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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
MONEY MADE A Difference
Man Sent to Jail for Larceny Can Now
Have Best Of Lawyers to
Defend Him.

Sapulpa. Okla.-Luther HUFF, who is
now serving 20 days sentence In the
Creek county Jail for larceny, has re-
ceived word that a bachelor uncle.
named Gilmore. in Broad City, N. NJ.
has died and left him a ranch and
herd of cattle, valued at $4,000.
When HUFF was tried a lawyer had
to he appointed to defend him. but
now lawyers are fiocking to volunteer
their services to get him out Of Jail.
Huf's wife, who left him when he
went to Jail. is ready to live with him
again. and he Is already drawing up
q paper to put money In trust for his
sons education.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
TY COBB RAPS FOOTBALL

IF football was a daily attrac-
ton it would last about a week."
said Ty Cobb, the American
league star, after witnessing a
game between Georgia Tech and
North Carolina.
Its brutality, IL nothing else,
would kill it. Saturday afternoon
there were several boys hurt
and put out of the game. This
might attract for a day, but it
would not appeal to America
long. And the spectators had
only a vague idea of what was
happening. It was not the easy
game to follow like baseball"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
Bert Memoirs GOOD Luck.

Bert Niehoff of the Phillies, although
only able to get one hit in the big
series, is glad he didn't listen to
Fielder Jones last spring, and at the
same time he is glad the Terrier lead
er talked to him. When Jones inter
viewed Bert, the Cincinnati club i'm
mediately got into action and traded
him to Pat Moran. A share in the
worlds series followed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02

to a ball player in him as one is apt
to find in a barrel of %spareribs.
He was on the point Of releasing
the future worlds series star when
Curtin heard about it. mo, don't do
it," said Bill. Sell him to me. I'll
give you $25 for him.
The deal was made, and Hooper
started on the road to fame. The
worlds series stuff must have been
nice reading to McMenomy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
Dat Moran,s Predecessors.

The men who preceded Pat Moran
as managers Of the Phillies include
eminent figures in the national games
development. The list is Bob Fer
guson, Harry Wright, Arthur Irwin,
William Shettsline, George Stallings,
Hugh Jennings, Chief thinner, Hugh
Duffy. Billy Murray and Charles
Doom.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
HARRY HOOPER SOLD FOR S25
Showed as Much SembIance to Ball
Player as One Is Apt to Find In
Barrel of Spareribs.

How much would you figure Harry
Hooper is worth to the Red Sox?
Well, there was a time when title
to Hooper's person changed hands for
the munificent sum of $25.
Bill Curtin, who bossed the Sacra-
mento club some years back, was one
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02

Walla Walla, Wash.-Sacred music
ut funeral services. played on q phono.
graph. for.those who are unable to af.
ford mor expensive music. IL the lat.
est innovation Of the undertskers. One
of the machines. with. q program al
Treqoriss VAS purchased by the Hen
nsssy Bros. and WIN be used from nov
on whenever the opportunity oRers. r
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02

Eddie Plank, who gained the name
OF Evergreen Eddie" because of his
good work during the last summer,
wants to last two more seasons in
baseball. He intends to show Connie
Mack that he isn't through, as the
Athletics leader stated when handing
the southpaw his release.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
Hall Wins Titular Trophy,

Walter Merrill Hall, former middle
states titleholder. won the champion
ship Of the Hamilton Grange Lawn
Tennis club for the third successive
time, and thereby became permanent
owner of the titular trophy. He de-
feated James s. O'Neal. a former Co
lumbia pitcher, in three straight sets,
"a, 6-2, sc.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
Harry Hooper.

Of the parties to the transaction, and
the other was McMenomy. who was
directing genius Of the Oakland club.
Hooper belonged to Oakland at this
particular time, and McMenomy dis
covered about a. much resemblance
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
BROWN SIGN cleveland Boy.

The Browns have signed Louis
Crowley, the big right-handed pitcher
of the champion White Auto team
from Cleveland. Crowley pitched his
team to victory last summer and Il
ssid 70 be : real wonder.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-12-02
Nav Athletic Elsld.

The University Of North Cardinals
now athletic field cost 100000, and is
RAPIDLY. nesring c~ehpsdcn- &
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
LISTER READY TO
AGAIN TAKE REINS
Rock islander VIII Get Team Going
% Bloomington By the Early
Part II Next Week.

Pete Lister leaves here tomorrow
uisat CO. taar up his work as man
aver 90 tine bloomington Three-E Eve
league team. Mrs Lister will accom-
pany him Co make her horne there dur
iuE the summer The Bloomington
association has been 30 no hurry about
calling in THE men. ths object being
20 keep down the preliminary eX-
gcus~s aF tar as possible.
Monday tfc Boomers win begin 20
roll into town and then there will be
those tailv sessions between the reEu-
lar and Eoofr Manager Lister plans
GO stage a game every day between
Che arst and second teams and there
F.I hs some lively sessions az the
bali yard beginning on the 18th
scott Lucas. the Wesleyan graduate
and athlete. is on che ground TO begin
training for che coming campaign
oliver IcGroom. a semI-pro catch
'-. residing 90 Chicago. has reported
90 Manager DuEEan AZ Decatur ready
20 start the spring training season
McGroom told puEgan that he vas
Ia good shape and ready 20 make a
hard hEht for a Job.
McGroom iE a good sized fellow
and appears as though he would be
able % handle the big NIT with good
safisfaciipn- He was signed Tor the
Commies by Dick Eiusclia. the New
YORK scout NicGioom has played
seni-pro baseball tn and around Chi
eaEo for the last two years and has
a GOOD reputation as a backs,op.
Manager DuEEan Wiil drive the plav-
ers through hard training season.
He viii stare practice games just as
soon as enough players report 20 make
fwo squads.
Manager DugEan Vili Try to get HIS
men IN shape for the tWo exhibition
games Sith Terrc Haute Of the Cen
,Tai league Saturday and SUNDAY In
Decatur The Terrc Haute team has
been IA spring training for the last
several weeks. and is IN excellent
shape already
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
PRINT PICTURES OF
THE FIGHT? QUESTION

Washington. April I5.-Inquiries as
20 whether newspapers containing
prize fight pictures would be barred
from the nails caused Postmaster
General Buricson 20 announce yes,er-
day tina; such papers would be ae-
ccptsd for transmission. but tia, an.
department ~as without authority 90
pass upon the question OF whether de-
Poaiiing the papers In the mail would
Dc "a violation OF the act % 1912.
This act. quoted IN Mr. BurieSon's
statement. makes u unlawful 10 mail.
transport IN Interstate commerce or
import films Or other pictorial repre-
seu'a'ion % any prize hEht or en-
counter % puEiiisis. which Is designed
20 b" used or NAV be used for pur-
poses % public exhibition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

sPLNTERs OF SPORT

clinton. lii. April wallace
rhar~s. amateur billiard player. yes
tsrlay ssasf-f ,sr wo-id's straight
rail billiard record when be- ran 1901
sjfhout a miss Jake Srhasfer made
fhs same score.
Cleveland. OHIO. April 70 william
Cuiisa. Buffalo. last night defeated
Edward Helm. Cleveland. 90 20 g. in
a ss-ieclus Interstate Thrs~-Cushlun
Billiard league match
Milwaukee. Wis. April "a - Billy
Walters. sithouEh he Was in the hall
early tr ts~ evening. could no. BE-
f8gnd vhen if vas time for him 20 90
on wtth BITS tight With Billy Kraemsr.
Hs i~ft hts suit case and . SIS for
felt
philadelphia. Pa. April t4-one OF
fhe most unexpected finishes 90 a box
iaE boat ever seen here occurred IN
fh~ sfth ruant % The Willie Moore
NounE Jack O'Bri~n fEht a. the
Olympic last uiEht Whru Moore.
wsiEhinE tssta. battered o-Bri~n.
Weighing isfAs 90 thr ropes. ana the
referee stepped en- and stopped the
fraeas after eouutiuF uins
chicago. IN. April 70 Director
pner o. NorthwsatsTn university has
1ar1rf fhe Purple runners Who ~iii
romp~fr tr ths Drake games next sat
9riav aEsinsf che hest college relay
-uunrFs ir fEe middle vest Rogers.
Hinse. r-aEisr snd Osborn zsrs nan
rd for ere tuo-r1iis SQUAD TIE mile
Team viii consist o. Gshs,-- v-ffrfa-~9
'faui~T ard ths vtnu~r - th~ trial "a
Tuesfsv be'wesu Thaysr. BTadi-y.
Barker anA H1,chEi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
STATE BOXING BILL
TO THIRD READING

st-.ssrrtt tIt. April tt-Favor-
aH.- action oe ts- Carroll boEinx tiii
uas HEer yesterday tv fsr senate
eour..ser ee re1easr Tie b,I riii
o. rrbs--rt ist1 ts- senate late to-day
aI-a ere rvcs@mra1ss.1a shat Sc b.
p,ss-l. saf vii D. advanced Co. see
1rt rral.rE
t.f.19 or tEr btu lr -oualftt-~ sas
sftra 1r viva toee vote several die
srEIrE votes we're hsaFs. bat S~na-
zoe UariiEE erairuaH % ere con-
sIsfre. rs.s co attratos Co requests
fa- "a r1U call
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
MoOse's Men Take Two From Leaders
in Exciting Battle at the Hotel
Harms Alleys.
EXTRA SERIES NOW NECESSARY
Race Last Year in Island City league
Ended in Same Manner-IS00's
and EdelweiSS Idle.

The last series of the season in the
Island City league was rolled last
night at the Harms alleys, the 500
Block team taking two out of three
from the Brews, who have been lead
ing for several months. As result of
the white block victory the Two teams
are tied for the top, and another ser
les viii be necessary TO decide the
title
The series last night was one of
the hardest fought and most exciting
of the wear. Although Johnson and
Ted Abramson of the Brews piled up
counts well over the 200 mark. Hide
hraudt's men were unable TO forge
ahead in the first two games. Moses
men roll steadily throughout. varying
little from game TO game. Just
when the deciding series for the pen
nant viii be rolled, has not been de
cided as vet
The 400 ock-Edelweiss games
were postponed. The scores
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
WILLARD COULD HAVE
WON IN THE EIGHTH

sse Fras sr1 cal APRIL ~ Jack
w~-es. war rsfrrr-t ere Willard
gas-sar Frar az iiasars. Cuba. April
g. wb~a wtart uoa tts wortt's
esaap5 7ssstr. said YESTERDAY ap.oa his
rftarr ta san Frare.s-1 thzf willard
ealtl have woe ere fzss is ere ssEhth
rra~f
Ire 30 bfaeE nae b~Ear Co slip
ttro.- DO said. Jess wasted 20 tear
ia ars frtsa his. b1s - aaraEsr.
Ton Irres sstt WIlard hack ursu
Er sHrv IFErsrr uss Eorr Te~- 10
frs-rsefr,t WHARF CD Tass ut-s az BE
sfrrrEth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

sse.asastE W - motfeaeae OF
enc faet sat masrs disease Fes.ris-
items iu ulrefs vas aegoune-t as tee
ofree of ths state Owe sf1es suwT s.
sion. On ere rrIrr tsseef ir eoalgre.
uon VITA sha. or fa~ federal aares1
~ saiuaf fntasfrv enc eaaati-e NJ
Cruadvs ueWIlf. tfV.EEsror. VeE.saa
AMI pufsaa ere rssrr rr1m fee -ss-
posed area and rtseef rn tEe "medt.
fet~ area 81 TgaFauf.er from wtfrH
81 fpmsrfs of rfgr sf1et may br mate
Tor sIsgsHfsrlss purposes without .s-
sueetlaa Before serolsE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

NaGasse. Wis April ia Despite
tss aiemsf r~assst 80 tzesisy gpssis
iss assl.stoe - sastss In answer 90
tns Erefesss tEs ei5siesf Gsp4rtmsut
rsffs a secoet rsp1rt Go go fseeitT
NEirs Vas sssstssslaiiF tss saszs a.
ter orsFisat rspert. 80 se9fttgrst facts
belaE brugEhs 90 iiEst 90 rsssts ths
eesrEss 90 tes frss report. TG~ tsc-
sisT co-sstsrs,s ts~ report % sks ras,s-
teat t~psrssssos Be- fsis matter % szore
selEnt laaa tks alsmsi sFpssss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
HOW CHICAGO TEAMS
MADE A START TO-DAY

ctirsFs- QgiF.sr. jfs w~avr-. rrs
b C1.uas zn q Collins 70 Feteh.
rf E-rf Do. Breton. o.. schaIE. a..
He11s
So fagis Ff4fFrH. To- tgEfIr. 1hs
wH,aur. 70 Walker. rfs rratr-. 90 .
Eag~uar. los tavar. Fs.s AEuc4. r..
L1afFr1lsis. 81
r@t.-es- u.sTer and Nal..n.
Cubs a. Home.
chicago Good. RI Fisher. o.
seEgite 81 zimmerman. 1b.. SAFER.
To- Williams % Ellslrv. e.. Archer.
Mctarry or Fhsian. 20 Vaughn. 2.
s. BrEchsr. o.. Higgins.
% uo,an. @ Miller Id Wilson.
- Beck. 90 uariuEer. st.. Snyder.
e. ssis@ ~ uoaE. .
Umpire -Eas1n and QuiEirv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
WHALES PUT GAME ON
ICE IN ONE INNING

Chicago. April ls.-Tinker's Whales
put the second game % the arctic sea-
son on See YESTERDAY Pittsburgh
Rebels furnished the material for the
miewinisr festival AZ weeghman's
park. and thawed out enough TO Yield
SIX runs 20 the Spouters. which was
iuk' Que more than the Whales handed
the Rehs-
Everything except the beaninx OF
the umpire was crowded into the per-
Torrance IL = true 20 ons sI,nusd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
Snn sLnien III Pnln IN.

san Francisco. april 1.-THE san
Nateo polo team defeated the Mid
wick Freebooters on the exposition
field yesterday. - goals 20 .. in the
final round for the San MateO cups.
Both sides played hard and there was
considerable uninteuuonal foulins.
due 90 the fast pace set The Mid
wick team had a oDe-Eoal handicap.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
EARNS CLAIM To
SEVERAL TITLES
Msiias rhrs~-Egs LsaEue Team Eests
sax YaanixAas In q uair-rnis-
Ing Finish
TUrEES HryDEED sEE TEsT


wegres Ta-~r-Evr I-aF9rrs pow
have e. -fafr fs fs- eaan1. 1rrs.6 err
only % enc Tures-GTs l~aEg- s4F NJ
tas Wsstrru i-sE4e a. we.I Cor. assrs
fsfsatsE uaveeBor- three 9sf 81 eve
games thsT beat Davenport roe-
qa@rora saf tHr club wgi-h has trina
med me best Easrs ls ta ne 81 astarz
feaage. Ttff aEFrrFaties vas zone
ofher than ta~ NaaeiFaes ~ enc Ct.-
caro- ware soE VITO were besfrf gee.
rsrsav s. f9 8 Is "a rHruiiaF eiafa-.ea-
tna rally
More fHHT rr-rr f9rfrrt VIII
eyed fans eraVgrG ere urwfv remctr
sied bali park fa far fr9w CIV to see
the ray ans Called lr f.e early lsr-
mss NE enc rrlsE. EsHrFrr. every
heifY got Waffr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

PhilIies Release Two Hurlers.

Philadelphia. Pa. April l+.-Pitch-
crs Jacobs and NIa;tison have been
released BY the Philadelphia Nationals,
under optional agreements. 20 Albany
and Troy. respectively. OF the New
York state league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
KITTY LEAGUE WILL
BE A MERE QUARTET

Paducah. KY. April President
Cox OF the Kentucky. Illinois and
Tennessee Baseball league issued a
statement here declaring the project
OF expanding into a siN-club orgauiza-
tion had been abandoned and that the
season would open May H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
JUDGMENT FOR $3.50
AGAINST J. JOHNSON

View vorE t5rJ 90 tf1-e fra1r'r
piled ap tr fE.E JaaHs4e. t4rurr
heavywsisst eFamp,1r. VIXEN tar
supreme eeGrt yesterday afsrra1u-
granted a. evrrsf.eu ar "a Iltrrr".
f1r 81 $50 la rft1e ar Barney Gerard
Oerarf ohts sr,t r tgtEmrHf against
tHe srstrr .r UIuaat-r l1 $685. vere
Do trcgse,f Iaans1e af tsrr.eE h.m fI
pay $3.50 before fas rrrro vugit sl
oa vGa e. show .a a. tf.. eaa>-- fsr..er
f1f Wes.a f..t-rs Hsf Been sofa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

1900 Block.
Akron club Seeks Manager.

Akron. Ohio. April l3.-The Akron
club of the newly organized Buckeye
league is seeking a manager. The
class players.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

on the ice in the outGeld. although it
was cold enough. and that a chilly
winter failed 90 kin on the bugs was
evidenced by an attendance OF some
g 500. Who handed their respective
lives over 90 the cold blasts which
old Man Michigan waited over the
landscape. Score
r. n f..
Chicago 80 O0O41l' 8 4
Pittsburgh % 20 o / o o. O-5 g g
Batteries johnson. Mcconnell. Viii
son and Fischer. Allen, Leclair. Cam
u.tz and O-Conuor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

On eouseaaener ~ f.s b~ss wsFers
snifstnea is ere srwr. tar exclusive
t.ouaaa Nsn~oegrs etss. te valee only
usen are eaEibte. tss Decided OBJ ers-
picv wemen servants Fsr.1r mthts
nov serve f-.aks saf Afternoon fea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

ufrE ataIsg was fae arFo of ne or
easlou ggsfiaE rhr nfaar i-aEsrrs Ir
ere narse fa rg- sfEfs win t fe1. base
wauaD which nrsgEnf fua rI1f l0
fHe nfnFh ere Sos thought fE~v has
enc confa6 settled va~H ferT 1o.stet
"a two rune bgs tf1.tar started s hrt-
tfnE rally when egf three fa...rs over
ant mate naEErs Urr wIr1-re.
ua0er
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14

Thr-r. Base h.fe ue.
ryvo-sase al.saFs.eT ".saa.
Ualk. rrftf frrF a.a.er bases tfgT
rr g. waite ulseEaerH- Baker se
rface sfss rersrsr-v q Doubts plays
-uaat ta Url-vri1 r1 srs.rv strset
oufaug L.agaFse g By Ef-- by
CuamfaEs Bases OF raI's or
Lafhrsbe s. 90 EIrr e. fftss=O- Cum
nslaas . fa ae- terfsEs on Eff-r g Is
four faufers Time OF game
rmefrr- N-.sen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
RAIN STOPS O'LEARY
CREW AT IOWA CITY

Iowa CITY. ioEa. April 1.-THE Dav-
~npoTt Three-Eys league team and
to~a gniv~rsify nine PLAYED four in
niaEs Yesterday she's raia stopped
th- cane uifh the issku@rs ieadlnz..
90 /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-14
FED LEAGUE STANDING

EIStLTS YISTEHBAY.
chicago. 8 Pittsburgh
usfai1. Do. brooklyn. G.
So t91ls. = Kansas Clfv. q.
Er1 ark. p Baltimore. g..
Evening star., 1915-03-22
RUSSIAN STATEMENT.

PETROGRAD, March p. via London,
March q:
From the middle Niemen the Russian
advance continues successfully. On
the other parts OF the front on the
right and left banks OF the vistula
and in east Galicia there is no i'm
portant change.
In the Carpathians considerable success
has been obtained in the Svidnik and
Smolnik districts. where the Rus
SLAMS secured in several regions the
enemy's principal positions.
The Russians have taken 2,4OO pris-
oners, forty-six Of them officers, and
two guns and five machine guns All
the enemy's attacks in the direction
OF Uzsok>and Munkacs have been re-
pulsed.
Near Przemysl there was energetic fir
ing. On the western front here the
Russians captured the village of
krassinski. All around the fortress
the garrison has been driven from
the line of its fortifica tions
In the Caucasus we have repulsed at
tempts of the Turks to take the often
Slve IN the coast region. In the dis
trlct of Tchoruk after an engage
ment the Turks were driven toward
Artvin.
In the region between Ardanuch and
Oltt the Turks are falling back to the
westward. In the valley Of Alash-
gerd we occupied two important
points after an engagement in which
the Turks were put to flight
Evening star., 1915-03-22
GERMAN STATEMENT.

BERLIN. March g. by wireless to Say
Vile. n. ":
A fresh attempt to take the German
position on the south slope of the
Lorette heights was made last night,
but resulted in failure. Another
French night attack, this time north
Of LIE Mesnil, in the Champagne dis
trict, also was without success
Furthermore, all the French efforts
to win back the position at Beich
Ackerhopf resulted in failure
Tho Russians yesterday were driven
from Memel, on the Baltic sea In
East Prussia, after a short engage
ment to the south of the town, fol-
lowed by tenacious fighting in the
streets. Under the protection of Rus
sian troops a Russian mob looted the
private property of German citizens
in Memel. Carloads of goods wore
conveyed across the frontier. A spe-
cial report on this looting will be
published.
North of Marianpol Russian attacks
have been repulsed with heavy Rus
sian losses. West of the OrZyo river.
near Jadnorosak; to the northeast of
Przasnysz and TO the northwest of
Giachanow Russian attacks by night
and by day have broken down under
the German fire. Russian prisone rs
to the number of 42o we're captured.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
EASTER MILLINERY.

In refresg styles that strict accord with fashion dictates
and refinement tha correctly
demands and wiha at prices that are moderate
LARGE DRESS HATS-In eghorn French
braids; made and shapes. Pretily
trimmed with flowers wreath efecmany ribbon
and bow ostrich
Black combinations black
sand, pink
TAILORED HATS-In black sand,b
blue, red and all the other new
bengane Black Sailor with delft blue ribbon and wreath flow
and
Broadbrm Large Sailors trimmed with flowers and ribbon Close
pokes ubans
the showing designs in Toqu
fashioned middle and
elderly in black black-a white and coors.
DISTINCTIVE MOURNING MILLINERY-At moderate
5
daily brought wOrkrooms keep the displays appropriate
the select
Floor
Evening star., 1915-03-22
Haven't Heard Of the War.
Jurisprudence Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
LONDON. March 10.-There are sttll
places which have not heard of the
world war after nearly seven months
Of conflict. The secretary OF the post
master general. in a casual report,
mentions the fact that Tristan da Cum
ha. a group of British islands in the
south Atlantic. has not received a mall
since the outbreak of the war. These
islands are entirely dependent upon
chance communication from South
Africa, 1900 miles away. Often the in
habitants are year or more without
communication from the outside world.
The population is only about eighty in
number. mainly descendants of ship
wrecked sailors. and all English.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
AN UNUSUAL TOUR
TO NEW YORK CITY

The Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, has arranged an Easter
Vacation Educational Tour to
New York city on the all
expense" plan. to leave Wash
ington Thursday, April /. on
the we'll known Royal Lin
tied leaving Union Station at
800 pm. arriving New York.
2ad street, at $40 PM, allow
ing four full days at New York
city and returning on the
Royal Limited" Monday. April
). at $50 pm.
The cost of the trip from
Washington will be s25. which
includes the railroad fare in
coaches and meals in dining
cars in both directions, hotel
expenses for four days i'll New
York city. transfer charges to
and from hotel and two special
sightseeing trips.
The Royal Limited" which
is chosen for both trips. is a
beautiful. electric lighted. all
steel train. known the world
over sor its splendid coaches.
drawing room observation par
lor ears and famous table
d'hote dinners.
\ representative will accom-
L
Evening star., 1915-03-22
FRENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS. March ~, via London. 3:4e =


To the north OF Arras. at Notre Dame
de Lorette. i German counter attack
Saturday evening deprived US of
some sections of trenches. We re-
captured them yesterday.
Al La Boisselle. northeast of Albert.
mine warfare continues. After hav-
ing blown up one Of the enemy's
galleries we occupied the greater
part OF the pit formed.
During Sunday Rheims received about
fifty shells.
In the Argonne we inflicted two seri-
Gus reverses Oh the enemy. Near
Bagatelle we blew up three mines,
and two Companies of our troops
stormed : German trench in which
they maintained their positions, de-
spite strong counter ATTACKS. Five
hundred yards from there the enemy,
after exploding two mines and bonn
harding our trenches. rushed to at
tack on = front OF about 2oo yards.
After some very hot hand to- hand
lighting our assailants We're hurled
back, despite the arrival of their re-
Inducements. Our artillery caught
Evening star., 1915-03-22

White Cafsiin Two-strap Dora Pump
with patent calfskin set under straps and
edges piped in black, trimmed with three
black and white buttons: hand-turned sole and
black celluloid Spanish heel.
White Calfskin Alta Pump. is finished
with small tongue and black and white but
ton; all edges pped with black, including edge
of sole and lift of heel; white calfskin covered
Spanish heel.
Patent Calfskin Vamp Alta Pump, with
white calfskin quarter, small tongue and metal
button: square edge turn sole and white calf
skin covered Spanish heel
Patent Calfskin Alta Pumps. with small
tongue and button and all top edges pped in
white; hand-turned sole and celluloid Spanish
heel.
Third floor, Tenth street.