
The Misses May and Eva Mahoney.
who have been sojourning In Portland
and Seattle, are now IN San Francisco
visiting the exposition.
Mr.. william u Taube, who went 10 the
exposition with the Rotary club delega.
ton. IL still plcture-posting his friends
from San Francisco with tidings OF on
enjoyable visit and meeting many familla,
faces
Miss June and Miss Lucille Brown, who
have been touring the western coast since
July l. are now In camp at Twin Lakes,
Idaho. where they Will remain until Sep
tcmbor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

return TO Des Molnes tomorrow. accom-.
panied by Miss Marion Huffman.
Miss Eioise Hills motored 70 Red Oak,
Ia. Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith
and Miss Blanche Griffith The latter
has been a guest at the Hills home re-
Gently.
Miss Grace Hart OF Atkinson was the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. a. G. crossman,
and Mr.. crossman last week. enroute to
California.
DIT. and Mrs. l.. A. Dermody. who
motored TO Webster, wis. with MIR. and
Mrs Fred Stack for a three weeks fish
ing trip. are expected home next wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Updike and Miss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Merchants Market Week festivities.
Right off the bat Monday evening, Au-
gust % the men Of the visiting mer-
chants are to be hustled to Ak-Sar-Bsn
den and there treated TO the best that
the den offers to anyone.
On Tuesday afternoon and evening the
visitors are TO be taken to Lake Manawa.
a buffet supper Is to be served and in
teresting athletic events are to be staged.
Wednesday night. September /. is to he
the big style show. Hitherto these style
shows have been held at the Commercial
club in the big dining room. They have
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
BY MELLIFICIA.
Friday, August 10, 1915.

IT HE inevitable question.
been solved today, the s they
~ Demonstration the
home Mrs F. s. King Benson. sufragsts
a
hostess
fey esthec made
witches with her hands and
OF her
good housekeepers belongs to the grey
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Lucy Updike Of Omaha. are at Watch
IIni House. Watch Hin. r. l., where
they plsn 20 spend the remainder OF tho
summer
Miss Inez Mangan Of South Omaha. ac-
companied by Miss Alice Holbrook OF
Omaha. have returned from an extende :
trip 20 the coast Enroute home they Va
tied IN Denver and salt Lake City
Mr.. and Mrs. n. - Ochiltree, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas
Of Los Angeles. are spending several
days in Minneapolis and 81. Paul. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ochiltree spent their
honeymoon I'm Minneapolis twenty-three
years ago.
DR. and Mrs. F. w. slabaugh and
daughters viii leave for California Sep
TENDER 1. to spend six months. They
will visit both expositlons and spend
some time In Los Angeles. Santa Ana
and other points. While west DIT. sla-
baugh will buy a now car and take some
of the famous tours Of the interior, in
Guiding the Yosemite valley trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Change Of Rssidenoe.

AIR. and Mrs. Eiiet Drake are now set
tied In their home at biog Davenport
street Mrs. Drake was Miss Ruth Halier
and she and Mr.. Drake have lived in
Norfolk since their marriage over year
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wells. formerly
living at lle South Thirty-sixth street.
have moved into thsir new home at SOFA
lizard street.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Dancing Masters CotiilOn,

The thirty-second annual cotillon OF
ahe American National Association OF
Masters OF Dancing win be given this
evening 81 Hotel claTemont IN Berkeley.
Cal Mr.. w. r. Chambers OF Omaha win
Be present and win demonstrate his own
creation. the ''jltney dog"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

grown too large for that. however ane
this year the style show is TO be given
at the Auditorium. Admission viii be ~
ticket. A dance will follow.
Thursday night there is to be dinner
and dance at the Field club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

MISS GRACE GAS
settle, the American
portrait artist, who visited
in Omaha and who has
been placed at the head Of
the bandage department
in the American Ambu-
lance hospital in Neuilly.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Plan Big DOings
for Market Week
Festivities Here

From Manawa 70 Ak-sar-Ben den. from
style show to tango and fox trot-this in
brief Is the program OF entertainment for
the merchants OF omaha's trade territory
who will be in Omaha by thousands the
week beginning August 30 for the big
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
To Honor. House Guest.

Dr. and Mrs. Philip sher entertained
at their home Thursday evening. com
plimentary TO their niece. Miss Charlotte
sher OF Reading. Pa. who has been visit
ing here this summer. Miss sher leaves
soon for the east.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
AT Happy Hollow.

ar. Harmon smith win xlve a dinner
o. eight covers Saturday evening at
the Happy Hollow club and Mr.. ]. Good
rich will entertain six guests.
The Misses Alice and Katherine Wood
ward will entertain twenty-four guests
~ luncheon Thursday % next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

ne m1Fflage 81 Mas Myrtle Cas- Of
stuart. Ia. and Mr. Oscar T.. Baker Of
Benson took place Al the Presbyterian
parsonage on Tuesday evening. The
young people were attended ~ the brides
brother. Dr. n. H. Cas-. and afra. Cas-
Rev. hr Mccluns o. The Pfesbyterian
church clliclated
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Mr. +. b. Hochstesler viii entertain
sixteen Euests AZ dinner Saturday even
ing AZ the Country club ana ]. Il. rita
gerald five
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
KEiSER PAYS $4,000 -
EcR The IVY APARTMENTS

c. O. Reiser has purchased tne ~
apartments at the corner Of sherman enu
Sherwood avenues for $4,000 OF 'onn
Batenhorst.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
on ths calendar.

Miss Grace Allison viii give picnic
AZ Rossmere Monday evening IN honor
Of her guest. Miss Lillian slutz Of Pitts
burg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
At the Field Club.

Mrs. W. J. Brandt entertained this aft
ernoon at the matinee dance at the Field
club. IN honor OF Miss Dorothy Knapp Of
Minneapolis Those present were:
Misses Misses
Lillian Head, Margaret Holden,
Helen Hunter elsie Schmidt.
tllznbeth perrigO. DoFeen Holden.
Joaelyn Stone, Aiena Thompson.
blanche Boyson. Helen Melch-
Asmarine Campbell. Dorothy Cole,
Virginia White, Margery Cavers,
Edith Willebronds Dolly Burnett.
Dinners will be given Saturday evening
az the Field club by II. 5. Mann. who
will have eight guests; w. II. Yoye.
twelve; Hawthorne Daniels. two; Harley
conant. four; w. O. Nichols. six.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Airs. c. - Baldwin entertain the United
Commercial Travellers Ladies' auxiliary
AZ q high flve party a. her home We'd
nesday afternoon. Those present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
At Carter Lake Club.

At Carter Lake Club.
Eighty members Of vesta chapter. order
OF the Eastern Star. were entertained at
luncheon at Carter Lake club Thursday.
Following luncheon. there was KEN
sington.
Mrs Penn Fodrea entertained the
Deborah Frankiand ciup at luncheon at
the club. Covers were placed for:
Mesdames- Mesdamea-
T.. l.. Potter. c. c. Howe,
G.. y. corey: J. NJ Lowe.
I. J. Quinby. Penn Fodrea.
Mrs. T. w. Blackburn had as her guests
at dinner last evening;
Messrs. and Mesdames-
r. y. Martin, Lloyd Meyer
J. a. Good,
Misses Misses
Heel Foster OF Jean Wallace
Willard, Nob.
Mr.. George Porter. vbgk
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. whitehorn had ne
their dinner guests;
Miss Blanche whitlock.
Mrs Il. II. Whitlock.
Mr.. T. 70. Whitiock.
DIR. and Mrs. J., II. Wallace gave
diner party at the club. Covers were
placed for;
MeAdameR-- Meedame9-
r. c. Wallace, r. Holovtchiner.
Misses Misses
Alice Wallace, Dorothy Wallace,
Elice Hoiovtchiner. Ruth Wallace.
Measra.-- Messfs.-
Warren Wallace, Murrill Wallace.
Others entertaining at dinner were
Louis Hitler. who had six guests; c. L.
Dundy. six; DIR. Grant Williams. six; Mrs.
E. q. Clay, two: A. Baumeister. twelve;
s. Goldstrom. ak; w. J. cattin, three;
E. II. Ward. eight; Mrs. w. w. Watts.
four; w. Harris. four; N. Mantel, six,
and MI Burgess. three.
Miss Samuel X. Hanford gave a swim
ming party this afternoon IN honor Of
Miss Edith Matthews. who has been
spending the summer at the Hanford
cottage at Carter Lake club
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-01
this CARD PITCHER is
A BOTANY PROFESSOR

One st. Louis Cardinal player who
doesn't have to depend upon baseball
to earn his support is Lee Meadows,
the google eyed recruit moundman
who has been the subject of quite a
few feature stories since he was pur-
chased for the Cardinals by Scout Bob
Connery last fall.
In addition to being a pitcher of no
small promise, Meadows is a botanfst
While Meadows was a student at Hor-
ner Military academy in Oxford, N
c., two years ago he taught a primary
class the study of nature and plant
life. a.. 44
When he left Oxford to join the DIR
ham club of the North Carolina league
the academy board of control assured
Meadows that the position as profes,
scr of botany is open to him any time
he decides to quit baseball.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-01

state league north of Brattleboro
leaves the town of Greenfield hopeless
~ out OF baseball unless the manage
ment down there succeeds in getting
INTO some league with Northampton as
the other principal place. Greenfield
mas wanted Brattleboro to join with
that town in some sort of league
since the directors there became salts
fed that their vote for six-team cir
cult and unlimited salary resulted in
throwing them out of everything. Brat
tleboro has not changed its collective
mind on the salary limit and long
trips for games.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-01

of this new Twin State circuit are
Keene, Newport and Bellows Falls. the
latter being the only team that helps
to make it a twin state circuit, as
all the others are in New Hampshire
The directors of the four teams of
the circuit will meet in Claremont
Monday evening and formally organ
ize the league and draft a schedule.
Bellows Falls, according to the Bellows
Falls Times, has done nothing as vet
towards raising funds for the season
and all of the debts contracted last sea-
son have not been paid.
O'Harra, according to the Spring
field Republican, has strings on sew
eral players whom he intended to place
in BrattlebOro this season under his
management had the directors voted
to have a league team.
The apparent certainty of a Twin
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-01
CHARLIE DOOM HAS
CONTRACTED A TRUE
THESPlAH LANGUAGE

The stage has surely had its effect on
Charlie Doom, catcher of the Cincin-
natl Reds. He has contracted the true
Thespian language and can't seem to
shake it loose.
When Leon Ames asked him how
the Cincinnati club impressed him he
responded: It'll be a scream. Believe
me, when we put on our act Wen hold
the curtain and taKe six bows. Betcha
some jitneys right now that We'll be
the show, and there won't be anybody
walk out on us either.
''All new stuff; clean comedy, good
dressers on and off. Say, DO, it'll be a
knockout! I know the act didn't go
good last year. 1t oughta been played
over the small time for chaser. But
We've got some good workers this time.
They won't want to close US anywhere
after the opening matinee, and any
place where it isn't cold house we'll
be a riot"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-01
180,000,000 Russians on the Water
Wagon.

In the May American Magazine Cap
tain Granville Fortescue writes an ar
tie entitled, Battling for Warsaw.
1t Is an account of the great war on
the eastern frontier of Germany. Fol-
lowing is an extract:
when Russia went to war the Gar
with stroke of his pen put one hum
dred and eighty million people on the
water wagon. And, belive me, this
water wagon TOXIN is no bluff. 1t is
harder to get drink in Russia today
than it is at Lake Mohonk. How wise
was this edict of the ruler of Russia
is now shown in the condition of his
army. Their fighting effectiveness is
higher than that of the French and
fully equal to the English, measured
by the physical fitness of the units
composing the forces. On the other
hand, the German soldiers nearly all
carry TASKS of whiskey or other spirits
Ivan the Siberian knows this, and ]
fear that the famous edict is some
times broken when a batch of prison
ers is gathered in. The TASKS are Ger
tainly contraband of war
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-01
RUDE MARQUARD HAS A
REMARKABLE RECORD

RUDE Marquard, crack left handed
pitcher of the New York Giants, who
recently pitched 4 no hit game against
Brooklyn. has broken more records in
baseball than any other two pitchers
put together. From the time McGraw
paid $1,000 for the Rube, the highest
price ever paid for Y bali PLAYER UP to
that time, the Rube has proceeded mer-
rily on his way busting and tearing rec.
ords apart.
Jumping from q rookie to a star in
1911, the RUDE led the National league
pitchers in his first year rs a regular,
winning twenty-four games and losing
seven for percentage Of ia. In
1912 he tied the worlds pitching record
and broke all modern pitching records
by linking together nineteen victories
without a break. In this winning
streak Brooklyn was the first and nine
tccnth victim.
Last July Marquard defeated Pitts
burgh in twenty-one inning game, the
longest contest ever fought in the Ma.
tional league. Later RUDE lost twelve
straight games, the longest losing
streak any Giant pitcher has sustain
ed since McGraw lifted the Giants into
the first division in 1908 Now the
Rube has crowned his string of records
by breaking into the no hit class in his
first game Of the season Maruuard's
nearest approach to a no hit game prior
to this one was pitched in 1911, when
he held st. Louis hitless until the late
innings, when RUDE Ellis hit him for q
single