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The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE--SelIirE rnardrn tuo-,e,r"lI-;
four frrlongl 'Mlll-t. r.; Brown Velvet. 100
Iyndcra. ,C5: Z,Lap. Is. "uddle~ io5: Test. iOf;
southern star lCj. Phil Uuger. ios. Molly Reach.
ne: Cars Rov, l0e: Inhdrl H. 10. Ssl VANITY.
no. Priure Harry. uO; Belle Reach. 10, Ina
wsddy. III.
SECOND RACE Selling. three wear olds: maid.
ems: i've and onehaf fUrlons-. blooming P"ss'
100; Marjorie D. O5; Egeril. iO5 BoluGhTuSe Belle.
Sc5: Emma J. :. !05 Best Bib and Tucker. la5
jefferson, IG DareSrrl lC7: Lncky Mack. 10.
TnriilIo lc7 Jack Hanover. IC7 &. W. kisker.
IG; HEM Wynd 10; HrEh. no. Star M7Ie'.
10.
THIRD RAC SELLING; three lear"Ids fve and
onc-haf furl0ugS. Mis- Frances, lol; Linda Payne.
lO2: Fair Helen, lCi: E-timable. 05 Kueelet, lo5;
Brick and Mortar lG7: Billy Joe, l07: Or Lar
rick IA.
FOURTH RACE Allowances: thrre-ycar-"lds and
upward; six fIrluugs. Roscoe G"O>r. e enghee.
lG5 Lady Moonct lO5: L See It. III.
FIFTH RACE Selling: three year-Clds AMI M
ward one mile and twenty Yards 'CameilIa. lG2;
Brian Bora lOi, Kvrcre. iO5; Lenavaal lG5 Raby
Sister lc5: Brynava. lO7: Strange Girl. Ia Ora
McGee. IO7: Barettr. lC1 II, ,rmuda. los: Early
Light, lc9; Bogart. io9: Black:ord. loe; Our RHn.
10; Cogs. liz
SIXTH RACE Selling f0Ir ,earolds and uE-
ward one mile ard onehslf. Tom Han. c"N lc2:
Rake. lOi: Frog IOl: Billie Raker lOi, Thckery
Dick, l0I: Stick Pin. lCi: High Glass. l0i: Luke
Van Zlndt los; Tcrcua lOJ: Consocr, 10 Great
Friar lCa: Marshon. lGe.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Five furlongs; purse. 800; three
yCsr-ods AMI upward selling. supreme. lC2 UraD.
to ? ) 10 ). to :. won Peggy l.. 100 OHoT-
mani. to !. ; to ?, second; Wo!fs Bath. lG2
Hinphy) TO ). thirl. Time. I0s IS. MoiSsut.
Duquesne Bulgcr. Rerery. Sir Frstful. and Vol
thorpe also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furIongs; purse 500;
threcyear-olds and UPWARD selling Irdiferent ej
Owols;enhom' to !. u l. even Won: Cooster.
.Cj Laffcrtyr. 2is 10 J. TO :. second; Archery
IO2 RobnsonD. even. thirl. Time. l:lO IS Vel
low Eyes. Susan Il, Miss Jean. and SorIcllo also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half furlOngs: pure,
go fUur-y r-ulds and upward; selling Tiger Jim
lOs UraD. 10 >, to TO- to 5. won: Laura,
io2 TsEinl 10 ]. even. second: Charley Nc
Ferran. les Hanover. to S. third. Time :l6.
Elizabeth HarWoOd. Gar Michael. King Radford.
Elsewhere. Mac, lone. Stars and Stripes, Martre.
and VircO also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For mules.
FIFTH RACE-SiN furlunss purse 500: three
year ods and upward selling. LOnise Paul liz
Garter. Is TO 10. l to . l to I. won; Fairy
Ciodmother. IC7 uaTsrtIl. to l. / to l. Second
Thomas Callaway. Ill rRusSelD. to s. thiri Time
la Is Charley Brown. Some Kid. Penniless Gus
tom House. and Phil Connor also ran.
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WESTERN OUINT
WINS WITH EASE
Army and Navy Prep No Match for
Westerners in Their Ninth
Straight Win.

Tie Western High School basketball
QIint came across with another decisive
win Yesterday in, the Armory, when it
defeated the Army and Navy Prep five
by a score Of - to 20
This contest marked the Westerners'
ninth straight win and a total of 220
points in ths last four games PLAYED
The feature of the contest was the work
Of Capt Peck. This lad broke his own
record Of fourteen baskets by two. which
classes him as probably the best forward
in the schools. Peine. his running mate.
Gagged nine baskets from floor as well as
shooting five baskets from the l5-yard
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Whatsoever Circle" Of Kings DauGh-
ters of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church tonight gave a musical and lit
erary entertainment at Lee Camp Hall.
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sIx.CENT BREAD BRINGS PROBE.
OfHciaI InVestiGatiOn instituted
into Increase In New York.

New York. Feb. 1l-Indignant protests
are being voiced by housewives all over
the city today as the result of New
York bakers raising the price Of bread
from to cents a loaf. The increase
has added to the cost OF living IN New
York City the anual sum OF Sl6.0o0.oot
increasing the total bread bill from
81, ,6OO, coo to S6l, 10000.
Investigation by State and municipal
authorities already has started. Deputy
Attorney General Alfred l. Becker ID
probing into causes of the rise for tbs
state Alderman Bowling has introduced
an ordinance requiring that the standard
loaf sold in New York shall be sixteen
ounces. There Is no law regulating ths
price OF bread. The alderman even goes
further and advocates a plan Of having
the city operate municipal bakeries at
which bread will be made and sold at
the old price.
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HIGH SUNDAY SCHOOL
OFFICIALS TO SPEAK
Three Sessions of Midwinter Institute
VIII Be Held Today at
Alexandra.

Alexandria. Va. Feb. u.-Three sessions
Of the midwinter sunday School Institute
will he held tomorrow in the NJ. F..
church South. Rev. DR.. u. ". Kern.
presiding elder Of the Alexandria dis
trirt, will preside at the morning ses-
sion at 9:f5 O'Clock. w l. Brannan.
fredericksburg. will preside at the aft
ernoon session At LIS o'clock. and Rev.
Or. Kern will preside at the night ses-
sion beginning At 80.
Addresses will he made by the follow
inS: Rev. DR.. Charles D. Bulla cor
responding secretary uf the general sun
day School Board and superintendent of
the Wesley Bible class department.
Nashville Tenn, e, VI. Way. divisional
field secretary. Atlantic division. Spar
tansburg, :. c.: W. W. MILAN. acting
chairman Of the Baltimore conference
Sunday School board. and y J.. Dietrich.
sunday school field secretary Of the BaIti-
NOR" conference, WASHINGTON.
Policeman Garvey recovered a bicycle
stolen in Washington January II from
Walter flaincs. ". W. Simpson. at
whose stor, IL was found. and who ad-
mitted purchasing the wheel was today
flied 81" in court for failure to report
purchase.
Mrs. Minnie ". Hur>t. grand worthy
matron of the Grand chapter of Virginia,
Fredericksburg. will Tuesday night pay
an official visit TO Martha Washington
Chapter. No. T.. order OF Eastern Star.
Henry X. Field. grand worthy patron,
this city. will also make a visit then.
\ report has been received that W. II.
Broughton. who for several years con-
Quoted cafe in King street. died De-
cemb"r = in Nshevili". y. g. lie was a
member Of Alexandra Lodge Of Elks.
Southern Conference for Equal Suffrage,
will deliver an address at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon before the women OF
this city at the residence Of Mrs. Charles
Z. NicoL
IN automobile belonging to Robert l..
Myers was destroyed by fire at 1890
o'clock last night. while north of Alex
aDdria. Back nre Of the engine is
thought to have caused the blaze. The
machine was insured.
y final decree for divorce on the
ground of desertion was given in the
Corporation Court today in the case Of
John y. Mullen against katherine A.
Mullen. Attorney s. G. Brent represent
ed the plaintiff.
ters of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church tonight gave a musical and lit
erary entertainment at Lee Camp Hail.
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Baseball Squad
To Work Outdoors Today

Unless it rains or SHOWS this afternoon
Coach John O'RenIy. Of Georgetown.
plans to give his baseball squad its first
tsst" nC outdoor work in tho HatUr" Of
batting prartire.
Three cages have hcCn installed on the
Hilltop ti"ld. and plans are for all the
candidates t" report in the gymnasium
and give the pitchers 2 chance to timber
IN their arms ny twirlnE to the bat
tors.
As tn" pitchers and ratchers have been
hard At work in the gym for two weeks
they should he in fairly good shape to
serve en- up to the iu'iclders and out
ticlders.
This practice. It is figured will he Of
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE SIX furlonEs: purse, 500 three
wear ults and upward selling stubborn. Sc;
Margaret Mai%r. H.. Fairly. 10: sonny Boy. liz;
Fifty TWr. is. MUrklrr. l2l
SECOND RACE Five AMI cue half furlnngS
purse. 500 thrce-year- nlds and UPWARD; selling.
Cooster. q: The Lark. 9i: Czar Michael. e. -Four
Acrs. .: 'Sir Fretful. I04; yellow ENeS o6 sack
Cloth. rs, 'Dr. Swarpnger. lOS; Envy. Ill.
THIRD RAG r. Five and One-half furlDnEs
Eursr. so. four-vear- Ids and upward; selling
'Jahot. g. Gitara. "a Zali. lOl: FlatbuSh l0l
Quick start. LS: Tay Pa7. lC5: Malik. IOo;
Lochiel. 10; Gerard. 10: The Monk. 10: Mon
chef. liz
FOTRTH RACE-Six furlougs: TrIr.a. S5OO
TIM ear "lds and upward: selling FHll. 100
Kasa1. 20; 'Lamode. IO2: MIR. Mack. lOi: Ben
Inca. 100: Banjn Jim. IO6: Napier. lOs; Bal
iron. ice. Ajax. III, San Jon. IL; Masalo. ia;
Tarlor Boy. ia.
FItTh RAJ E-Nile: purse. S5O; threeyear "ld'
and upward: selling 'Iio'd5u Lassie. 81 Gore
cpSs lOs: Col Hnlloxsy. Jos: 'Jacthone lO5 Heart
Beat. is; 'Sepuheda. II. Runway. ll3
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incstimahIe hCn>ft, not only to the pitch
ers themselves hut to the men who will
do the hitting
Among the pitchers who are doing
good work indoors are: Harry Kelley
HdgEerty. Brennan. Finnegan. Breslin
CrUnin. and Thompson. The Catchers in
Cludc Pass. Fitzgerald. Irwin. Spillane
Whitaker, Campbell. Jimmy Barron. and
Wecms
positions on the team are: Connolly.
sh"rtstop. Corcoran. third base; Dillon
second base; capt Tormey. first base;
Shurrue. left field: Noark. center field
Flanagan. Grove, Joyce. and others for
right field.
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Sellirg; three-yeAr-olds and up
ward; six furiongs. Minnie F. l03: Hazel c,
los; Superl, lo5: 'Briton lc5; Ella. los; Tempest,
Jos; ElectrOWan. los; Eva Padwick, bs; AEIrea,
los; Kitty Stanheld, 10; Fsneuil Hall. 10; Cal
ifornia Jack, 10; c. W. Kennon, 10; ElmA, los;
No Quarter, y.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; threeysar-olds and up
ward: one mile. 'Gerthelma, %; 'AFerado, 90;
Fred T 90; Merry Twinkle. -; Asa Herndon,
o. Lady Innocence. lGs: Augustus Heinz. HS;
Agnes G, los: Dave Montgomery. los; Anbri. Jos
Tstfier llo: otilo, lis; Wise Mason, il3; MAnda-
6ero. u3: FalcAda, IL
THIRD RACE-selling: fouryszr-olds and up
ward: seven furionEs. Claribel. %; BeIah s. l0l
BONANZA, lo6; Chameuss. lO6 Mndsll, o7; Belle
Of Brn Mawr. Ill: Clark NJ. fl5.
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-olds and upward: sell
irz; three and one-hah furlouss. Lola. rs; Mena
lis; Lady Blanche lis; Cir7iella. us: Julia L.
lis: Aunt sal. ilS; Lsbelle Brocade. lis.
FIFTH RACE Selling; three-yeArolds and upF
ward; six turioDSz. 'AGzrik. s.; Stolen Ants, Si
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FRIEND TOSSERS WIN
FROM HILLTOP PREPS
Quakers Capture Hard-fought Game
from Georgetown Quint by
29 to lS Count.

The Friends basket-ba quint de-
feated the Georgetown Props in the
Ryan gymnasium yesterday by a
score of - to II. The Quakers had
no trouble running up good sized
score in both halves. In the first
period the count stood 16 TO s.
q. King played well for the win
ners. getting four goals from floor
and nine from foul. De La Nergne
again starred for the Props. making
five goals from floor
Gonzaga and Army and Navy Acad
emy were scheduled to play a league
game at Georgetown, but the game
vast postponed until February o.
The line-up and summary:
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COMPLETE PLANS FOR
BIG BANQUET MONDAY
Potomac Leaguers Arrange Final De-
tails for Celebration to Be
rendered Clark Griffith.

\ meeting of the Potomac Base II
League was held last night at the
home of Manager McGrath, of the
Fairlawn team. for the purpose Of
completing plans for the big entertain
ment and banquet which is to be
rendered Clark Griff1th on next Mon
day night at the Masonic Hall in Ana
costa.
The Potomac Leaguers have ar
ranged an elaborate program of
vaudeville acts and will top the af-
fair off with speeches which will be
rendered by the Nationals Boss"
and the leading citizens or Anacostia.
The league across the river has
made remarkable strides during the
pass two seasons in the betterment
of the amateur game and although
they are about to withdraw from the
local association of amateur teams
they are making efforts for bigger
things at the amateur game.
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IN automobiI" belonging to Robert l..
Myers was destroyed by fire at 1879
o'clock last night. while north of Alex
aDdria. Back fiTe Of the engine is
thought to have caused the blaze. The
machine was insured.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
SAMMY JOHNSON MARRIEs.

Sanford NJ. johnson, twenty
two years old, prominent ANA
teur baseball player and last
season a member of the cham
piOnShlp Eastern Club team of
the Potomac League, yesterday
was quietly married to Miss
Alice Dodge, eighteen years old.
of Congress Heights.
The ceremony was performed
at the residence of Miss Dodge's
parents, Rev. George VI. Cum
minEs officiating. johnson has
won a reputation for himself In
the District as q speedy and ef-
hcIent Outfielder. He formerly
played professional ball.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Bowie Dates Named.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE approval OF
the stewards of the Jockey Club who met
today was granted the following associa-
tiOns to conduct race meetings:
Southern Maryland Fair Association.
Bowie, Md. April l to II. inclusive: Hart
ford Agricultural and Breeders Associa-
ton, Havre de Grace, Nd. April 10 to
April 30. inclusive; Maryland Jockey Club,
PimliCo. Md, May l to May 10. inclusive.
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In the District Courts.

,Iuserni PuC1isI yesterday filed suit IN
The District supreme Court. through At
ruruevs Brill and RraIove. for the dissO-
luton of a partnership in a macarOni
factory at 2lD T-and-a-half street
houthwest, with FIlippO Niosi, Salvatore
Niosi and Nicola BuzzanCa. The part
uership was formed IN June. 1911, the
aforementioned persons sinking respect
7vely the following amounts m the pro
rcCt: Sl.oSl $SG7. $556. and $595. PuCliSi
explains that 'irreconCilable difficulties
have arisen" and urges dissolution.
The will Of Daniel McFarlan. dated
March - 1S7. and modified by four
rodiclls VAS filed yesterday for probate.
The original VIII left the entire estate
10 his wife. Mary A AlCFarlan. The first
,ndiril leaves &N0 to the board of trustees
uf GIenwood Cemetery for perpetual care
for the burial lot Of Alexander Is. No
E'4rlan. The second Codiril confirms this
action. Tn" third one states that in tn"
event ut the death OF the wife half thu
estate shall 80 to Walter s. McFarlan.
:, brother, and the other half to the legal
heirs of the wife The fourth Codirrl
states that the wife has died and con-
inns the above provisions Edward l..
Clement and !. Gales Moore arc named
executors.
Joseph Il. HCTtfOrd Yesterday fleu SUIT
for S2r.Uor against the Capital Traction
Company for alleged injuries received on
Fourteenth street between TAYLOR and
I pShur streets northwest, September -.
1914 The plaintiff is represented by James
H. Archer John Lewis Smith and Glenn
Wllotr
Ii9~lv H. LHoIC. local Iuann merchant.
yesterday rI,d suit IN tho District Su-
D,la- Court for S-0n1 against Arthur
Jordans C".. alleged liI-r Mr. Juel= saG.s
that on NOV lrmh..r j.. 1Hli. the defendants
ISSUED - uuhlIratIon~ DECLARING tn" plain
IN to hr di~.on"St derCItfrI. dis
r,put4hl". unfair. corrupt. iusOlE CIt aul
rIitv Of arson. tn, plaintiff is Iepr..-
ur,I h1 i."'l ID. i:aN.. aud Alexander
Wo.I.
Jlsri-. >.ddrns yesterday anlH'IcI rr.
r.n-.N ur Hir=ar VI. S.r-T~nu ar..
Amos . Sln.p>"r :h" wHr, hstru-
h~o l=ht sHit.
The st"~, "f the drafting aud sIsuu-
of the StI~om HutrhuS Will was told IN
court yesterday hy Attorney T. >.
WortniuGtuu. unde. direct examination
%. r. Ross Perry. OF counsel for the
,lyr4tcCs. Nj Worthincton testified that
hr drew mp the document Ar the request
Of Nr. Hut, ninS. that Mr.. HUtchIns dis
,'tl-s-d It's provisions in an apparently
rational manner. and that Mr.. Hutchins
seemed entirely >ound-miu1rd at the time
h- signed the Will. despite the fact ho
Was confined to h's he'd when IN" dorG-
mont WAS signed
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Stanley Coveleskie Weds.

ShAmokin, Feb ll.-MisS Mae Shivetts. a we'll
known Young resident Of this city, married in
St. stanislans Polish Church here yesterday to
Stanley Coveleskie brother Of Harry Covesskie
pitcher for the Detroit American LesEue club Fol
lowing the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. COveleskie
left for san Francisco. Cal. alter which they will
Il to Portland OreE.. where Coveleskie will
"a ch next season. He is the property Of the Phil
adeIphia Athletics. and last year twirled for the
Spokane Wash. team.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Britain Carries War to Spies.

London. Feb. ll.-That the British gov
ernment has been busily engaged making
secret arrests of alleged German spies
was revealed today when Home Secre-
tary McKenna announced in Commons
that one Of twenty Ting-leaderS OF the
German spy organization in England has
been sentenced TO a long term at penal
seryftude. The others are still untried.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Davis Breaks Strength Test.

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. I.-George A.
Davis. of the worlds champions. Boston
National League. who pitched a no-hit
game last year broke all strength test
records at Harvard College today.
Davis. who Is student in the law school,
scored 1.437 points. The best previous
mark was 1881. set by Huntington R.
Hardwick, the football star.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
BRICKLEY MAY PLAY BASEBALL
Also Go in for Track IL His Ply
sician Consents.

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. u.-Charley Brickley
Haryard's 1914 football captain. has decided to
after Icing graduated next June. Although Brick
ley recently announced that he was through
Harvard athlete. he said yesterday that if DR..
Nichols, who operated upon him for Appendicitis.
approves. he will try for the baseball team and
IUssibly the track squad.
BrickIey will coach football team ne1t
fall. notwithstanding reports 10 the contrary. He
will do nothing, however. to injure his amateur
status at Harvard and will talk business with two
three colleges who seek his services after his
graduation in June.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Roanoke Defeats Tarheels.

Salem. Va, Feb. 1l.-ROanoke College
again demonstrated its right to n place
among the foremost of Southern basket
ball uuints when it defeated \. K NJ.
Of North Carolina. here tonight. q to IS.
The game was thriller from start to
finish and both teams were forced to
fight for every point gained. Both quints
are composed largely of football stars
and the contest was rough at times. Van
Rrocklin starred for the visitors, while
Bunting's work was of a sensational
order for Roanoke
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
CARDINAL CLUB TO MEET.
Alexandria Team Expects Best Sea-
son in History.

Alexandra. Va. Feb. 1.-THE monthly business
meeting n the Cardinal Athletic Club will b.
held the home of Sylvester A Breen. lS2 King
street, SUNDAY evening February Il. at 80 O'Clock.
Capt. Douglas BCrchsnt rersntly elected captain
Of the baseball team will outline his plans for the
1915 season. Other matters relating To the welfare
NJ the club will be discussed BY the members. The
Cardinals expect the strongest lineup in
their career. ard also anticipate a slorestuI year
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Leslie Mann q Fed.

sprirEheld Mas. Feb. n.-Lssie Mann out
fielder for The Boston Braves. has signed a two
year contract With the Chicago Federals according
to a statement made today By Claiming Mann. a
brother Of the PLAYER. Claiming stated that Mann
viii get about the same salary he TO have
rrceiyed from The Bostoa elub-S.Oo0. In the Fed
eral contract there IL no ten days clause. Mann
received a kSpus q 81 900.
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

Tbec,lorlts lr: Gold linn. Io6, Royal Dolly. ms
Iride - Li,,u-rr. rs.
SMITH RACE Selling. three year olds and M
ward. six 'urlong.. 'Hinara. lo). FrokendAl. lo'
sing" To- 10 'CaEt"m. lCj Rig GImsy. l0j
S-uuTta Dsas. Gs. Forge. liO; Regards. IN"
Pajaruita. 10; Visible no. Bad PrusIcrt. III
CorIurA. lg; Orha Smile. ll3; Senator FameS
Ii. Lle Mltc. Is.
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Pirates Trainer on the Job

Pittsburgh Feb. 1.-THE irst real sign Of the
approach of the Pirate training season bobbsd
m today when Trainer I'd La Force arrived in
Pittsburgh TO PACK the clubs traps and get every
thing in share for the departure Of the main
squad for the Southland on the evening Of Sat
urday. March g. La Force has been Spending the
winter at Geneva, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
AIM TO KILL BOXING.
New Bill Is Introduced in the New
York Assembly.

Albany. V Y, Feb IA bill was introduced
in the assembly today that aims to kill the boxing
gzme in New York state. AsSemblyman Sullivan
is the author Of the bill.
The hill ask the rpreal Il the Frawlsv law
which lesalized no-dccisOn bouts in the state.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
WINGO FOR OUTFIELD.
Manager HerEoE Has Too Many
CatchersG Hence the shift.

New York. Feb. Manager Charles HeTznS. "f !
the Reds ,ho comes here for the National League
meeting said this afternoon that he w,FIld Ivy
Wingo one uf his CatcheTS. in the outteld neat 7
season Hcrzng bcheTes that WinEn viii dcvclop !
into a star. There are five Catctcrs the Reds |
now
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Ever Hear of Such Things ?

New York. Fen u.-AGainst her broth
or $ wishes Miss Fannie Ratlcr stole out
10 give her sweetheart. Paul Gier, one
last kiss. Paul took the Hiss and with
II. according To- the charge. tho end Of
Tannie's nose. Paul was arrested on
charge OF assault.
New York. Fob H. Tho milk Of INV
goats is -,u"d C"r rheumatism, said
lanes Modov when arraigned before
Magistrate Gcismar on e charge that his
animals ate the wash of a nojShbor's
line.
Trreka. Hans. Feb. lI.-kansas wom-
On under forty who paint or powder their
faces or wear earrings for the purpose
~ creating a false impression" will BE-
guilty Of misdemeanurs and subject l."
fines, il a bill introduced in the leCisla
turc becomes Law.
New York, Feb. ll.-MusIc WAS respon-
eible for the marriage of Frank NJ Ma
ther and Mary ?. Hunt. and music re-
suited I'm parting them They met while
singing IN a choir, AIather, charged with
desertion. declared his wife's love for
music. made her indifferent to domestic
duties
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
EVERS FEELING FIT.
BOston Braves Second Baaeman
Fully Recovered.

New York. Feb u.-Johnny EveTs; Of the Boston
Braves. arrived in New York today. He will leave
for the Braves training camp in the south tomor-
row. EveTs denied reports that his recent illness
had left him n a weakened condition. and said he
would te able to play well as ever next season.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

\ final decree for divorce on the
ground of desertion was given in the
Corporation Court today in the case OF
John \. Mullen against katherine A.
Mullen. Attorney S. G. Brent represent
ed the plaintiff.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
ROYAL ARcANUM DUcKPrN LEAGUE
ARCADE pUcKPIN LEAGUE.
First Baseball Accident.

Boulder Colo. Feb 1.-The hrst accident Of
the baseball season was ehalked mp here today.
Responding to csn for elrdi3Ates FOR the Colo
rado University team, William c. Temple, IT.. q
freshman, started practice by being hit with
hattsd ball. He wa carried on the heid unr
conscionA
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Two More PLAYERS for Yanks.

New YORK, Feh. 1.-The yankees signed up two
new rlayers tday They are William A. Tamm.
inAeldeT, who played with Nevburs. y. T.. last
year. and First Baseman Kelly. who with
Lowell Mas. Tsmm battsd NJ IN sghty-tSo
ElneS laa s>aun
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

Srbstitutions -Gihlin for Smith. Bower for Fran
zen Goals from hoor-Peck 49,. Peine Csl. Fuller
O. Bottom a.. Zer6e o. Francis q. Goals from
f--I,--Peine ~. Bolton -. Referee-Nfessrs.
C'arry and n" Grangr. Scorsr-w. OlcDtt. W. II
:. Tine n poriods- % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Canes for Cripnled Soldiers.

Berlin. Feb. 11.-Eighteen thousand
canes have been donated to the German
government for distribution among SOL
diers who have been crippled in the war
The gifts came from all parts Of the
empire.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

In 1901 there were $500 domestic gard
eners. and in 1911 there were 11s,7D iA
England and Wales.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

Observation-Disclosures Tor HarTiEOn, Kelly tV-
Cuoney MocGuire fer Kelly Goals from ho"r--
De La Vergae a.. Roberts ~. G. Ki2E Hsrr'oa.
Kenning Cooney. MacCiui-r. . y1Ahan. G-als from
foul-G KnE. .. Re:eres-AIr. 0'Reilsv. Himc
Of halves . and IS minu'cS