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Bl0 California. err. mod. ex. ht.. re-
4l2s Nicholas. CIR. mod. ex. heat, SIS
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ATTACHED.
!Oi \; go, I-r.' mod. Reduced 70 SS25o
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- - FLATS.
p 90 NJ "a -, s;T. mod. st. Louis flat.
ao Cunning HS ia "a m r st. m hoSS eI Ia H. SIS
R i5Sa n !, S4th; I'd H. 7-r. mod. ex ht.
:, iSs9 y. sath; g fl. SIR, mod. ox. hit
Phone Doug. 5o2. i5o7-s w. o. w. Bldg.'
s rooms. 1881 N. 18th St, modern ex-
rooms ns sSis Clark SS
rooms, 1912 Cass St.. part modern. 1000
rooms, lilo Farnam ST, modern ex-
rooms. iss6 NJ 18th ST.. including -''"
not Toom ms'e r. neat "a cor aist and Far. NOO
nam, new, modern ..............,.... 1000
rooms, 1908 8. 18th ST., modern. 5000
Z rooms. 9S9 N. 26th St.. modern. hot
rooms. n siCs Marcy St. modern e1 o."
rooms. 1870 n. 10Th ST.. modern. 800 So.
rooms, 1919 8. 18th 81. modern. 20.o0
8 rooms, 1922 Sherwood Ave, modern %. 90
rooms. l41l N. 18th St.. modern.... q. 90
70 rooms. 2ll4 Cass st.. modern...... 600
Z rooms. 2S17 ID" St. South Side.
rooms. s4ci IN; St south Side. 100
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Phone Doug. 746e
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NEW MEXICO.

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tl6-6-r., partly mod. 250z Pierce St.
$10-6-r., strictly mod, 1909 N. 94th st.
$25-1-r.. strictly mod, ms 8. 26th ST.
$26-7-r., strictly mod, $40 Franklin st.
S2-S,r., strictly mod and garage, 2726
$780,, strictly mod. bungalow. lila
s4s7er.. strictly mod. and sleeping porch.
3615 Pacific
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THAT
THE NEW YEAR WILL BE A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS ONE, is OUR
WISH.
oRIN s. MERRILL co.
N. f. COR IBID AND NJ. SOUTH sIDE.'
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RENTALS
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT.
Five room cottage, all modern, hair
block from car. Two lots, in fruit, gar
den and chicken houses. Tel. ColfaN go
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Kimball Co., Neb.

Choice section, all can be cultivated
Is miles south OF Bushnell. one crop
often pays for land.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1915 ON. Nat. Blk. Bldg. Doug. 27l5.'
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H. II. CLAIBORNE, bi2 Paxton Blk. Red
1901. Notary public deposition steno.
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INSTRUCTION.

THE largest stock of masquerade and
theatrical costumes in the country.
Then Lieben & Con 1914 Howard D.illb
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English, French instruction. sos Lyric bid.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
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RENTALS
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
MISCELLANEOUS.


1ss N. S2d. Ave. room mod Id wood
floors, furnace, lawn, choice location.
house In excellent condition.
No. u13 8. Goth Ave. r. mod. garage, y
block from Park West si6el car line.
No. liza s. 18th St r. hause. modern,
gtld Cati0n.
No. iii s. 18th ST. mod. s r. cottage.
Will make reasonable rental and other
inducements TO desirable tenants.
GARVTN BROS,
94s Omaha Natl. Bldg.
WEST FARNAM.
rooms, good location, near Saunders
school and cathedral. Farnam car; will
nish 30 floor or build garage for good
tenant
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
l0l6 ON. Nat Bk Bldg. Doug. 21l5.
sun. and Evenings, Wal. S2s; Colfax 1851
551 So. 18th Ave-l-r list Floor. .....Si1.O0
yi5 No 18th Ave (c)--4-r. ............ 1900
b49 So. 18th Aver. LIST floor........ 1l.O0
9le No. Goth Str (c)-4-r............. 1910
NJ No. 10Th Stir 300
w NO. Hth Str-6-r................. 1890
424 So. Path Str-S-r.................. 1000
42 SO. 2fth Str-6-r................. 1000
ll06 Burt Str-5-r................... 1900
1907 Burdette Str-7-r................... 300
SlS9 Mason Str.--7-r., Vacant Jan. l.. &c. 90
llI 50. 18th Ave-9-r..,..,.......... 800
THE BYRON REED COMPANY
2i2 South nth St
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SAM KNEETER. 1870 Farnam. Rcd ss34.
II. Rotholz. 2s1S Lesvenworth. II. H65.
trnI nVRALEK- III g 1Ifh St
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REAL BARGAIN

New 6-room, all modern. two-story
house, In very desirable new addition:
oak finish. first floor second floor white
enamel and birch, with oak floors small
cash payment, balance monthly. Call Mr.
Bolen, Douglas 1881. Would accept good
secondhand auto as part PAYMENT
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ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING.
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EVERYTHING ron WOMEN.

L. HENDERSON, 1914 Douglas. ID. 125S.
Member Florists Telegraph Del Assn.
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Gordon Van Co. S sSf$ ssi::
10 N. 18th 81. Tel d. Ss4 or Har. 1871.
MAGGARD Van & Storage Co.: Moving
packing. storage and shipping. ID. 1885.
HAVE you got the money7-u you have
investigate this. 5000 will buy a bust
ness worth 1900. II taken before Dec. 10.
Address p. SSe care Bee.
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c, w. BRITT. su Barker Block.
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READY REFERENCE DIRECToRY

uloa Allender. g. Bee Bidr. red sos5.
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A. DoNAsHUE, isls Harvey. Doug. 1901:
FURRIERs.
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HESS q swoBoDA, 1915 Fsrnam st.
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HARLEY MOTORCYCLES.
Bargain in used machines. Victor Roos,
eThe Motorcycle Man." NO3 Leavenworth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
SEVERAL w. & L. GRIDlRONERS
HAVE BEEN ON STAR ELEVENS
No New Experience for Them to Go
Through Season Without Defeat
ThOsc I'm the Spotlight.

LEXINGTON, VA. January 9.-For
some of Washington and Lees foot
ballists II was no new experience to
play on team that went through the
season without a defeat. as the Gem
erals did last year. Frank Scarfy
picked by some Of the experts for one
OF the guard positions on the mythical
An-South- Atlantic elevens. played at
Dean Academy, Franklin. Mass, before
entering the local Institution of learn
Ing. Dean went for three years with
out being beaten. AL Pierotti, centre,
entered Washington and Lee from Ey-
erette High School, Everett, Mass. The
Everett boys only have lost two games
In the last three seasons their States
for 1913 and 1914 having been clean.
One of those beatings was administered
by Oak Park, Of Chicago, the western
champions. Pierotti played the pivet
positions. for Everett High in 1912 and
1913, and each year was picked as the
best man on the All-Boston Interschol-
astic team.
The year Buck" Sweetland pleyed
with Everett High tho team lost two
games.
Captain "JigEs" Donahue was a mem
her OF the Somerville High School team
of 1909, that trounced everybody, In
GLIDING the Everett eleven. then cap
tanned hy Charles f. Brickley Ever
cit has turned out many a star, among
them Jennings. famous half back at
Dartmouth: "Chet" Freeze. one Of Notre
tain Of Exeter; "Dutchy" Bold. who
will play with the st. Louis Americans
Connie Mack gave atrial in the fail Of
1913, and Sweetland and Picrotti, Of
Washington and Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
V. P. !. BASKETBALL TEAM
WINS FROM ST. ALBANS

W, BELL;AaiGsKSBURG, VA. January a.-The
S Virgins Polytechnic: Institute basket
pail guint was seen in action to-day in
me first game Of the season against
to II. The Techs passed the bali ws I'll
and shot baskets with a fair degree OF
accuracy. Their excellent team work
was largely due to the plavInE Of
Logan, the Emory and Henry College
star Engleby played his old brilliant
game Mt forward
For the visitors, II. and 7. McDavis
starred. The following line-up started
the game. but every member of tSc
virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute SQUAD
V. +. l. Position 81
eEingleby right forword. II. McDavis
saunders. left forward. IT McDayis
Logan centre ..... Lucas
foweil right guard. Marshall
Cooke. -. left guard .Crutzer
summary: Field soals-EI. McDavis (a(.
T. McDavis "a, Marshall %, Eneleby
Io). Saunders (3l. Logan a. Poweil
~, Cooke go: Goals from foul--Mc-
LineScy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
EARL COOPER WINS 500
MILE AUTOMOBILE RACE
Holds Lend From Tycnty-Ntnth Mile
TO Finish nt san Diego
California;

Cooper, celebrated Los Angeles nay
ny winning the 300-milc, $4,000, San
Diego Exposition race in his Stutz No.
ond honors, William Carlson, OF that
city. bringing the Maxwell second in n
nonstop run. Third honors won't to
rom Alley In his Dusenburg, while G.
winning Mercer, gathered In fourth
money.
Cooper's elapsed time was four hours,
forty minutes and ten seconds Fig,
ured In miles per hour he maintained
On average speed OF 65.3l. the slowest
how difficult was the course with its
sharp turns, hills, and limited speed
stretches.
Cooper held the lead from the TWEEN
ty-nlnth lap to the finish
OF the eighteen starters, only seven
cars finished. ca
carlson finished one minute and one
half behind Cooper. Alley finished ten
minutes behind Carlson. Cooper's aver
age Tor the race was $50 miles an hour
barney 0ldfield was forced ont by en-
CINE trouble in the thirty ninth Ian. He
mad been running sixth.
feature OF the race was the large
NUMBER or minor mishaps and the ab-
sence or serious accidents. In the first
crossing on the. back stretch and threw
three tires simultaneously. The car
was put out of the race, but Gordon
ana his mechanician escaped unhurt
Harry Grant was unable to start on ac-
count or broken frame. Arthur Klein
rallied to cross the starting wire, his
car baking and almost wrecking cars
behind It, Jack Callaghan crashed into
pole on the first lap and was wrecked
tons were maintained, but mono was
called upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
LYMCHBURG Y. M. C.. A. BEATS
WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION

LYNcHBURG, VA, January. .
Handicapped with guard as left for
ward, and a high school player at
right guard, the LynchburG Young
Mems Christian Association here to-
night defeated the Washington Asso-
citation. The score was 33 to 20. With
this handicap the locals found Wash
inSton Il hard proposition The WISH
tors passed better than Lynchburg, but
was worked by the regulars brought
Lynchburg another victory Sewers
and kunz starred for Lynchburg, while
Matthews stood out brilliantly for
Washington, especially in shooting foul
goals. The game was tightly guarded.
both teams being alert on the defcn-
sivc and this brought about quick shots.
many OF which were missed by both
CUNTS. Washington played a good
game.
AT the close of the first period Wash :
ington led the score IL to IL, but failed
to get moro than one field goal in the
second half. The line-up:
Lynchburg. Position WASHINGTON
Jamerson. right forward. Cooley
Sewers. left forward. Frazier
NunA. centre 800. Matthew
cartwright. right guard. -. Mckay
Onterdinger. left guard. Hoppe
:, Summary-Ficld goals: Jemerson, 8:
Sewers, 8; Kunz, 4; OTterdinger. 2:
Frazier, 2; Matthews. 3; Mckay and
thews, 6. Fouls committed: Sewers.
Kunz, 3; Boatwright. 3; Offterdinger, 2;
Cooley. 3; Frazier. Mckay. Hoppe, .:
Substitutions: Duncan for Colley. Time,
20 minute halves. Referee: Davis. of
virginia. Umpire: Mr.. Mays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
lt0z0zo0a aa1aezZvl2sZaz


Sweeney suddenly and seemingly with
out cause, has gone back.
Big Ed konetchy ranked as one
OF the greatest first hasemen in the
game while he was with the Cardinals
He was brilliant fielder. !. fine throw
or, and, above all else, Il real slugger.
Few men in baseball could drive a ball
with such terrific power as konetchy.
The big Pole was wanted by McGraw.
The Giant manager-was willing to
pay a fancy price for him, but the Car
dinals turned down McGraw and
traded Konetchy TO the Pirates. What
happened?
Konetchy, during 1914, made n mis-
cradle showing with the stick. His
fielding fell off, and, instead of proving
himself one of the most valua BILE men
on the team, he became something of
i dead weight.
Babe" Borton, who used to first
base for the White SoN, was regarded
as Il fine firstsacker and good ALL
round player. Borton was traded to
the Yankees, fell down miserably and
was shunted off To the minors.
Will the jinX rule affect Eddie Col
Inns?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
WAKE FOREST AFTER
GAME WITH DURHAM
Y. VI. c. a. Boys VIII Likely Open Sea-
son for COlleEinns Next Tuesday
Night In College GYM.

WAKE FOREST, January 9.-Mana-
ger Carrick is trying TO arrange game
with Durham Young Mems Christian
Association to open the basketball sea-
son. The first scheduled game is with
the University of North Carolina Sat
urday, January l6.
While the game with Durham Young
Mems Christian Association is not Ger
tain, it is very probable that Ii will
be arranged. And will be played at
Wake Forest Tuesday. January II.
Coach Crozier is putting tho men
through stiff practice every evening,
and the team is rounding into shape.
and should give good account of itself.
Durham Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has fast team.
Wake Forest Is not overconfldent, and
look forward to hard struggle, but
expect to come out with the long end
Of the score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
58TH COMPANY COAST
ARTILLERY LOSE GAME

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. January o..
william and Mary basketball team
overwhelmed Fifty-eighth Company.
Coast Artillery here tonight by the
score OF 80 10 is. For William and
Mary. Bertshey and GAYLE we're the
bright and shining lights, while Tur-
ner played best for the Artillerymen.
"A large crow Witnessed the game
w. & NJ. Position. 5S % -
Bertschey.... left forward Turner
Jones. right forward .Sulzberger
Gayle. centre $500. Crawford
wyatt. left guard. Burton
DION. 1890. right guard. ..... Kirby
summary: Score-William and Mary,
William and Mary: Behncr, Parker, Get
~; 5S Company: Housed. Goals from
held-Bertschey "a. Jones (3). Gayle
Getty, Turner (4), Crawford (2), KIRBY.
Burton. Goals from foui--wyatt, Tur-
ner -. Referee. Getty tWilliam and
Mary). Time OF halves, 10 and 90 min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
RICHMOND ACADEMY
TRACKMEN BUSY
Successful Season Expected by the De-
voices OF the Cinder Patb-Foot-
ball Men Get Letters,

Richmond Academy started track
practice Monday with about fifteen men
out. Most of them are. showing up fine
so far. and things look bright for n
The Academy had very successful
football season. having won two games.
lost three. and tied one. Although she
did not win tho cup she was consid-
cred by experts to be the second
strongest team In the league.
The football prospects for next year
arc bright, only four men being lost
by graduation These arc Roden.
Whitlock, Binford and Whittet
Goodwin Kuyk, who played such n
star game at fullback. has been elected
captain for next year, and promises to
have one of tho best teams turned out
at the academy.
The following men received letters:
Roden. captain; Whitlock, Binford.
T. Kuyk, D. Kuyk, Whittet. Brown.
Spencer. Miller Grymes. Cook. Shack
eltora. Ed~ards and Parrish. Denoon
men will return next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
TRAVERS AND KIRKBY
BEAT EVANS AND BUXTON

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., January o.
Oswald kirkby. New Jersey titlehoIder.
today defeated Charles w. Evans, Chi
cago, and c. -. Buxton, Philadelphia, |
up, 10 holes. In n four-ball match that
featured the opening of the New Sea
EVANS threw away tho match on
tho last green by missing n seven-incb
putt. Trayers won tho match on this
green by tho false stroke Of his oppo-
nent, as buxton went out Of tho run
ming on Bunkering his second stroke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
MORE WINS PRESIDENT
TROPHY AT PINEHURST

PINEHURST, n. c., January o
Parker w. Moore, BroolSline Country
Club, Auburndale. Mass. won the pres
idents trophy from w. a. Barber, Jr.,
play. In the final round of the twelfth
annual midwinter golf tournament here
Today. In the first division consoia-
Stamford. Conn. defeated c. b. Hud,
son. North Fork Club. Long Island.
five up and three to play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
VICE-PRESIDENT WILL ACT
AS UTO-STARTING JUDGE
Two Drivers to Cross the Continent on
Wager Of S5tt0-Stnnley James and
ItOnul lie Mat the Contestants.

WASHINGTON. January 9-Vice-
President Marshall will act as starter
FOR the two automobiles which will
leave here tomorrow at IL O'Clock for
a race across the continent to san
francisco. Stanley James, an actor.
and Raomi lie Mat will drive the ma,
chimes The race is the result OF n bet
in New York at the Automobile show
that his car could make the trip from
James took up the challenge, and Lee
Mat is driving the automobile mans
$500 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

Judge Lands before January 16, nc
cording to a court order to-day.
Albert +. Mecklenburger, counsel
Tor the Federal League. requested the
ruling. He stated that the Federal
League aiiidavits probably would DO on
file Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
Union College the w,nner.

" EST Joint. =. =, JANUARY O.
Union College to-day defeated West
by a score of 81 to 49,
me cadets werc no match for tho
visitors In passing and shooting at goal.
during tho intermlssion tho army
plebes won their fourth straight game
defeating st. Johns reserves. Of Brook
lyn, 81 to IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

PRINCETON, N. j.. January 9.-Clever
passing helped tho Tigers to a "a TO
10 victory over tho Swarthmorc basket
ball 1--WE here to-day. Tho visitors plny
proved ineTectual against Princeton's
strong offensive.
Tho chief defect in tho Tiger game
was tendency to foul, which gnvo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

MACON, GA, January 9.-James p.
Ganney. president of the Boston Ma
tional baseball club, had n narrow es-
cape from drowning to-day In n quick
ton, near Haddocks, Ga. He was yres-
cued by George Whitfield. Boston
man. who were his compa Mons on q
quail hunt. Gafney was crossing the
bog on fallen tree. and his foot slip
President Gafrney, in thanking his
rescuers. is said to have offered Whit
ted. n contract with an increased SAL
airy. Whitfield said he would sign he
fore returning to his home in Durham,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
GIANTS WILL PLAY IN
RICHMOND APRIL 10
Secretary Foster Announces Spring
Training Schedulc-First Team
Will BE Seen I'm Action.
GATFNEY HAS NARROW ESCAPE
President Of Boston Braves Fell Into
Quicksand Bog-IVhitted Acted as
Rescuerer-Naps 10 Workout in
TeyaS

NEW YORK. January John B.
Foster, secretary of the New York Ma
tonal League club. to-day issued tho
spring training schedule for the
Giants.
The -hedule follows:
March 6, Z. Is. Il, Dallas
March 20. Il, San Antonio.
March 81, IS, Dallas
April 3, 4, Beaumont
April 3. 6. Z, New Orleans.
April S, Knoxville.
April Q, Bristol, Va
April 10. Richmond
April u, Washington
April ID. Yale 1.-TWO gamcs). Polo
Grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

y. Y. VI. a., 40, CInson, 10.
CORNWALL-ON-HU ". p. Jsr-&
uary 9.-.Ecw York military Academy
to-day defeated Clason Point Military
Academy at basketball, IS to 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
Warren. Pa. In the Lead.

WASHINGTON. january 9.-Warren,
Pa, with n score OF 994 out OF possible
1000, led In tho third weeks matches
OF the Interclub Gallery Rifle Cham
pioash!p League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
FAR Team Loae nj Soccer

Far Team Lose Mt Soccer
BETHLEHEM. PA. January 0.-Roth-
Iehem to-day defeated the Farr team. az
Holyoke, Mass. lin soccer, TO l. Tho
contest was n third round American
cup elimination battle. and was wit.
messed by crowd OF 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

Daley, business manager OF the Pitts
burgh Nationals, announced to day that
the tno,,, torty,two players under contract
March for spring practice. After ten
days or two weeks there the club will
the work Will be completed March 81.
The club Will open a series OF three
exhibition games at Nashville April i.
Other games will be played:
At Atlanta. April and 8.
At Birmingham, April and g.
At Louisville, April .. 10 and il.
Johnson, president of tho American
League. purposes coming to San Fran
cisco In the spring In connection with q
plan to have a second baseball series
here on the grounds of the Panama
PaeiaG Exposition next fall imme-
is played in the East
This Information was contained in n
letter from Johnson to-day to William
committee on professional sports. who
proposed the PLAN Johnson said it
would would be necessary. In order TO have y
his league.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-According
to President Gilmore, OF tho Federal
transferred from tho st. Louis Nation
ais to the Cincinnati Club. will not bo
allowed to leave the Federals with out
Il struggle. Gilmore said injunction
proceedings against Wingo playing
with the Cincinnati or any other Ma
tional or american League club soon
would be filed.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-After hear
ing preliminary arguments in the suit
filed by the American Baseball and
Athletic Exhibition Company seeking
to restrain Leo Hoernschcmeyar, known
In baseball circles rs Leo Mngce, from
managing any, or playing with any
other team than tho st. Louis Nationals,
Federal Judge Iiollister to-day post.
poncd the case until January l6.
CHICAGO, January all prclimi
nary documents In tho suit OF the Fed
erai League against organized base
ball must be In the hands OF Federal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

CLEVELAND. O.. January 9.-The
Cleveland American team to-day com
ing. at San Antonio, Texas The team
VIII leave here February 20.