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The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Pimlico Entries.
For Friday.

First race-Maiden two-year-olds; six
furlongs. Parachute. .Oe: Handful, 100;
Smirking. 100: CeltsbeJ, liz: Billy MCGEE.
1l2' Deisncey. liz: Snoothbore. 100;
Churchill. ne: Jacauetth. 100; Colonel
Matt. 100: Dorcas. 100: Brynchant. liz.
Second race-"consolstion steeple.
chase. selling: three-year-oids and up;
two miles. Sequence. 132 Buckthorn.
100; Dixon Park. 1s2: Hand Running
1872: Northwood. 1873: Raccbrook. l+6;
Carl. lSo: Early Light. 1877: Humility. 1+8;
Otto Flotto. l52: Aviator. ls2: Cubon
l+e: Golden Vale. lS4: Juverence. l39;
Young Morpheus. l30.
Third race-Pimiico Fall Serial Handi-
can. No. 2: for three e-year-olds and up;
Thornhill. 106: a-Stromboli. 123: Harry
shaw. l07: a-F1ittersold. los: Cock o'the
Walk. lis: Holiday. 100.
(a)-Belmont entry.
Fourth race-SelNng handicap; two.
year-olds: six furlongs. Golden Gate
lo1; Maid OF Dundee. 1oi: Greetings. 1os
Tribolo. loe; Lily Heavens. S5: Welga
DR.. Gremer, loS.
Fifth race--seliing handicap; three.
year-olds ana up: six furlongs. Roger
Gordon. 9S: Coy. 100: Lohengrin, lls
Royal Tea, ITO: kewpic. %; Carl, 1O2
Water Welles. lo4: King Caucus, 100: Olt
Bob. IS.
sixth race-"The New Howard Han.
dicap:" three-ycar-olds and up; mile
and seventy yards. Hugenot. %: Fen.
mouse. lOc; Lahore, los: ThornhilI. 10
J. J. Lillis. 100: Cock o. the, Walk, ia
Aniken. IS; Wooden Shoes, 10o.
Seventh race-selling handicap: three.
year -olds and up; six furlongs. Tiepin
| Ice: Manson. 80: lady London. log; Czai
! Michael, 100; Encore, 20: Briar Path. 10
| Ford Mai. 96: Camellia. l0S: Maxim,
Choice. 10l: Elwah. los: Dakota. l12.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track fast.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
FEDS SALARY LIST
BIG BAR TO PEACE
Hint Is Issued That All Players
Must Be Cared For II War.
fare Ends. '

FRENCH LICK. Ind. Nov. II.-Ops
Of the biggest barriers to a declaration
Of peace In the baseball world. II an.
pears Just now. Is the Federal Leagues
big salary list. THIS was one Of the
hints dropped hero by member OF the
independent organization when Il wa
said that In the event Of n truce beius
declared the third league would attempi
TO take caro- Of all its players and uu,.
ptres. It is understood that the inae.
pendents will demand that PLAYERS and
arbiters be reinstated.
Just now there seems TO be consider
dble manouverinE BY both the inde.
pendent and organized men In their at
tempts to get together and the indica-
tons are that they will prove unsuc.
cessful as far az the meeting hero IL
concerned.
Several Of the Federal maenates cam.
here last nieht. Harry Sinclair. prcsi.
dent of the Newark club, and one OF the
Federal Leagues principal hackers. left
Tor the East Yesterday. Carroll Rasin,
president of the Baltimore club. also
left during the day
Philip Ball. president Of the st. Jouis
club. and Edward Gwinner. OF the Pitts
burgh club. are here and II In possi-
Die that a peace committee may meet
with organized baseball represents.
tives later in the week. At preaent the
| only man identified with organized ball
In French Lick Is Col Jacob Rupert,
one Of the owners OF the New York
Yankees. but reservations have been
made for others later in the week
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
INVASION BY FEDS
PREVENTS BUILDING
Yankees Not Expected to Leave
Polo Grounds, II Independ.
ents Break In.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE fact that
the Federal League 10 going TO continue
It's war against organized baseball and
invade New York next season with the
former Kansas City team. Is likely TO
prevent Colonel Rupert and Captain
Huston from building q stadium for the
Highlanders on Dcgnon Field. in Long
Island City. 1t IL reported that Colonel
Rupert and Captain Huston already
have agreed to build a home for their
team In Queens, but since the announce
mcnt made In Indianapolis on Tuesday
that the Feds are coming here 1t Is said
they have changed their plans and will
not locate outside Of Manhattan.
The switch OF plans. II Is reported. is
because. with the Feds located In either
Manhattan or the Bronx and the High
Eanders over In Queens. Colonel Rup-
pert and Captain Huston would hnd It
too great a task to patronizs ball
team playing OF Manhattan Island.
During the last two montha OF the
season Just closed at the Polo Grounds
the average attendance was about $500.
Last year was the worst season that the
two New York ball clubs experienced In
II is pointed out that IL the Highland
| ers establish their new home In Queens
and the team fails to play nrst t-class ball
Colonel Rupert and Captain Huston will
nnd themselves playing to empty seats
every day.
II the Highlands do move over ia
Queens. the Feds undoubtedly will take
| advantage Of II and arrange It's schedule
| for this city when the American League
team is at home and the Giants on the
| road. The Feds home, so II was learn
ed recently. will he built In either the
Bronx or upper Manhattan. close to the
Polo Grounds and near the subway.
| However. the Feds will have to COM
bat with both the Giants and High.
landers for public patronage next sea.
son. for the local American League
team will play at the Polo Grounds ir
1915. Some time ago Colonel Rupert
siened the agreement to play at tn.
Brush Stadium during the 1916 cam
psign. According to reports. Messrs
Ruppert and Huston will pay $55, 600 70,
4 the use of the Giants grounds
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Jimmy McAleer May Buy
Cleveland Indians Soon

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 1.-THE re-
port that the Cleveland american
League) baseball club would soon
change ownership has been In circula-
tion the last few davs.
Added color was given the story yes
terday when Charles w. somers. own
er OF the Indians. held a long confer
ence with James McAleer, for1scr man.
nRer OF the st. Louis and Washington
American Leagucl clubs and presi-
dent OF the worlds champion Boston
Rcd Sox In 1872 Mcklecr arrived here
from his home in youngstown Tuesday
evening and dined with Somers. They
met again yesterday and conferred for
two hours.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
George Bell Secretary of
George Washington A. A.

George Bell. graduate OF Western
High School and student now In CO.
lumbar College OF George Washington
secretary Of tho athletic association at
the university. Bell was a member OF
the all-star football team OF the Dis
trict last year. and also was promine mt
IN most Of the other activities in the
high school from which he was Eradu-
ated.
The reconciliation Of all student &C.
co-operation between the nine depart
ments of the institution has necessi,
tated a change In the former methods
Of handling the financial end Of the sth-
letic undertakings. Instead OF leaving
the work Of organization throughout the
university to the financial secretary and
ono assistant, as has been the practice
from each department to Cooperate
with the financial secretary. These
students. together with the financial
secretary. will constitute the athletic
committee on finance.
Tho selection Of the financial AGENTS
will be based solely upon their individual
ability. A survey Of the student body
lecting the committee. The representa-.
tives from each department will or.
ganize the work In his particular de.
partment perhaps by securing one OF
more students In each class to assist
him in completely caring for those un.
der his jurisdiction. but the administra.
ton of his department III be left al
Prof Leslie G. McNemar. secretary oi
tho faculty committee on student activi
ties. has general charge OF tho work o,
organization.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Ewing Eleven Comes
Here Highly Rated

Coach Derby will apply the finishing
touches to the Vigilant football team In
today's practice previous to their meet
ing next Sunday WI the Ewing A. g.
eleven. OF Philadclph.'. There Is much
speculation among the followers OF In
depcndent football here as to the prob
able outcome of the game Sunday. as
the Ewing club is highly rated. and may
play the locals off their feet.
Many ex-college football stars have
associated themselves with the Ewinss'
and for that reason their coming here
is looked upon as a big occasion by the
patrons OF Sunday football. Such mon
as Lavan. Of st. Josephs: Erwin. OF
Harvard: Wall. of vilianova. and other
good players are on the team. and In
booking them Manager oliveri is bring
ing a fast and reliable team to WASH
ington for the public to see.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Karl Knight Features
In Swimming Series

In the second contest OF the handi-
ran svlmm,ng series held at the
y. NJ. C. A. last night. Karl knisht
moved 4. be the individual star.
,,,rr,ng third place in the 5o-yard
rrsHvI and second in the e5'yari
breast stroke. This gives him a total
OF Ibn points, and puts him on top
In the series a.
owen Thompson with two aeconos ,,,'
bandicsp won the s0-yard crawl VIII
Rorden and Knight second and third.
respcctivcly. In the :5-yard breast
stroke race Faucet. with seven sec,
onds handicsp, won. with Knight and
Kaiser second and third: respect'vely;
The Seward crawl and ro.nara "" IN.
next contest to be held next wednesday
night
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Will Be At Meeting Monda,
Movie Game.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE
Penn players became sure
enough moving picture actors
yesterday. A movie concern,
getting out new picture with
a football scene in it, staged
the game on Franklin Field
yesterday. Two red and blue
elevens were lined up against
each other with the movie hero,
Frank Joiner, 126 pounds, play
ing right halfback on one
team.
Frank was a hero, indeed. He
tore big holes in the Penn line
(Which parted for him as he
reached it), and capped the
climax with a long run for the
winning touchdown and broke
his leg just as he staggered
over the goal line. The stu
dents cheered his wonderful
performance. As he finished
his long run for the score and
was stretched out on the grass
q a beautiful blond vision rushed
on the field, brushed the play
ers aside and dropped to the
ground taking her lovers head
In her arms, and crying: my
hero, my hero!" Then the
director announced every thing
over.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Washington WILL
BUN OWN TOURNEY
A. c. B. A. Chapter Here Is to
Have Complete Control Of
Pin Competition.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

Washington bowiers ana business men
are to conduct their own tournament
here next April and II Will be staged
At the Emery building, better known
since the recent G. A. r. reunion a.
Camp Emery.
Untn meeting for the purpose OF
organisation vas held at tho Chambs
Of Commerce last night there was some
question In the minds OF tho bacMers
Of the project a. to whether or not the
parsnt body OF the Atlantic coas,
Bowling Association wished to have al.
rect control OF the tournament here m
up when w. V. Thompson, sponsor ror
tho A. G. B. A. and with whom the
idea OF having the bowlers conduct
their own tournaments originated. ad.
vised the local chapter to elect its own
officers from its own city and TO take
complete charge OF staging the COM
bined tenpin. duckpin and candiepin
tournament.
been sought by the pillars OF the move.
ment here. and with a roster OF orncers
composed of Washington's foremost
business and professional men, worn
Of preparing for the tournament started
today.
Chairman II. b. Haley of the nom,.
! nation committee presented tho names
OF the Washington men who will be
identified with the tournament com
pany. and they will hold orfics a. ror.
=. T.-Moran. president of the Cham.
ber OF Commerce. president; r. p. An.
drews. hrst vice president; r. n. Har.
pss, 1890, ssc9nd n vice pTsrasrt si oth:r VIC.
Droop. CLARK Grifnth. D. ". Winsiow "
Holoombe johnson. Thomas Moore and
Andrew Loerfier.
George VI: white; pre.,a.n, OF tn.
named treasurer; Christian =. jacob.
\ sen. note teller Of the National Metro
politan. assistant treasurer. ana =
| Leftwich Sinclair was chosen attorney
,, The board OF directors Is Thoms,
commerce: Chris Goeckler, &. J. Coiurn
bus. II. r. HALEY. J. T. Meany. II. +
! Rogers. J. +. Dulin. G. B. Hunt. Aioer
Haas. J. r. Mccann. II u. O'Neili anc
Bert Wolfe has the distinction OF De
! ing the frst contributor to the tourna
ment % company treasury; having invited
subscription at Its pleasure.
Officers of the Washington chap,.,
viii attend a "get-toGether'' meeting II
Baltimore next Tuesday night wner
ened out on the A. c. B. A. question
The two faction which have existed II
baltimore are rapidly coming TO see tn,
futility OF division In matters pertain
Ing to Baltimore and both are apou
ready to combine their efforts.
". V. Thompson has the distinc,ior
OF giving the hrst boost to the efror
the Southeast League Is making to en-
ter the A. e. B. A. tournament as a
! whole. He purchased tho first ticket q
the southeast hail to be held In Oic
Masonic Temple on the evening OF iye
! cember 2. The proceeds OF this even
Will pay for the entrance OF tho ter
southeast teams.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Bowling Tonight.


Mt Pleasant--Areade stars VS.. Prince
tons.
Masonic David VS.. Federal: Daw'
son va. pentalpha,
Departmental--Nsvy vs.. Labor
Railroad y. NJ. c. Allow IIcvel vs.
High Level.
southesst--Model Lunch VS., Spuds.
knights of Columbus-Altsmorts vs.
Burnetts.
weller.
National Capitsl - Casinos VS.. Ma.
tionals.
City Tenpin--gureau vs.. Iroquois.
Dtstrict--Garrisons VS.. Shermans; Homt
Club VS.. Contenders.
Arcade--Mt. Pleasant vs.. Arcadians.
Interburcau-Fiant Industry vs.. Chem
istry.
Reclamation-P. and 8. VS.. Drafting.
Ceorgetown-Ash, VS.. Cav. ksni Sand
W. Supply.
Banksrs-Second VS.. Bank Of washing
ton.
Capital C'ity--Eastern vs., waveriy.
Phi Mu Sigma--Zeta vs.. Pt.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Hyde School Winner
Of Soccer Championship

The soccer championship Of the
Georgetown playground division OF the
municipal Fairgrounds was finally de.
cided Monday, when the Hyde School
defeated the Fillmore School to B.
after one of the most interesting and
best contested games Of the series
Two extra periods Of play were r"ces.
sary before the game youngsters OF the
Fillmore School went down to defeat
The games In this division were well
played and a greatest interest than ever
before has bean aroused in this splendid
sport. The members Of the winnina
team are as follows: D. O'Connor. r.
Heard, L. Riemer. l.. Maus. l.. McIn.
tyre, +. Campfeld, l.. Tehaan. q
Fiaharty. A. Mackey. Il. Mcintyre. r
Hardy. w. Cutler. J. Fennelly. J. Nc.
Kenns. n. Quick. T. Hughes. and v
Palmer.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
International League May
Take Ottawa Next Season

TORONTO, Ontario. Nov. n.-1f the
Canadian League suspends operations
next season. which now appears certain
ottawa will apply for franchise In the
International League. Ottawa IN piace
~ pichmond would reduce the league
miloage. and the hackers of the game
in the Canadian capital stand ready TO
cuaran ntee support to a team. The Sena-
tors, under Manager Frank shangh-
messy. have won three successive cham,
pionship, in the Canadian League, and
unless they enter the international
League shaushnessy is slated to lead
Toronto.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Former Umpire Dies.

READING. ra-. Nov. Il.--Once q
major league umpire. John A. Holland
died here OF paralysis last night. aged
hfty-four years. He served as UNI
pire In the old Western Union League.
eight years in all He started playing
rntcher, and in recent wears was n
police sergeant
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Hyde School Soccer
Team In Title Race

Players on the Hyde School soccer
team will get into the finals for tho di-
visiop championship by Virtue Of
TO 3 win over the Fillmore School play
ers. Tho Georgetown division race was
and losing nine. Fillmore lost one Of
III four battles.
me members Of the winning team
Are as follows: y. oConnor, F.. Heard.
L Rieyner. L. Maus, L. Mcintyre. f..
Cempfleid, I. Tehaan. @, Flaharty. 4.
Macksy. q. Mcintyre. r. Hardy. W.
Cutler, J. Fennelly. J. Mckenna. r.
Quick, T. Hughes. ana V. Palmer.
Standing Of teams:
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Wolverines Refuse,

ANN ARRoE,, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE
University of Michigan has. declined
an invitation from The Los Angeles
alumni to play game Of fothaH with
the University Of California on New
Year Day.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
Neale With Reds.

CINCINNATI. Nov. i1.-"Grcasy"
Nea!e. former stsr IT baseball. basket-
ball. and football with West Virginia
wcoleyar. has signed contract with
tho Reds for 1915. He IL an outfelder.
and last year with Wheeling hit for Isl.
The Washington times., 1915-11-11
DANCING

COULTER. i2o2 o IT. n. W: ali dancing
taught: private lessons. SOc. Phone N. Elsa
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AT THE CHURCHES

Services and sermon subjects OF the
pastors in the various churches have
been announced for Sunday as follows:
st. Paurs Episcopal, Rev. II. ~
Ba5in-Morning. baptism and sermon
The Sacrament Of New Birth; no
evening service.
Elm Lutheran, Rev. O. Ingvoldstad-
Morning. in Norwegian. "AN Things
Must Be, Accomplished" evening
English, "A Religious Reformer.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Morning, Sacrament"
Central Church of Christ, Rev. C. II
Notwithstanding, The Constantine
Power of Right Doing; evening, The
Elder Brother"
Baptist. Rev r. 3. Davidson-Morn
ing. with Jesus in the Home or The
Peril of a Homeless Home; evening
Secretary Henry E. Wilson, Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will preach.
Congregational. Rev. 3. F. Martin
Morning. The Power Of Endurance IL
Religion; evening, Rev. E. r, McClel-
land, of the State Street United Evan
gelical church, will preach.
Presbyterian church, Rev. James T
Linn-Morning, communion; evening
Rev. c. G. Zeigler, of the First United
Evangelical church. will preach.
First United Evangelical, Rev. c. 9
Zeigler-M orning, Dependence" even
ing, Rev. n. F. Hicks of the Bethany
United Brethren church, will preach.
Methodist, Rev. R. F. Hurlburt-
| Morning, Chaplain II. o. Pratt of the
soldiers home will speak; evening
Rev James P Linn. of the Presbyter'
ian church will preach.
Pentecostal Church Of the Nazarene
Rev ]. NJ. Wines-Morning, "Tempta'
ton; evening, Meeting Cod" X
Bethany United Brethren, Rev. n.
Hicks-Morning, Rather Burn Tina
Bow: evening. Rev. B. F. Martin, o
the CONGREGATIONAL church will preach
First Spiritualist Rev. Eva Mccoy
Afternoon, 2:30, Formative Force
Operating in the Realm Of Mentality
evening, 1.-The Keeper of the Door ir
Life"
State Street United Evangelical Rev
e. R. Notwithstanding regular
service; evening, Rev. r. B. Davidson
of the Baptist church will preach.
Friends. Rev. l. NJ Rich-Rev. jennie
Kirby will speak both morning ant
! evening. - sstE.ss-.
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Lincoln Highway Tourists.

Mrs. L. A. Pohlrnan and daughter,
Miss Emma and Ernest Elpert and
Edgar Manten. of Baltimore. Md. spent
Friday night and part Of today in the
city on their way to California and tbs
expositions by auto. They are follow
ing the Lincoln highway,
". NJ Boyden and c. F Eaton, o.
Boston. and Plymouth, Mass. were
also here on their way west. They are
going to the eNpositions via the Lin
coin highway.
Joseph Miles, banker OF Mount
Carroll, Ill, accompanied By his SONS
Theodore and Owen. and Earl Smith
the latter also of Mount Carroll. passed
thru the city Friday afternoon en- route
from Mount Carroll to Estes Park
Colo. by auto. Mrs Miles and daush-
ter Elizabeth are going By rail and
will Join the men of the party at the
park. Mr. Miles and party are taking
the trip leisurelv. and are camping or
the way. Mr.. Miles is a cousin Of MIS-
Rodney C. Wells. Of this city.
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Liscomb News Notes.

Helen kersey, of Narshalltown. has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Nancy Middleton.
Mrs. /. L. Fellows has gone to Toledo
to visit at the home of her son, Frank
Fellows, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs David Boyd and sons.
of Grundy Center, spent Sunday with
Liscomb relatives
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Biersborn
spent Sunday at the Hauser home in
Gowrie
The W. c. T. I. held very profit
able meeting at the home Of Mrs. w. P.
Clark Thursday afternoon. The main
part of the afternoon was devoted to
the reading in turn of the annual ad-
dress of the state president. given at
the convention at erosion. Mrs.
Henry Leise gave reading, The
Sober Hat" The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. J. ". Gaunt.
Mrs. ], o. Gould is spending the
week IN Toledo at the home Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Zen smith
l. Q. Shook has opened a moving
picture show in the NJ W. A. build
ing formerly occupied by Meyers Bros.
store. The opening show on Wednes-
day evening was well attended.
Mrs. l.. L. Barber pleasantly en-
tertained the Priscilla Club Thursday
afternoon. Conundrunls We're given in
response 10 roll call. The hours were
spent with fancy work and dainty re-
freshments We're served by the hostess.
Mrs, vern Bixby and Miss Clyde
Barnes. of Wichita, Kan. were guests
of the club. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. D. G. Bauman
Thursday afternoon. July Is.
The George O'Brvon home. east Of
town, and the Jacob Galloway home in
Liscomb are under quarantine for
scarlet fever. In both cases the dis
ease is in very mild farm. Mrs. S. VI.
Beatty Is visiting a daughter in Grid
ley. Kan.
Mrs. Ernie Morey is visiting in Ell
dora
Miss Edith Worries is visiting friends
at Webster City.
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oRPHEuM HAS VAUDEVILLE.
Three Good Acts and Pictures For
First half-Orpheum Closes July IS.

The Orpheum mana cement for the
first half of next week offers its
patrons three good acts of high class
vaudeville and motion pictures. This
is the last vaudeville to be seen at this
theater as it will close July 10 for re-
modelling.
Terry & Elmer in a comedy, singing
and dancing act, open the bill, sunday
evening. This clever team not only
sing we'll but are noted for their clever
steps in dancing.
Billy Jones, happy musical eccen-
trio comes to the Orpheum bubbing
over with new wit, and comedy. He
is well known over the eastern time
ard will no doubt please Orpheum au-
diences.
The De Groffs offer novelty wire
act, juggling and acrobatics. This team
has many new and pleasing features in
their act, which makes it somewhat
different from the usual
The pictures are a one-reel comedy
and a two-reel drama. Orpaeum
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Probate Notice.

Office Of the Clerk of the District Court.
District court September term. A.
D. 1915
State of Iowa, Marshall county-ss:
To Whom II May Concern: You are
hereby notified to appear at the court
house in Marshalltown, Iowa, in said
county, at o'clock, a. m. on the sth
day of September. 1915 to attend the
proof of and probating an instrument
in writing purporting to be the last
will and testament Of Henry Q.
Michaels. late of Marshall county
Iowa deceased. at which time and
place you will appear and show cause,
If any. why said VIII should not be ad-
mitted TO probate.
In testimony whereof, I have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the district court, this 10th day
Of July, A. D., 1915.
GSeal] S. II. REILLY.
Clerk Of the district court.