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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
Bloody Hand-t0- Hand
Fighting Also
Continues
AIR CASUALTIES
ARE VERY HEAVY
Battle North of Arrae'
Surges Back and
Forth
By UNITED PRESS.

IN
PARIS. Oct. 5.--A tbunderous iiro;
Of artillery, evidently In preparations
for new infantry onslaught, wG9x
reported from the Champagne rexip3(A
In the latest dispatches receives
here today. The cannonading In paTs:
ticulsrly heavy on the French winG'
where the-strongest attacks sxat0@&
the German lines have been direoked
since the Allies offensive began.
From the La Bassee camel south
10 Arras bloody trench fighting with
bombs and bayonets has been goiDo|
on without cessation for three days.
1he Germans apparently are hain.'
mering with the greatest force
against the British positions north.
west % Lens. where they have
made some slight progress.
On the French front. north OF Ar
ias. minor works are changing
hands with the greatest frequency.
Attacks and eounter-attacks occur
hourly. German detachmeDts. sweJs
out OF trench portion. return ia
The attack with reinforcements and
fresh bomb supplies and win lack
the lost ground. only TO lose IL again
in new French attack. With both
sides In close grapple artillery men
must content themselves with she'll
ling reserves being brought up from
the rear.
The air casualties have been UNI
usually heavy. both in the Artois
aud Champagne regions. in the past
/ few DAYS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
BIG LOAN
ALL TAKEN
Syndicate Announces
Credit Is Now Over.
Subscribed

NEW YORK, Oct. b.--The Angle.
French sjO0.000. 600 bond issue has
been oversubscribed.
II IL possible that when the un.
derwriters' books are closed at -,
o'clock Tuesday morning. II will
be found that s50,000.000 more than
needed has been spoken for.
Notwithstanding many previous
reports that the big issue had bern
oversubscribcd the total pledges ~
TO Saturday night totaled loss than
$500, 100000. Mondays totals paced
the sum subscribed in excess Of ths
amount of tho loan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
Essex Grand July Con-
sidering Case of AL
bert Kaltschmidt
is AFTERMATH
OF DYNAMITING
Offense Charged Is Not
Extraditable, How
ever

Crown Prosecuptor J. NJ. Pike, of
Chatham, acting under orders from
the attorneygeneral OF Ontario, laid
before the Sssex grand jury, Mon
day afternoon. an indictment
against Albert Kaltschmidt. OF De-
troit. for conspirlng to destroy build
ings I'm Windsor and Walkerville by
dynamite. The jury is expected TO
decide. Tuesday. whether 10 return
true bill.
Mr.. Pike said that he did not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
Body Identified AS That
Of James BOwles,
Marine Engineer
CRAWLE DIN
TO KEEP WARM
Was Overcome Before
He Could Retrace
His Steps

When workmen opened the dry
kiln In the Mills Lumber Co yard,
foot or Dubois-st., Tuesday morning.
they discovered the body OF man
stretched out on the floor. The po-
lice called Coroner Rothacher, who
investigated and satisfied himself
that the man had crawled into the
kiln during the night, seeking
warmth.
he heat inside the kiln registers
200 degrees. and the coroner thinks
that the man was overcome before
he could retrace his steps TO the
door The body has been identified
as that OF James Bowles. 45 years
old. marine engineer, Of Pittulta, Pa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
RUSSIAN ULT|MATuM IS
APPARENTLY IGNORED BY
GOVERNMENT IN SOFIA
UNCLE SAM TO
HAVE BIGGEST
BATTLE CRUISERS

WASHINGTON. Oct J.-Super-
battle cruisers, bigger. faster and
more heavily armed than any war
craft now afloat or buildin. and
which will cost siS,0Oc 900 each to
construct and equip. will be recon
mend,d 10 congress as a part ~ the
navy building program for next
year.
Decision on this step was reached
Monday at conference between
President Wilson, Secretary Daniels
and Rep Badgctt chairman Of the
house naval affairs committee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
MOOSE CHARGES
COLONEL; MEETS
VIOLENT DEATH

QUEBEC. oct How Col.
Roosevelt had to b 'pak the game
laws of Quebec on lis recent visit
here and kill an extra moose in or
der To save his own life, is told In
an AFFIDAVIT sworn To ny himself and
his two guides before Notary Panet
OF 81 Raymond aud deposited with
the fish and game branch in the
local parliament building.
The colonel and his guides dc
clare that the aggrieved moose
charged them from a dense thicket.
The colonel first cred over The ami.
mais head, but 1t still came on.
Then me shot lower and stopped the
moose only 10 feet distant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

4 task which required measure
ments TO about the attainable limit
of accuracy Is one upon which the
United States bureau of standards
Is working, the Standardization OF
testing sets OF spectacle lenses.
Hon. Mur,el Burns. The best wo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
CLARA NORRIS
GETS FORTUNE
By I NITED PRESS.

NEW YORK, Oct. Fortune a,
last has come 10 the aid OF Clara
Morris, who years ago was noted as
Americas greatest emotional ac-
tress. Bv the will of her late
brother.in.law. Samuel w. Harriet.
the blind and bed-ridden actress
gets life income from $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

Russia's frst pneumatic postal
service will be established In Mos.
COW. followed by similar lnstalla.
tions In several other cities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
SHELL STORM BURSTS !,
ON GERMAN TRENCHES As
ALLIES PLAN new DRIVE
THE WEATHER

DctroIt and Vicinity; Tuesday
night fair. possibly light frost, We'd
nessiay. partly cloudy and warmer;
mode eratr westerly winds.
Lower Michlgans Tccsday night
possibly light frOsty Wednesday part
~ cloudy and warmer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

~ PAGE : is mentioned some or
the rCfuari able bargains Of Grinnell
Bros 2th Annual Sale OF summer
Resort Rental Pianos and player-pi-
amos Don't fail TO see tho list pl-
AMOS $40. Sis etc. Player Pianos
ralf price, aud iess.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
HOTEL PONTCHARTRAIN
RESTAURANTS

After thcst.r Monday night. Oct. 4.
New orchrstrn. The most popuIsr
dance music iu New Work. u coming
90 Detroit. BsnIos md traps. Dour
miss the openina nirht. Reserve table
earIy.-Ad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

DELIVER rAcN ACES. MESSAGES.
ETC- by M~.seaser service. Csii
Cadillac 3So.--.tdv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

Qui~k and Permanent Relief
from ala kidney troubles or your
money refunded Dr Navaun's Kid
ney tablets. Soc at ali drug stores
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
HOTEL PONTCHARTRAIN
RESTAURANTS

"Wednesday md saturday Nnttueo
and Dinuer--Danctug. After theueeGs'
York suceesses. Reserve tsb1e euooU
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

II 81 go dOVn 70 NO WHYnr tIF
dens Finest nooi and greatest dr b
CHI slra 80 Detroit Oh "a utuntd 81
dances featured this evening ADV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

Best makes of Pianos. an tie tod
deductcd.--sec GrInneu 0ros euuh
I,erort PIsue and t1ey4-P PIeGn>
AnnounceWeoS - - -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
GREAT ORCHESTRA a.
WAYNE GARDENS

No such dance music anywhere
else in Detroit" the unanimous ver-
diet Of thousands who attended the
opening saturday evening. Adv
only s2S7 for a 1layer-Plaro one
Of many rare bargains offered nt
Drinneu Bros 18TH Annual Sale %
Summer Resort Rental Pianos ans
plnye Pianos Zoe page 5,--Adv. rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

printisr-ts~ plain uert kIaa-that
q. rirht--rin'cs Job DePt~-Msia s600.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

PriutinE--the main neat kisd--shnt
a. right-rimes Job Dept.--Msss ESQ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05
LIKE rnE TOW PrMP
DO You rrJo, Dapcinet

Griswold Cafe--a meeting pl2cC TO-
everybody Noondav lunch. SOC Nd
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Sellins: three-year- oldS and up
ward i've and one-haf furlongs. The Hermit. lOl
ClftoP. l0l: knight 6f Pythias. lOI: UtcluS, lol
J. B. Harrell lel; Myrtle Marion. lOl; Mia.
lol; Serenata lo2: Suregrt lo3: Cssque 100: Bunch
Of Keys. c3 Arcene. Io3; Scrapper. loI; Miss Barn
hsTbor IG5. Big Dipper. 10.
SECOND RACE-ScIlins: thTee-year-olds and up
ward siX fuTlonEs. MCelicks 9e: BiIka. lo7: Jes-
sic Louise. l07; Ida Lsvinia. lo7: June W. lo4:
Prettydzie. ICE; Toddling Ill; Berto Dapo. Ill;
Oakland. Ill; Raveual Ill: Elpato. ILL., AGs, lre;
Ksyderoserus. lli; AltSmshs, III: Sir Dyke, III.
THIRD RACE-Selling: handicap; three-year-olds
and upward; six furiongs. Broom Flower. 81;
Charter. o. Sebsgo. lA: volsy. los; Luther, los
Jim Basey. 100; U See II, loe.-
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-ods and upward
the New Orleans Daily States Handicap: one
mile and Oae-sixte-nfh- Herbert Temlrp 81:
MsniOe IS; Just Red, q Resign. %; Lord Marshall
100; Impression. 100; For Fair, loI; Judge Wright
100: Stout Heart, III.
FIFTH RACE-SellinE: threeyear-olds and up
ward: mile and twenty yards. Lida Earl, 81;
Long Reach. %; 'Mollie Richards -: Brian Boru
lo2; Hypatia. los; 'kldsy lo2: Patrick F. Iol
Electric. lei; Miss Daniels I0i: Plain Ann, loi
Barette. lo4; CoppeTtoWn. los; Gu Bon, los; Our
Rcu. Al0; The Busybody, iG.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; thre-year-olds and M
wsrd; one mile aAd onesixtsentb HoIton, loo:
The Runp. lA; MArzhOa. 10; wrynsck. los; ar
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: thrct-year-olds and up
ward: .K furlongs. Super los CTaylorl. To !.
; to ., TO 10. won; Minnie F. lO3 Louder. IN
/, to l. second Faneuil Hall. 10 tKederisl.
, 10 !. third Time. I:lS3 35. Hazel c. Britnn.
Tempest. E!sctrowan. EHa Psdwick. AZurca. Elma,
Kitty Stauheld. California Jack, c. W. kennon,
and No Quarter. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling three year-olds and up
ward: one mile. Asa Herudon g Garner, G to
l. 10 l. even wcu; Augustus Heinz lo5 Hart
weID. to 5 4 to ). second: Dave Moutgomerv.
I0s Clark ; to !. third. Time ~ Is. Gerthcl-
ma. Avocado Fred 7. Merry Twinkle. Lady In
nocence. AMBER TattIer. Otilo Wise Mason. Man
daderO. and FsCada also
THIRD RACE-Seyen furlongS. Clark NJ. Us
small. TO J. > to J. even. won ChaImeuse los
Taylor,. even. ! to = second; Niudsi l07 CGentr).
5 10 l. third. Time . 3-5. Clarbel Bellah S.
BONANZA. Belle Of BTyumawr also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Threr and onehsf fuIrlongs.
Julia L, rs Gentry. to 5 ont. won: Aunt
Sal ll5 CKcderisl even, ont. second; Labelle Bro
cade, is tRicel. out third. Time % 2-5 Lola
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six Furlongs. Thecdta l05 Ike
derisr. > to !. ) to ). out, won; Price Of Lis
more. is Mott even. out. second; Maznik IS
tHeurI. out. third. Time. l:l3lS. Gold Finn.
and ROYAL Dolly also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Si1 furongs. Forge. 10 Rob
binsl. TO l. } to !. 5 to 5. won; Cantem, lOJ
Henry even. to . secUnd; Orba Smile Il3
Stevens. even third. l:l3 IS. Frokendale Single
Toe. SenoTita Dana. Regards Visible, Bad Pros
pet. CCdova. Senator James. and Eyewhite also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ScllinC: maiden tvo-ycar-olds:
four fur!ongs. SalVanity llc Wic- SCI. TO . ) 10
s. ! N 4 won Southern star los Van DIsen',
to l. IN !. second; Irra Wsddv IL lShutuneer,.
to l. third. Tine. 9 l-5. Msllet Brown Nely-t.
Lyndora. Znlo. Cuddles. Test. Phil UnEar. Molly
Reach. Cars Bov. Bella Reach. and Innce Harry
also ran.
SECOND RACE Selling: thrce-year-olds: maid
ems: i've and nnehaE furIouEs. Dare Devil. IT
tSuhmanI 10 5. : TO 5 l to I. won; Jeferson. IC7
nioosr'. To >, even. secsEd: Star Mc'iee. 10
0illyl 10 ). third. Time. l01 2-5. Blooming
Posey. Marjorie D. BoIingbrooke Belle. Emma J.
s, Hugh. Best Bib ard Tucker. Lucky Mack.
Tordillo. g. ". hisker. Jack Hanover. and Henry
WIND also ran
ward: i've aud half iurloags Linda Payne. 10
Lilly. to 5. To =, ont won; Fair Helen lOI
lKeoEh). TO ). ) to 5. seomd; Billy Joe. lT
20 Brienl. l TO ;, third. Time. IS +5 Miss
Frances. Estimable. Kneest. and Brick and Mortar
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-oIds and upward
six furlUngs. NcREhec. lOS tPooN. ~ to !, to
5. and out. won: See 1t. III lOBuen) l to >
out. secrad RosCpc Gooae, cs tMurphyl out third.
TIM. liz 2-5. LADY Noonet also r1n.
FIFTH RACE-SelnE: three -year-olds ard no
ward: mile and twenty yar!s. Hermuda, 10
(keoShl IN l. to ,. to s. won: Camellia. lC2
Lilly. to 5. I to ) second: CoSS. IL OiooseI.
even third Time. Il -. Bryan Boru. Kyrene.
Baby Sister BNuavia. Strange Girl. Ora MCGEE.
Barette, Early Light. Bossrt. and Blackford also
ran.
mile and half. Billie Baker. lO4 tAmbrOse,.
70 to l. to J. > tn l. won: Tom Hancock. lo3
tLillyl to !. even. second: High Glass, lOi
Harrington. 10 2 third. Time, 2;4 Is. Frog,
Chickory 'Dick, Luke Vanzandt Terena, Con
soler. and Great Friar also
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-PrTse: tvoyesr-old' maiden'
three and onc-haH flulongs SchulnHrg. lO5
Father Kelly. los; Tosstnastsr. los; Ralph :. Ill
Brooks. IL; Frlnk Patterson, III. Tobacco Box
lI5. Carl Roberts liz: Vermak. IL; J. D. Sugg,
is. Narnar. rs: Recluse. ll5
SECOND RACE-SellinE; tour-year-olds and up
ward six furungs. 'Austi. l12; 'Greenbrse. loi;
Alice Teresa lO5, Oblivion. Io7; Felina. l07
G Davis. loo; Prcspero Lad. ioe; Electrovan.
10 Capt. DrIss. lT2; Kali Inla. IL; John Huris.
ll2 Salali. IL; Comnendstion, IL; Noble Grand,
Il2 Kid Nelson, ~
THIRD RACE-SellinS: four-year-olds and up
ward one mile. 'woof IS; Hester Ic2; Motto's
Pride. lc3 kick IOi: Rey. lo5; L. H. Adair. lo5
Ioneman. lO6; Burnt Candle. ls; Thomas Hare,
lOs
FOURTH RACE-ScIlinE; threeycarolds; Eve
and onehslf furlonEs. Joy. 81 'Sinai. ga Katn-
crinc C. 95. Ida Cumming IS Carrie Orne. 10:
Plarete-v 1Oa: Old Bob. loi: Yallah. lOi; Stolen
Aurc rs; Typr. loe
FIFTH RACE Selling; four year -olds and up
ward; six furlong. Miss Chaucrr le2; 'Dunsara,
lOi: Pafner. "a Stella Crsne. lc7; 'Wap. lG
Amazement I09: Zenoric. 10; Ferrona. 10; OrbicI-
Iatiun. 10: Ca>kst. 10: Little Jane. 10; An
cestors, no. Dovio 10; ConnauEht. l2; Pro Rcals.
lh
SIXTH RACE-selIinE: four-year-olds and up
ward: one mile. Penalty g; 'COrdie F. 9s.
spindle. lo5; Transparent los; Rose ONeI. lG
-PuutCfraCt, lc7.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST -Three-year-olds and upward sell
ing: purse. 500: six fuTlongs. Stubborn. % Hop
ktnsl TO !, TO l. to 5. won; Sonny Boy.
ll2 CWolsteinhelml. l TO l. Out. second; Margaret
Meiss lo2 uaffertyl. / to ;. third. Time. - 81
Fairly. Fifty-fvs. and Mockler. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Threyear-olds and upward; sell
ing: Uurse. 500; five and one-half furlOugS. DIR.
SwarcDger, loS Coleman. to /. to s. } TO 5.
won: CoOster, 81 tUrsn. TO g. /. to ). second
Sir Fetful. lO4 CRo6insonl. to 7, third. Time.
LIS Is. The Lark. Gar Michael. -Four Aces.
Ss.kcioth. and Envy also nan
THIRD RACE-Five and ouehaH furiouss.
Lochiel. llO lTsplinl. to I. "a to /. 6 to S.
won; Moncrief lI5 lwrispeul. to ]. even, sec
Ond; Jabot. g Pitz). to /. third. Time. I:l6.
Gitana, Zali. Flathush. Quick start. lay Pay,
Malik, Brigs House. Gerard. and The Monk also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs Ben Uncas los
tPitzi, tn I, 20 l. even. won; PsrlOr Bog.
ia CTsplinl. Sis to !. s to s. second; san Jon.
Ill wsldronl, to 5, third. Time. I - Frill.
Kszan. Mr. Mack. Banjo Jim. Napier. Balfrun.
AjaH. and Masslo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Coreopsis, los Hin
phyl, to = 20 l. 10 S. won ZepulTeds Ill
tLadertyl. even. % >, second: Jawboae les HOP
kinsl. TO s. third. Time, - IS. Golden Lsssie
Col Holloway, and Heartbeat also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse 500: two-year-o -olds: two
furlonss. Hars. lJ7; Louise Green lo7 Sslutstion.
lG; LittIe Gink. 10: William w. no. Pikelaud.
10: Tab Her 1l5; Nellie B.. is. salutation and
Little Kink. Comstock; Tab Her and Nellie B..
Bedwell entry.
SECOND RACE-PIrse $50: three-year-olds and
upward: selling; five and one-half furlongs 'Minds.
81; Milky WAY 100: Columbia Lady leI King
Radford lOi; Faithful. TO- LhuTa, lo6; PcnnileSs,
l05; 'Morgylc. 10; Phil Connor. 10y; 'VolthorTe.
10; VIRGO 10 T. VI. Green, IL
THIRD RACE-Purse 500: three -year-olds and
upward: selling: siX furlOngs. Sweet Lotto, 5;
Unity. lo2: Napier. lOe supreme l06; Mike Cohen.
Ill; Loute Paul. Il2: Spring Mas, liz; Charley
McFeran. iI3; 4. c. Haley. lli
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500: threeyear -olds and
upward; selling; and one-siNtcenth miles. Lady
Rankin, l0l: Patty RRgan. l02; Heartbeat. n3:
stars and StripeS. lO5; 'Idleweiss los; Centaui.
Ito; Mockler. l22
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500: three-year-olds and
upward handicap; six furlorgs. Encore e5 Pierret,
100; Ec!le. lc3: Cliff Field. los: Manasssh, lG;
Brave Cunarder. los; Progressive. los.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
Tommy Lowe Club to
Open Doors Tonight

The Tonmy Love Athletic Club will hold its big
oTrnIug at the club rnous. 1917 Pennsylvania avenue
northwcs tonight and some Of the best athletes in
this city will Ierforn. AmnUg the talent that has
heen obtained arc Mike Uraine. Danny Sparks Of
Indian Head. Terry Jones. frankie Whitney. 81
Britt 4 Baltimore: Johnny Rebtan Of Baltimore
Kid Sperrv Frcd Schmidt II ST Louis known in
the wrestling game a. the FLYING Dutchman: -
Tony Bernard the local Italian demon: Buddy
RAY Kid Cireek Tommy Lowe. Jark Boland. Eddie
Moran Jimmy Collins. Charles Foreman. the cham
Tiun bag nunchsr. and Montana. Joe Turner'S
wrestling hear. who will be Tdtted against Of
the lDral graIrlers.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
PECAS BEAT LEAGUE
LEADING BREWERS
Capt Deming's Team Lands Two OF
Three Games in Washington
Herald League.

"Irt. Drnlin-.s Pleas teal the league
L. n.d1"- BREWERS to the wiz" in two of
The, three games y"stcl.ia, in The Wash
fu-;"r Her#ld Printers puckpin League.
an@.3- tn, onruiu- match 10y thirty
X Idu MAI lin. rolling 80 to so
la the second gam" the Pleas finished
ru,.r pins ahead srllinG ~ tn 80. In
H.. last -.Inc apt. Andcrsuns crew
.@rme ihIou-u With a victory. spillnc the
o.i ducks for a - mark. while the Pleas
were Catu'rinG -.
capt Anderson lead the field with th~
h.gh ayrr:'-e Of "a. rollins l". in his
rtSt. Il, u the Second. and o. in tho
third. Gill was first among the PiCaS.
sIiMm- the pins Cor l"2.2 mark The
scores are as follows.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
NORTHEAST DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Amateur Baseball
Moguls Hold Meeting

CIerclr1 uhro Frb. lo.-Elevon Of The rouutr S.,
fnr-n."r rNT.uclI= Of to" amateur baseball EaUs.
Irr~Lrru= 1lno cities met here TO-DAY At the
..flI~ meeting 0f the National Amateur Bs-elaN
hsa SI4r,u ~ AncT1ca 10 complete plans for 10.
,ourr= .Clr VI Of last years officers we're r,
rhaf~f T-" mon Rnd tho Offices they hold arc.
y. g. Ta'far-0n. New York. president. Clalrnu
TrNurs r1ev. land. rrst vice resident. Geur-e
FI-=rlel. LouisvIll0. second voe president: 4. G..
Noatun. ChI~a-o secretary and treasurer Tie ss-,
clatir' decided many important questions including
7'a classification Of an amateur
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
Cochran Wins Again
In Billiard Tourney

Walker Cochran again the Uinn-r in the
Chamrion Billiard Players ISaEIe game at III
hakIDe billiards at the ROvsl Parlors last night
The kid OF the league in excellent form and
PLAYED a fast and beautiful game.
Cutler had lead his opponent carly in the
game hut list it in the fourteenth inning. and was
not able 70 quite catch ur though he lacked only
one point Of it in the twenty sixth inning.
CoChrans high run lat nigh' 3 and Cutler :
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
To Play Crack Jeds.

A ricEcd team of the RaiI-oad Y. VI. 9. \. DUCK
TIn League. consisting cf {. l. Williams. q. War
then. W \. StIeiter. I. Z. Smith and 4. ]. Camp
bell will roll the C-ack Jed team Of the CONNER
cal League the railroad alleys tonight (Satur
day. This piCked team has met several Of the best
teams in rhc city and have vet to Be defeated. As
both of these have large following there il
be lively roofing when the games start.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
Chip -Houck Match Off.

Newcastle. Pa. Feb. n-The tsn-round bout
scheduled for tonight between George Chip q
this city. and Leo Houck. Of Lancaster. Pa. was
called OF today because Of the death Of Houck's
mother yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-13
Capitol Hill Team
Defeats St. Albans

With tut FIVE sccnnds to play yesterday the
Eastern basketball quint noscd out the St Al
han FIVE 10 the Y. VI. c. A. gymnasium BY Vir-
tue Of goal from court with the standRg
Is IN Il against them They had thirty-three fctAs
called. Eastern with twenty-five To their credit
holding record for the leagu. in the way Of
Illegal amryements. Rice and Davidson. Of the
al itol Hill team. and klcss and MaIrh for the
Wisconsin Avenue five showed up cXcsptlOnalk
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Tigers Lose to Cornell.

Princeton y. J.. Feb. z-The Tigers lost their
frSt basket-ball game Of the season In close
contest with Cornell. The Anal score was ls tn
l5 This victory puts the Ithacans in the lead
for the intercollegiate pennant Tho game was
closely contested and spectacular throughout
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Southern Team on TOP.

Tue Southern team. or the Terminal K. r.
y. VI. {. A. Bs-hcr hall LraEue last night dc
4 stCd the strong Eastern Presbyterian Chur.r
aunt. from tho SUNDAY school League. in the
I mor station Crn hr q "a 10 s count The fca ture
OF the game va> lie rusl tossing ~ smith and
tie defensive r.a1lrg of Crown. The lineup and
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Guy Nickalls to Return.

New Haven. Conn. Feb. E-Guy NickaIls tho
English oGrznan, VIII zil from LnndnD On Feb
ruAry %. again TO take charge Of cDachinR the
Yale University crews. according to a statement
last night By Capt. DereETs At a mas nsetinS Of
crew Candidates
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES.

NOR. lo7: S-Tvicenoc. lOS. Ird-scenoe lns: Dan
Ee-ous Marc. Ioe. Petelus ,O". Joe Diebold. ,P
Earl q Savov. lC9; Mary Ann b. TO- UrTerth,
llc. Reno. -5.
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Reserves Defeated
By Eighth Semester

Bu-ines, High School. were victnrs over the fast
Friends Reserves Quint yesterday. % TO = in an
exciting contest in the la'ter's Elm. Mahoney.
Culligan. and Weber starred for the winners and
Davis did the best work for the losers. The line
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ON SAME TEAM.

Old Rivals TO Play with It. Louis
FrderaIs.
Whon tho t. Louis FcdCrsls reach Havana
the fr,. week m Msr.h. Eddie Pink will have
tho Tlra>'re IF meeting once again Charlie Deal
wh' -,-Nr7t the ulir against hin: IN the sEc-
On game f tn worlds srrlcs. More than like
u the rlavcrs vii argue Is TO whether Str1mk
should have caught that two bac=cr ard whether
I. -I.> stcsl of t'Ird base was not hit n
aIran' luck. Deal will take the negative side
On each or thee questions
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Nlhst;'uri0ns Daniel for Grton. Burke for T.
Bromley. Goals from foor-~cutt G3, + Girton
.51. L. BromIe, e. :. Daniel. Johnbn G..
Powers -. Brown ~, Hesslcr g. Mcintyre
ti"ai, from fous--Scutt l6l. Number If fouls
calri-6 Time Of hshes-2O minutes Timeke-p-
cr-Mr. Haller Rcfcrcc-Mr. Gav.naueh
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Peck Quint Wins.

The Pc-k Nemons basketball team last night
de'o.--1 the gur' from the First Battery of
tho Di-tu-t National Guards in an interesting
t"i hard fought contest nv IS to % count The
t.HtrHe of The =am" the goa! shooting Of
~71t'. The lineup and SUMMARY:
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Weber Goals from floor Culligan lsI. Mshoney
t6l. McCsry. Wicker 49,. Baynron a.. Davis C5'
Miller. Ballard Goals from fouls -Culligan l5l
Davis ~. Tmekeener- Mr. Smith. Referee Nj.
Zuertz. Sro-Jr-M Mr. Harrison.
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substitution -NoTIhrup tm ho"ueI. IualS ll',A
court Rice. DNer. Davidson ~. Baldwin 49,
Howder Holmes Klees. Free tosSes made
March q. Klees "a. DYER. Baldwin. Fouls
called on Eastern tZ9. ON st. Albans ~
Referee Mr.. Beckett. Cmpire-Mr. Obst. Tine Of
pcriuds-2l minutes.