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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07


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Ssie erilinerlid, bot Ser geutlhe
aaiier Dor fltr5en cine gerfiignn9
erlaiien, auf @rllno oeren gefangeif
genontmene fntboliihe 9rieIter, oie
6efaitntlidl in sSrallfreid NIT in Der
SSront fduipfelG ais Sffisiere az
6ebaabeln firo. slnd) 5iuiidem ben
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hntergebrndten Gailfenoen BON Wes
fangeileil befanoen ii6 mebrere fran.
5oiii6e 8rieiter, ole bieier Gage oela
0ffi5iersaefongenenloger IN S1nnop.
Wtilnoen iibertpieien iuoroen fiao. Nes.
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neblnlidfeiteu fir 9ffisiersaefanges
ne traten, batten iie Den gea1ipeis al
erbriilglt, oaB lie in Der Eat slnge.
borige oes 9eiItIihen gtanoes ieien,
llno 10 lpur0e oas 9eieoer8iueIrenel
8efongenenlager Der Gd)aupfab eIs
mes regelredten tbeoloeiiden Gra=
mems, oas Die betreffenoen Strange.
len Dor &aiieler @eiitlihen ollrd)
Gernlittlung eines Golmeti6erg able
gen ntuBten Grit alg lie oieIe 9rii-
lung beltonoen batten, ipuroe ibnen
Der 9ffi5iersrang 5uerfannt.
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SinOenbnrs ,tnb Madenien.

gs 1T elner Der nlerflpiiroigiten
3nfolle, benen man IN Der @elhihte
ab lulo 81 begegnet, oaB oie 9eane1
Der betoen 9eerfilbrer, Die ieBt ge-
nleiniam an Der 9ltgren5e Die @odt
GaltetL. nm utler 9aterlano boz
Dem ginbringen Der ruiiiiden &or.
ben 81 i6ilte1l, ihon IN frii1eren
0enerationen oidt nebe1teinarloer 5u
ftnoen tparen. 9ie Weddenien iilio
elm erlt in neuerer Seit geooeltes, urz
ipriinglid 6rminldpeigiiAes Sc
l6le6t. Der @roBpater Des @ene-
rals tpltroe 1888 IN Dem @utsbauie
ugeeue S,iitte" 5ur brounI6peigii1ett
@en1etnoe 9aoenboufen ant Sars
geb0rig, ge6oren. Die @fadenIen BE-
trieben BORT 2onomirti6aft nno mo-
rem 5ltgleid 5nbrberrn, oeren @e-
ipanne Dem @iiterperfehr bonn &ar5
nod 6rattffurt d. &C.. 2eip8ig uro
Sanburg 0ierteu 2ltoipig Madetl-
len, Der @roBoater oes Generals,
pabtete ipater oas Der 5olnilie bon
SBenoorf geborenoe @ut 8uingen BEL
9orlteot, NO Der 8oter oes Generals
eeboren lit. Ser General tpuroe auf
bent @rdffi6 b. 9llteniben @ute
Sans 2eipnib IN Sa6iel1 geboren,
mo iein @ater .9loutiniitrator mar.
Spdter pa6tete Ser Goter oes Gene
rails oas @ut 2inoenau in Der gsaba
bon DRESDEN. 9l1t1 Ser General. iel=
ber mar 5ullablt 2allotpirt lt1lo nloh-
te aIs @illiabrig- -Sreitpilliger BEL oelt
2eibbuiaret in 8oien Sen 5elo5ug
1S70-71 nit, na6 beiien geenoi-
gnltg er ii6 Der aftinen inilit1rii1eil
2alif6abn ipiomete. ltrlnlitteIbor ge-
geniiber Dem @utsbanie ,geene Siit=
te", oem 5tarnnbalrie oes @enerals
bon Mafenien, liegt nun cine oltc
glrgruine, Die .9inoellburg" ge,
nannt. Sic miro idon I'M Sabre
1852 5nn1 erIter Wol gellallnt, llno
aus ben iiber iie norliegeiloen gead)-
ridten ergibt iid, 6aB. iie. aitf braun,
idipeigiibem @ehiet belegen, icbon
leit 6ent IA. Sabrbutioerf gerreit1ia=
mes gigertitm Der brnunI6tpeieiiden
Ettno grubenbageniden Sersoee getpc-
len lit. Nad} hett porbniloeaen lie
berrelten 81 ilrteilen, fam Die @it-
senbltrg MIR bon illaBigetn lln1fan=
ge geueien ieill, ibre Gage r1ahte tie
ober 5u elmer 8ieinlid ftarfen sSeite.
Bon Dem @eiWedte, Dem fie Ut
lipriinalid eeborte, lit II. Der gbronit
nirgenos Die Heoe, es bleibt aber oie
Mtoalidfeit beiteben, onB and Sic
gorfabren oes SeIomaridaus in IT.
genopelden 8e5iebrtnaen gu ibr fte.
ben, Dob ofio beioer Seerfiibrer off,
tlen auf oemielben Slef1en @roe
i'm Soietale bebeiinatet iino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07

@Hiiiide mno ensliidbe Sepeideur
forreippnoenten f0nnen itd iiber ben
Sieg, ben Die @miIem iiber bic siirfeu
I'M aanfaiasgebiet errrmgen baben,
nadl tmmer nidJt bernbieem. 81
iuad]ft bon Gag 5ll Gag an @roBe uno
geoeutung uno er miro uns mol ii1h=
items ais Der luidtigite uno beoeu.
tenoite Sieg oes gan3en arieges bar.
geiteIlt tperoen, binter Dem ale onoe.
ren errltugenidaften, Dor alien oie
Der 9eutiden, melt 3uriif bleiben.
Satlodlid miro iebt i6on angeoeu-
tet, ooB oieier Sieg mol Dem gan5en
tlirtitden 5elo5ug Elm eiloe made.
asadJ Der neiteitem Saritellmug ariffea
Die SimlIcn, nadOem tie @erifGrfunaen
erbalten batten, Die Siirfem 6ei g(roas
oaban an nnb bra6ten ibmen cine
bpllitGnOigc 9sieberlage bei, bann
fuaHoten tie iid) sesem bic Sanptmalle
Der tiirfiidJen StreitfrGfte, Die iidl an
einen Slnsriff anf SarifampIdJ an
ldlfdfP ffun errnttf,eu Thor 60 Ac,
arai,orf;aen ;sa sa's.m s,a, sa,,, nuse ns g. oen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07

gtpa f20 IN 8iesbaoen ipobn.
bate riiIliiebe Staatsangeboriae ba-
ben onr6 8ernlittelung oes ipalli-
f6en aoniuls an Ole faiierIi6 ruff
lde 6egierung naditebenoe grfld-
rrn9 geianot;; Sic llnter3eihnetelr
in 8iesbaoen mobnenoen ruIiiid)eli
Staatsangeborigen erflaren, oaB lie
trob oes 8tuiiden 9eliti1lano nno
RltBlano beitebenoen &rieges bon Der
oeutid)en &egierung III burdaus rif-
terlicber g8eiie bebanoelt uoroen
iino. Slloem iie oieIe 8atiad)e nit
oanfbarer s(nerfenulng feItiteIler.
menoen lie ii6 biernlit an Die failer=
lid ruiiiide 9egierlng nit ser ganS
untert1nigiten 9itte, lie ltloge gegen
Die III 9hlBlano mobnenoer 0eutIhem
Die gleide gfiifiiht ipalten laiien,
ipie lie oen in 9eutldlano lebenoen
&nlien 5nteil ipro.@ 3ngleid briiden
Die llnter6eidneten ben @nrfd aus,
es modten fih aud Die 9fniIen anoe-
rer oentiher St1ote oieler alutoae.
bnng oniblieBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07
9temer ! Nptis.

Staat- ,ino gonntb Gteneru fir
6as Sabr 1914 anf @rnmb- 1tm6 per-
i6nlidjes Gisentnin, rniiiien Bis 5nu.
81. Sannar 1915 an ben Gtener-aoI-
feftor S. u. Sitter entridjtet iuer-
ben, itut bic 3abInns elmer Straie
in0 Soften bon 10 Tru5ent, Bic aif
periDnlides Gigentmm erboben her.
ben, 81 bermeiben.
s. o. Sabis
EDuntb Nidtey.
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Wnlunler 125.
Ans Merito.

gus 2areoo miro aemel0et, aus
Saltillo bobe cine forr1llide 8olz
REMEMBERING begonnen. @er fort
tonne mode iid fort, oa oie gan5e
@arlliion na6 @fpolito geibidt INTO
ole Staot oaourd pollig i6llbIos iei.
Mat erporte, oaB es IN 9ipolifo
81 elmer S6laht NIT oelt gilliItas
fonanlen iperoe.
SIN iiioli6en Sell bon Werien
tit cine neue 9artei entita1oea, Sic
meoer ettDus nit Garral15a nod NIT
8nitlerre5 5u tltlt baben mil ino
ii6 Die neutrale 8artei nernt. Ger
llrbeber oieier nene,l gelpegllnq lit
Der @onperneur @pila BON gncatall
Son Seiten Der GarransiItas
miro gerneloet, Martin Gipilloia, Der
goriiber oes 8ierutlo3iponsiger-
&omites Der aonDention bon MgnGs
@oliefttes, babe ifb bon @uitierrss
uno Gilla losgeiagt nf1o iid) nit fiinf
anoern Weitglieoern Der &onDention
rad) Saltillp gefliidtet, oas bis ieBt
nod bon Garran5a IN 8efis eebaIteu
miro. 8es9leihen miro BON Geiten
Der Garran5iitas geineloet, BOB Gilla
BEL Marte IN Der Rabe BON gorreon
oltrd ben General 9(ntonio 9ilIareas
eine i6pere gtieoerlage erlitten babe.
eSn Sierra grna lit cine Rodef-
Gbioenie dusdebrofen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07
Sarie lleleridt.

Die Siirfen melben Grfulse
in geriien.
8eiteres @orSringen Inn 81
iaf bon ben 5ran5uien getnel.
BET.
Saroinal Wfercier, Der 4ri-
mas BON Selsien, 1T anseblidJ
perbaftet
Die M,liien iuplleu snerit hei
Irbaban, baum bel Sari-
fanabldD seiiest baben. Siirfiidle
8eridJte feblen nod.
Sin pon 9entidjen beiettes
potnifdpes 9orf, siuiiden Mla-
ma anb TrsasnDe5, ipirS ange6-
lid bon ben 9imiTen cro6ert.
Die 9iniien iinb in @alisien
anideinen0 nod nidjt ipeitcr
norgeoriingen.
Gitdlener giebt Dem ensli=
iden Sberbans einen ruiis se-
fdrbteil Yerid)t.
Die belgiidle Stnot @enrne
t5urues) iuiro NON ben 9enf-
idJes beftJOiien.
Die 9arbanellen- sorts ipllen
pic Sdiffe Der @erbiinbeteu BE-
idtsHen.
Die 9aniien ridden in Der
gnfOwina iueiter por.
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SnIanb.

8raiioent 8ilion bat oet
i'm beiuhenoen StintnlrehtIerinnen
aberrnals erfi0rt, oaB er gegen elm
sSralteitltiIltnrehts ENHANCEMENT
sur guloesperfaiirtne iei.
sn @atde8, Nfiiliiiippi, ba6en
ole gdnffers cine 8ereinigung ge.
biloet, oereit 3iped es fem ioa, oen
6armern @elo auf lire 9aitmpoIle
5n letben. Die gereinigung bat elm
&apitol BON 100000 Collars oitfae-
bradt lnlo miro auf ieoen 9a(len 25
Dollars Ieiben.
9ei Dem Sturm, Der in @eor-
gia nno 5lorioa tobte. fino orei Ser
lonen W. s. Spain in Quitlnan,
@a., 6rau Sbomas SntpDer in g(b6e-
bile, 60, um0 ibr Sobn unt's &c.
ben gefonmen.
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gos Qriposaerid,t IN q}p,.

9as 9rieeseeridt III geeubrei.
lod) oerurteilte ben ebenaliaen So
brtfoireftor 8a9ner aus Miil9anicn
ipegen &riegsoerrats 3it orei Sab
rem 3udtbois @ogner iibergab III
mem fransoiiiheu Sffi5ier cine aorte
nno erfl1rte ibm BET @nr5ipeiler 6ds
@elonoe. gSeiter perlirteiite oas
Srieasgeribt brei onoere stnaefIaqte
aus 0iilbauien ipegen &riegsberrats
5lt ie bier sSobren 3nbtbous un6 10
Sabren @brperliiit, neil lie eifen
&eilenoen pegen elmer anaeblidl
fran5oieuieirolihem sleuBerilna bei
Der fran5oiiiden gsod)e oftseisfen
Der &eiienoe lDnr berboftet, ober
balo freigelafIeft tuoroen.
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s. A. FLORAL co.

:, Hnter iielier @eI66ftsfiibrlna. hot
tbr 3tpeieeeihdft ON Ser 0ouiton G;r
ailtgebobeu. glle sluFtrdoe fir friStj oc +.
llsnntftene gImenb Bouquets. @himeiIz
ltlide iino Detorattonen iuerben Iofort
iIllo .9eldlidt alsaefii6rt bonn alien Sc
t1dft an Der glain Gbe. gar. sos. Scr.
erodett 7102. 9adts8eIephon grodett
2808. 9anl 2a6. Rouaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07

Or. Salowim iit in ieincr neuen
Office i'm nemen 8raS9s@ebGnoe, &c.
geniiber oem @nnter.Sutel, sn fin
ben. SeIepbon-8ufen ipirs ieberSeii
nadsefommen.
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Or. @. 5. sdluiIer, 3abnar5i
lit geraoe iiber Die StraBe nmge5o
gen, nod 206 9raoD-@eb1iloe, &C.
gefliiber Dem @itftter-SoteI. Eel
Grofett 1889.
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: Gdlte idlueoiIdje N)aai,

4djtnns Gdjte idiuebiidje Niai,
lagr 6rrd grpert Mnifeurs. EeIe-
'pboniert grauis 1862 ODER ipredi
tpr I'm &ifs @ebauoe ger. 223.
Srauen- liilo Mafnergeoienlina
mir ipreden 9eutid nno liefern gnl-
pfeblungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07

Or. Sight, 3abnarst, 1T na6j Deaa
nenem grabD- -@ebanbe inrsesosei,
Gfe bon Sonitun- tno ct. Wsarl's
Str segenii6er Dem Dmnter=0otel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-07

gubbs, Gsferibae & gobbs, Hedts.
alltp6lte fino nah oem grnoD-@e
banoe gir. 7f6-720 umge5oeen. Tef
Grodeff 773.
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@illiam 6. Gb,trd), GedjisanwaIt,
lit nad oem grabg=@ebail6c gsr. 72t
llngesugen. Sci. Srapis 1891.
The Washington times., 1915-06-23
COACHES DIFFER ON
ELIGIBILITY RULES
NlckaIIs, Of Penn, Insists That
He Can Use the Best Oars.
men. From Varsity Squad.

POUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y. June o.
There was much discussion In the row.
ing camps Of Cornell. Pennsylvania.
Syracuse, and Columbia today over the
eligibility question as affecting men,
bsrs Of Junior varsity crews. 1t has been
contended by some rowing experts that
an oarsman who has rowed In q four
mile race is barred from any Junior
crew. Only one junior crew now In
training here would be affected by such
ruling. II. X. Marcy. who strokes the
Pennsylvania junior eight. was q vet.
eran In last years Pennsylvania varsity
crew. 81"
Charles Courtney. coach Of Cornell.
has been under the impression that no
man who ever rowed q four-mile race
was eligible to junior crew. and has
been working under the understanding
since the first Of the year. For that
reason he left behind at Ithaca several
oarsmen who would have greatly
strengthened his junior crew.
I'VE bring up here sixteen varsity
oarsmen," said Nickall, coach OF
Penn's crews, "and have the right to
pick the best eight men for the varsity
crew. II we find the so-called Junior
crew is better than the one we pick for
the varsity We have q right, as I un-
derstand 1t, to turn the crews about and
put the better ono in the varsity race"
The Washington times., 1915-06-23
PLAY 18.HOLE GOLF
ATOP FRISCO CLUB
Fifty.Foot Putting Green In.
cIuded In Elaborate Links on
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO. June es.-You can
play a complete golf game OF eighteen
holes. using all the clubs you like. on
the roof of a downtown skyscraper
here. There are many indoor courses
in New York. but San Francisco claims
the only real 'up In the air" course.
The Olympic Club is responsible for
the unique course. and has constructed
a fifty-foot putting green OF real turf
on the skyscraper roof. One Of the
new driving nets has also been erected
and owing to the series Of pockets of
the net a. complete eighteen-hole game
may be played and the result Of strokes
made with all clubs determined theoret-
ically. Professionals declare practice
on . course of this kind to be more
beneficial for beginner than real play
over a regulation course.
The Washington times., 1915-06-23
'TODAYS SPORTORIAL
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Amateur professional Again tempestuous ques
ton brought mind with the barring by the
Association Haughtop,
Carhy former big ouede
grounds of their being professionals.
What considering
the general understanding that in his line
professional that lne "Why he's only
phrase heard everywhere idea The professional
makes his living his favoe his skill 1t is this
phase the this livelihood underes the ruling
between amateur But how in the world
Percy Haughon Tom Mccarthy golf
matches when Haugon makes his living teaching the inside points Of
football Mccarthy earned livelihood by playing baseball?
What sports Both would probably
starve if obliged to live off their golf ability.
with
professional without who
another for his
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The Washington times., 1915-06-23
TERRlORS At
BAT NOW SUBDUED
Paskert, StengeI, Snodgrass,
Schultz, and Byrne Among
Lowry Hitters Now.

Either the National and American
League twirlers are flashing a new
and more effective brand Of twirling
than ever before or a bunch OF bat
ters who heretofore have been re-
garded as swatsmen of class have
suddenly lost their ability to connect.
The present season, at this time, finds
more Of once feared batsmen at the
bottom OF the lists than any time in
years.
There are a few. of course. who are
sticking around their customary
places at the top. Tyrus Raymond
Cobb being the foremost of them. A
bigger percentage. however. are to
be found floundering around down
where the names are mostly OF pitch
ers.
Dode Paskert. never a league lead
er, but always regarded as a swats-
man of ability, is entrenched around
the bottom rung of the ladder with a
mark of .152. Dutch" Stengel. or
once one of Brooklyn's hardest hit
ters. has the unhealthy mark Of .174.
Fred Snodgress. a Giant ex-slugger.
has amassed the mighty average this
season of .212. Hank Schultz. once
famed as home tsa run swat, sWatter; !, has
bCcH III ulOSl VI ehO Nubo
this year with the result that he has
chalked up a mark of .2l3.
Bobby Byrne, now a Phillie, who as
Pirate and before that a Cardinal
used to bang the ball in the select
class. has been able to amass enough
hits to give him .216 rating. Others
in the National League to be found
under $50 are Red" Murray. Giants;
Bresnahan. Cubs: Max Carey, Pirates,
and Zack Wheat, Brooklyn. All Of
these in former years supported pret-
ty healthy averages.
Tie American League swat artists
of past seasons have slumped Just as
their brothers in the National. The
most glaring descent on record Is that
OF Chick Gandil. Washington's first
sacker. A couple OF years ago when
Clark Griffith plucked Gandll from
the International League the first
sacker slugged the ball with VEN
geance. His hitting alone was credit
cd with putting the Senators up In
the flag chase. This season his best
effort has been III.
Oscar Witt, of the Tigers, shows but
a .lSG rating. Del Gainor, of Boston,
another first sacker. has chalked up
la. High. Yankee outfielder who
was expected to shine, radiates but a
dim glow, his average being .208.
Others who were expected to lend
strength to their clubs but who come
under the $50 rating, are Brief, White
SoN; Aghew, Browns; Gus Williams.
Browns; Hooper. Red Sox; Barry. Ath-
letics; Milan. Griffmen; Hoblitzell
Rel SoX
The Washington times., 1915-06-23
Toss for Position Is
Won byHarvard Crew
Captain Murray Chooses West Lane, of Course,
Which Is Thought To Be More Advantageous
Than East-Crimson Holds Light Practice.

GALES FERRY. Conn, June 2.-Capt.
Harry Murray. of the Harvard varsity
eight-oar crew. today won the toss
which allowed him to select the course
for next Fridays big race. He chose
the west lane. which Is regarded by
coaches as superior to the east course.
The toss for positions shows the follow
ing results:
Varsity eight-Harverd. west course:
Yale. east course.
Second varstty-IIarvard. west course;
Yale. east course.
Freshman eight-Harvard. west course; ;
Yale. east course.
Freshman four-fIarvard. west course;
Yale. east course.
Gentlemen's ei & h t-Harvard east
course; Yale. west course.
The first race to be rowed will be
the freshman four for one mile on
Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. ali an
hour later the sentlemen's eights will
struggle for half a mile for the Her
rick cup. provided Yale can get its crew
its graduate crew, as follows: Stroke. E..
Farley; 7. r. Cutler; 6, L. Wilmington
5, J. Lawrence; I, w. T. Gardiner 8,
G. Won L. Meyer; 2. G. p. Metcaif: bow,
-
Harvard's varsity crew had light prac-
tice last evening. padding to the two
and one-half mile flag and returning
to Red Top in three stretches. Wray
left the varsity crew and followed the
freshmen to the Naval station, speeding
them at 36 for a mile on the return
The Junior varsity crew was the last to
get out for practice.
Coach Nickalls. accompanied by Bob
Cook. followed Yale's varsity crew
downstream for a couple of miles Just
before sundown last evening. The fresh
man eight also followed aboard Payne
Whitney's speed launch Tarpon, Nick
alls deeming 1t advisable to give the
1918 crew rest The varsity ere W
padded upstream to the mile mark, then
hit up thirty-four gait and reeled off
a mile against tide, but with fasyoring
wind. in minutes 10 seconds. which
Coach Nickalls regarded as a satisfac-
tory showing.
Yae's second varsity crew chose the
waters above quarters for its evening"
work and practised on its own hook
Coach Giann,ni remaining at camp.
Yale and Harvard's varsity crews are
reported so well matched that betting
thus far has been very light. At Har'
wards camp there is plenty of money
to date, The oarsmen in former years
formed pools and bet with their rivals
but this has been eliminated this year
both Yale and Haryard's rowing com
niittees agreeing to abolish the custom
Harvard's rowing SQUAD paid pisit
to Yale's camp at o'clock yesterday
afternoon and after an hour Of frater'
nizing returned to Red Top to listen -
Assistant Manager Feltone nicGnphone
The Washington times., 1915-06-23
Monroe School Wins
Element Try Ball Title

The baseball sea- N of the Elementary
Schools League. conducted by the play
ground department. came to an end
yesterday when the Monroe School, of
the Mt. Pleasant division, defeated the
Buchanan School. of the Virginia ave-
nue. division, the score being ID to /.
The Monroe School has won the city
championship and deserves a great deal
of credit for the wonderful record they
have made in the last two years. This
fast team has won thirty-five games in
that period. and has never been defeat
ed, a record largely due u the effective
pitching of their star pitcher. Archie
Ferr. and to splendid team work.
Three other teams, Jefferson, Henry
and Thomson, of Garfield. New York
avenue and Gallinger divisions. Were
tied for second place. and are to be con-
graduated on their splendid uphill
fight for first honors.
The increased interest In baseball this
season in allsof the divisions Is very
gratifying to the department, and the
Cooperation of the officials and teach
ers Of the schools has made this possi-
bio.
The Washington times., 1915-06-23
SUSPEND RICHARDS
FOR RAISING BILLS
Olympic High lump Champion
Bumps Into Trouble With A.
A. U., After Philadelphia Trip

PHILADELPHIA. June 8--Alma
Richards, Olympic high jump cham
pion and one Of the greatest athletes
that ever contested for Cornell. has
been suspended by the registration
committee Of the Middle Atlantic As
ISOLATION Of the Amateur Athletic Union
until he answers the charge Of padding
his expense account on the occasion
of his recent participation in the Hale
and Kilburn games here. Richards'a
expenses amounted to $3.50.
@. ]. OConnor member of the board
Of governors Of the Hale and Kilburn
Athletic Association, entered complaint
with the Amateur Athletic Union regis
tretion committee after ne discovered
as he declared today. that Richards
had taken advantage OF his generosity
in paying all his bills, including cafe
and taxi accounts