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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15
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Excellent Photo Play s Is to BE
shown Today at Para
i.g mount.

"The Straight Road ts the title OF
an unusually powerful motion picture
drama which will be shown today at
the Paramount, .threatre. The produc.
,tjon was shown yesterday morning
tafofe an audience invited by the
snehagement to view the picture and
pass upon It's merits. 1t was; s;pronounc.
ed one OF the most powerful produc-
tions ever thrown upon q motion pic
ture screen here. /.
Tho Paramount, will open this AZ.
tefnoon, at q. O'Clock and the first reel
will start promptly thereafter at 4,
Is, 6.i7, g.. and .; O'Clock. IS \,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15
Jewelry Repairing

q I % To. q .
When you leave a piece of JEWEL
RYs to be repaired. do you want to
wait always for It? Lyon will re-
pair It at once. d. " = Il
When you leave your glasses. can
you afford to be without them7 Lyon
will repair them at once.
And YOU have q bunch OF 4 old
JEWELRY laid away, that could be
made into beautiful pieces. at q very
. I.aAaA rn.k Atn,n.t Ave.- -: hz1z
sorte, one to tell me that, they have
lam old piece Of 1eweiry that Wns worn
BY their mother. father or grand
mother and would give any thing II
they could wear it No piece Is too
| bad to- pc made 70 look new. U
Let me make yon pries. 81,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15

Gluck Mill. Tuesday. Jan. 18th,
morning. 1-2 day.
Orr MIL. Tuesday. Jan: 10th, after
noon, 1-2 day. s -, fI
Riverside-Toxaway. wednesday,
Jan. goth, afternoon 1-2 day.
Please don't fail to make your re-
turn when we come TO the mills.
* .. WINSTON SMITH,
.,sy Auditor Anderson County.
January 18th, 1916.
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AIgsEsax .NO1sf(.E

81 For taking retnrnu from the dit
ferant cotton mills around the city
AS follow. Il ;.sf
ts Nv. II. wellington, (known as SEcuf-
nor MiiiS Jan. a 9Th aftsrno pom =
Brogon MN Friday, Ian. 1Sth. At.
tefnnoH, Ia h $ IS SssS
Rt Anderson Cotton Mil. Monday. IAN
18th, SnospInE, 1-2 day. s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15
New work bench.

81 ~. III. Keeaes Il Co, local jewelers..
have Installed h 3hand ndsozne new work
beach FOR ifthe Z : eepAir. department,
which siS sinf charge Of y Henry Shea
ter.S The bench "a made OF mahogany
and 50 eonsS OF sthS t;tnost completely
[eQuippeds iii ahiH section Uf the cGun.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15
BOYS (OVERCOATS

BUY OVEEHCJAES
$3.50 Boys Overcoats now selling at $6a
5000 Boys Overcoats now selling at. :. .$A'
$500 Boys Ovcrcoats now selling at. i. .$4.
s4.oo Boys Oyercoats now selling at :. $3.
$500 Boys Overcoats now selling at /. So.
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Has Recovered. We,

The, friends cf Harry Snow, will Sbo
pleased to learn that he has recover
ed from severe attack OF la grippe
and; Is ablo 70 be out again. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15
Gotfon by saipfa 0lr.

The number Sc bAiea os cotton GIN
'Isd e Anassson 1 sonnty q !: ,sp !. g, January
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A. total Of 3ss.l1 has been subscrib-
ed to date TO the Anderson Relief As-
ISOLATION. according to data given out
by Treasurer @. H. 'Geiger OF the AS
sociatiou. & l.s.s.@y..
Contributions received yesterday by
the association were: .,
First Baptist church -. .....947.0 90
Cash -. -. -. -. ....e...... 500
A. H. Osborne ...,:.....5:::. 100
Total ...,.. ;. ..-n... $500
Previously acknowledged .,....f45,l1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Commercial Club Gndbre.

Der bieiisc Commercial Club
aiebt anl Gamstog (morgen) cine
offerdide gi,fre . ltnterbaitinrg, IN
Ser aoaBert SaIle, slirfars INN balb-
ueallp ltbr, aben6s. 9ieier Glltb be
Ita5t aits elmer groben an5abl innle.
rer prominenten Sarnier it,o @e.
SfdftsIeiite uapS bat BEN 3iped Die
S3iit1riee i'm 2a,6c iotpob als pie
in Der Staot, nod ardtten 5i for
bern aito SIT berbeiiern. Sn oieier
@idtuns lit bereitS oiel erreif}t ipor-
sen. 9as 3idammenuirfcn Der Sor.
nner atno Der Sta6tlellte, sitr Soroe-
riug sege,tieitisen 8oblergcbens, 1T
ser einsis riftise 8irft Der Ser
~eiuiqiung BON 2aro itrtb Sto6t. @as
.Saber ooir Seiten hes Commercial
Club unternonunen miro, fatil mir
bnrn geoeiben, tpedlit es bonn 2atr
Sc ioipobl ais ipie bon Der Stoot fraf.
tig mtterltiist miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

Sailius Saienritter unh 8attii1
.befanberr iid leste @ofe. beiitdss.
ipeiie. in ct. 2oiis.
8roscr &~eorftiotS 8erfaltf
iudbreipb bieicr gai,sen ISOLDE I'M
Gang i'm @eidsiit BON Gbriit.
SI,ietid,; 8ortbeile tueId,e Der 9e-
od,tu1r4 ipertb iin6.
-6rau S. s. Sclmcrs nllo Sobn
Gee beialroen iib gnbe Der perea1lge.
nen ISOLDE, beh,hstueife, in ct.
.Soltis i,n6 febrteir Damn AM lester
2 antstag bicrGer ylriif,
8rni 8ilorb &liige beforS
lid Groe poriger 8ode mi 9eiitdj
Bel &erlpmrbtett ,lrb 5reinlSeap in
ct. 2ntis unS febrte Damn ON leB.
ten Sreitag nadjbultie suriif,
6rmi s0oaru 9enber inpo Sri.
Minnie Ross, tpeld)e mebrere Mo'
nate, bier, in 5rni 8epbers @cim
lperipeilt batteir, reilten am persairs
eenen Sunntaa nad 2ittle Rod
IIm.
6reb 8arniarg inub 8attiaa mel
de BEL Sroai EARRINGS bieitscn Der
~nmpoten, 6rm, q. Bender ,trS 8raa
Otto 2ettnmrat, o,ti @eiuds gene
len ,parer,. iir,S ON leetet Soqntto.
pieSer nad'bmlie, md, Ct. 2ouis
aereilt.
--Gusen Sberg, polt Berger q. ]
aeent iiir ole Sitrdtoaa 5air Co.. tua
an lesten 9ienstas bier, in 81
id1iten. Serr Sberg. ,peIder ai
nussebebntcs @eifdit in 8el5ponre
Ybnt. ioste ,irter anoerem. oaB Eel2
Sieies Sabr bobere 8reiie brineer
nls nie setpobulid; @rte Spoiiun
|lSeIle. bringerp $3.50; cute Sfun'
:ISeae, $500, att,6 gaate @oceoon-5en
$4.00.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

SEER Otto grarot, bon Worri.
Jon, bcfanb iitj am ItttDof1 bier
auf 8eiud bel ~ieiireap gertponoten,
Gut. Saeffner unb @attin.
Sos erite eleftriife Irto fat
audi in Sermania iein grideiner se-
npodt, ,apb 5tpar lit 5rou Geo.
Starf Ole gliidlite 8eiiterin.
SoIgen6c 8eiuder befa,roen iid)
inr 2alie bieier ISOLDE, III geridt-
lifyen 9ngeIesenbeitelt, bier III Ger
Stabt: Sreb &loiiner, @apor bon
ct. Sones, @so.; Senrp 2nngenberg
5trobeuaufieber BON Ban; ST. @abb,
Hifter S. 81. Setpel[, 6. Is. Stone,
aebIt Sobn artbitr; iotpie Goip.
Short, bon &eo BIRD; Sacob Sapps
meper, oon S~apenspiae; Sreo
|S6ocu, bon garrnan; Senrp Sab
mcper, aug ser Hafe BON Spets.
piIe, urib 2Mtis Sreapel, not, 8lano.
County Solicitor s. 6. Strad
linb iein Deputy, s. S. Sauer. mel
DIE i'm Sntereife Der GountpS inarp.
sen eir 3our bon 90 Saser, G,rdf
lbas Gornptp semadt batten, iitf
porige ISOLDE tpieoer bier aapselatgt
Ties mar ibrc iabrlide 5our I'M
lmniuBte ianmntlide aoIleftionS-St e
len. nrit arsrtabane BON 9erunaftn
Dte aolieftioreit ieit Dem 2. Otto
Der betriteeit ettpas iiber $4,000
mngef1br $4,000 ipertieer oils pie Del
6iirdydHittlide 8etrag IN biefel
I3eit. Sieier &itfitmtb in Den Steit
ern iit iebentnlls ailf Die &nappbei
BON 8iebfutter, I'M pergangerei
Sabre, 5rriidai,iitbrelt u,,o irrfolg
beiIen i,ambafte Sumrmen fir Sud
Ter beraitsoobt weroeit mubten. Di
riidItaisoige SteuerIiite BON Sos
.[conaoe County lift ME cine febr gro
1bc; inn 9atrdSdptitt iirb fait iaru1lt
ltde Steierm Bis 5itIir 81. Seeem
Der be3dblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

@lit. $. &ebr ,i,tb SRI. @itbe1
3eit9il,, beihe bon Mcaittrid. rpur
Sen am %. Wopentber, in Der 8oHs
ltltirg Der Wi,tter Der 8rmlt, Sroli
gliiabetb 3eugin, nabe Mcaittrtd
hnrd, Eaitor ". a~lberstpertb, polr
Brig Springs, Mo, getralt. Ser
Suit. s. Aaei,r lit ein Sobn pon Sec
acbr limo @dtin, friiber bon Mc.
aittrid.
-Guf gridif]en bon &eter Nanu
ier ipirSe in Der pergalr9eltci, SIC
DIE, bonn @ad,LoB.@ eridf cilp lem
poranr ginbnItsbefebI erIaiieit, Snrt,
metfeu glare. aotteInpnti, baron Der
bi,roert MIND Die Reparotrr eircs
8ribatapeses 5u unterbrefeu uirS
o~enieIben 5t p~eriperren; &fa9.er
@eg fii9rt roat Der Sron ROAD mod
Dem friibereap @ift. Gol@per 2Grb
tueIdes lett bon Setter 0anuier &C
eigret miro.
-llnieren ber3lideit Gnlf bier
hit ben iolgenben Seierit Ses @tlfs
bIatts, iiir bic piIlfontmere grrere
;una ibres Announcements, in Der her.
lanaenen @ode:
$. %. 1eper. @urtin S1nrnl
burg. 9. 8. Soeffrer, Span 8. 8oeI.
ling, Nic 8eniitpg r1ro @nJ. SeImene
bod q. 2.
Gbas. arulI. ISauiSs.
8n. Borner, Berger.
ST.. Maiisburb, Serma,tn.
9D. Bolt, Yotsbam.
Smn. Slider, @orriion, st.. s. ..
ST.. Boil, Sra,i O. @aeselin, o. 8
Sp. s. Weper, alma. Mo.
Sobn 3imrnermann, ct. 2ouis.
fsrur s. @uebler. &eruta1ln 81.
IS. 5. 3or1g @eit Hlnaans, Mo.
So. Sontos, @aseonobe.
6ruli g. Mrina, Sr,Sepenoeuce.
5rau Caroline Sberg, Reip SOBER
@ottIob Sdueb, Sermanm 81. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
-2ouis Epemel, BON 8larho. mar
au Montas oicier ISOLDE bier. IN
aeriftliden stneeIegerbciten.

-Soids Ereiuel, DON oiaIpo, pur
nt Mortas oieicr Bode bier, IN
aeriftlideap stneeIegerbeiter.
sSrl. EaltIine 8iloiarg tpetlt lelf
benz neraorsepei, Samstog aiif Se'
md bel Sol. Sftpnre inS @aftttt.
,Senrp sdaitaer tnS Com ",
Rider, BON Totsbam. lpdrcn ON leg.
ten @ontoa, seidditebalbcr, bier IN
Der StoSt.
-gbas. seeaer, BON &oattc Nr.
9. reiite am p~ereorsenen Sansta9.
nttf eirle ISOLDE gum gcluf, irad)
@Iasgotp, 0So.
lSbeo. @efer latS Satin, bon
2outrc SSlanS, ipitr0en ant ooriserr
Mitttpod, oi,rf Die @ebnrt zines
So6terdens beaIiidt.
gSer Stepp0edeit oOer oeon1'
forts" ntnden laiien mill, Mt erliidt
itdl ap oen Srmieut@ ereilt Der bic
jieen 90. 6. Stride 5u lpeipoen.
Soc. @als, poil &ebrasfa Gitn
Gebr., fam am ooriaen Speitag bier
an, irlll eitpe 8ofe in Stpiss, bel
~Ieipeit anseborigcr, Geter @al5
,ut& 6amtlie, 81 p~ersprilen.
Der StantsIst raben9 Sr8enteir
gi.Fhun last. BOB Straben 'pelds 81
anfalig oes 8ipters gut ardotert
,pepoetg aIs0min aut mobrero Ses
oaiBet @inters in 9aItcTn 3i1taito
perbletben.
Sreb Meper. @iit. @iepalS,
Geo. DC @rof ialb Senrp 8rint'
mann, BON Gmcnsoille, U. s. O.,
fartel, ant nereareenen TSontag, IN
%. Y. Srtfuttltnnt6 AHTu, DICT dll,
,nr oet 5os in &erntaun 5al per-
Iebear.
@eora 5. Screrlo uno SRI.
9saria sdeioesser wuroem an
Dicrstoa Ser poriaen 8odre. n, o.,
fatboliid,eir Stride. III Berger, Sc
tra,a. Das iuaase 8aar miro icins
Seimatb bier. in 0ernlmm, anf
idIIngen, mo- Serr Aercro in De,
GdiIbfabrif bciddftiet lit,
Ter Commercial gIaib bon Ser
mann Mt Der fbatfrditiserp nnter
itiisurpe idainrttlider 8iirser mn pol
lien Mabe niiroig. Isan perIaitua
aaier nid5t Den 8eiud Der Gaptre
llnterfnltung. pelde bonn Counter
eial Glib, anr Smnstas (morgen
aberSo, BEN ~. Ropeurber, in Be
aousert Salle seseben miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

-Srou 2iSie 8oeel lit MN mlt
9eiiterin zines neiielr @utoS rio
sipar elmer 8iGis- anight SberlafeS
Gar, Ole iie biirb Die agentur BON
6. g. @aro besog.
-Srait Senrp Sontag, bon 8as-
conaSc, rtnb 5erelt Sod,ter, SRI. Sils
90, Don Sam francisco, Col, be.
faauoen iity am lestep Mittfpcds be-
ii,dtstpeiie, bier it Der Staot.
-Sreb Gdpleiber uro 8ilioro
G,eoiger troFep anu 9drrfiasiuigs-
toae BON ct. 2oiris. bier eiu; ie.
benfaas infolee ser ansiebungSfrait
oes gcbrotenen 5ltrteps alti Dem el.
tcrlifen Glide.
-6rnu Sopbia Ibring mo De.
rem 5od)ter Srau S. Sllepfer, bon
ssnbepenSence, Mo. befai6elt iidy nieb-
rere Gage oieier 8ohe bier utb' i'm
gountp gum 8eiisf ibrer atMebort'
aen uno Nreamoe. Sra,l abritg be.
Iorgte ebenfans 8eidGfte inl geodp
lobaerift in pelfem lie SdllitBab.
retnuag iiber ben &adlaB hires
pert. 8atten dblegte.
-
-9hn Sonntag, Den 81. 9topent'
Der, itarb IN ibrer 8obmung lit Bal
fen Garf, &eltna Golemanar, inn vi.
ter bon 10 Sabreu. Die Seritorbe'
ne mar cine Sod,ter bon Sreo 8.
goIemann unb 8attin. friiber in
Serntoimt t,obnbait. SRI. Coleman
fpuroe bier geboren uno 5dblte biele
|Gpsan5e inter Ben bieiigen, iuipger
2euten. 9ie 9eeroigung erfolgte
am letter Mittipof). III 8alleD Garf.
gliBer ibren gltern binterldBt Die
8erltorbenc cinen 9ruber, Somer,
nto eine Sdmelter. Srene. @ir
periitern biermit Die betrilbten 81.
tern unierer autrihtigitet 56ell'
rabme.
-@Gbrcrpo teS pergap8er1en siaf-
res erbielt ole Iationalc 8erbins
buna st,r abbiilfe un6 Senbilturt9
bon 9ltbcrfatIoiis, iIber einc balbe
MiGion Collars. GIN GROCER St,etd
6iefes 8etrases fpitrbe bot Sdnl'
tim6ems Groteitanteu iotpobl dig tple
aotboIifeal, aurh Seit Gcrfaiif bon
,gte6 Gross Geals" o~ltfgebrndt
.abe @iiioGri Sigh Sdbpol". EN-
monatlid,cs Smirno, peroffelttlitl
cine elite Ser sdlleit. meld3e lid al
oem @crfmH bctbeiligtel, uiiter &C
nen lid, Sic iolsenoen Sdltlen cor
@asconnoc gountp b%efinoen: 8ap
loo: 8lono, 100: @SorriNcat, 664
nn6 Gmetsuile nit 220 bertGtfta
sSedIs,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

Sos County . 9erift, ionic
audi bus &atIaB.@ eridf, beiinoen
lid, tudbren6 oieier 9aslset ISOLDE in
Sisutg.
Capt. Sefrp @ermoa, bonn
0ampf6pot auguitine, befuno iif
bieIc 8ode bier, mtf gei1t6 bel iei.
i1ep arseborigen.
SRI. emma Stride fam am let.
ten Somstag Don ct. 9oiis, nafo
iueiIt jcst ailf 9eiitt bel ibren 81.
tern, Sronf Stride unS 8attirs BON
Stolpe.
-gSm. Rueoiger lulo camille
FROZEN an lestert 9ietstne bon ct.
9u,lis bier elm, mti 9eh,6 bel Serrn
Rieoisers gltern, 'Senrp Raieotger
into Satin.
@Bm. 8itte, BON Charlotte, fam
ont letter Ionbag nah Der Sto6t.
I'M ieine Sobne, alpapit iirS 8il.
helm ab5ltbolen. tpeld;e bon alntn
siiriifgefebrt marcn. fpo lie feit
mebrerer @onateir gearbeitet batteit.
DIP Mrbeiter ser hieiiaen Gfntb.
iabrif babep beip biesiahrigen 9anf.
Iaglines.ag lei Ser N(rbeit sl,gcbrodt
file per6cr baiiir Gber morgenL ON
sanstog, einct 5eiertas babcit
wGbreno in ser Sabrif Die aitfnab-
HE ser 2aserborratbe. Ii. !, No., Dor.
le,oinnlert miro.
Sung. Sdyreimann fam am les'
ter samstoa bon StpiSs bter her,
I'M Icircn SoBn Seurp a~bSlbolen,
lcclder bon ct. 2olis e%ingetroffen
mar, I'M cine @od)e BEL ieiiren GIN.
gcborigelr 5t pertreiIen. Serr
Sdyreimnln befleioet cine Stcae
sci Ser Nonb Ct. Sol,iS Srult So.
6rau Carolina Sbera, bon Gcip
@apelr, wcilt sur Belt bier. uui Be
it'd, BEL Srau Maria @eioenrann
ltnS ionitiacn @crpanbten. @ab-
reno hires bieiigen Iufentbalts
ipradJ Sran Sherg oatdS in Ser
Srudcrei Dor. bebufs @rncuerl,rl9
hires announcements olrf Ole 3eitung.
-Srait @eorg Spielrnanit, God.
Ter poap Senrp 9ratpSborit ait Der
6irit Greet, metdc ii6 om GonNrs.
,ag, Aenp II. Rooember. in Or. 6.
6. ,0affiters So5pitaI. eiter idAperen.
Iirurgiiden Operation rittersog, lit
ont lebtcip Sanlstag; nOGig bersc-
itelt, nodD ibren Seim 5uriidgetebrt.
Bon oeli Sdlilern ser biefigen
oiiantIidpn Stule fam OH lebten
@itnpod, 4beito. sur Seier oes
9 nfiaannlgstoges, in, Saale Ser
&odNdplle Elm retdsbaltiges Sro.
graalun CUR 9urdSfiibr,t1tg, peld,es
TRADITION iu,o Der 8ebertung 6es
cages in iebr entipredrenber 8eiIe
Imsoriif petIieb.
-aaem aitfdein nod taben iiit'
Iicrc Sariner ir oieiem Sabr Iairter
iebr geipid)tige Surteps ae5oge,r; 81
6ieien SdIltb selotnst nan penis.
items lpetlit MOI, 0ie Auslpabl oiefei
Oanfiagunssuosel betrad,tet, tpeld,
lnpiere &a,ifIea,te rnb utuiere Som
miiiionsd)mloIer arbano hober. 81.
iongimue Sal,sfrart, tpelde telne lebl
5ablreid,e Snfelrun6e bot. fann boz
8liif iosett, iperar tie eillcn Surfei
inpbet tpclder meniger oils pie i
Efrmo lpieet. Ser &oumiilions
fEnbler, Wsumie, bot surfeps On,
ba1to, ,pelfe oas itattlid'e @cpid)
bon 90 9f,rno baben. Gin iolfe
@oeel, sl t6c. bas 8ftnb. lit iife
seniisetlb I'M, batpHbor sll iein; leiSe
aber mift fir beienteen, tpeider If
'Ep,ohIpn mlff
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
9es armen Mannes grobIem. Sc

Tes arinen Nannes Sroblem. Sc
lit inoes nidt mir elm Sroblem fiir
ben orlnen @aili,, ionbern fir ieoen
Monn bon b~eifyrGirftem Ginfomme,,.
|Gs lift piel 9efproden aluo 9eidlrie.
fen iporben iiber ole Sroiperitat
bic iest orgebdid IN perifieocnfn
Snbmitriesmeieen berrift. Rogiiter'
.pstie gibt cs jett mebr arbeit itpo
sohere 2obl,e als Dor etlifen Sob
len, bod Del Den erbObten 2ebens'
mittcLpreiielt iit oas gerbdltnis tat-
iadEid, oasielbe ipie friiber. Der
nrrne Maum Der Sanourbeiter, be-
holt, apie geapSbnlidy, suiest ioas
fnrsc gnoc. Dies lit Defenders
ipohr, iucrn or observation-disclosures
,u besabIeu bat. 8iede aber babei1
~aelerrt, ibr gertroa,eir uisf ole olte
,eiterprobte arGutertneoi5in, Ior'
ni's NlperfrGrter, 5u iesei. ann
neuneiSeih Soonrh 6ie tntnler tpie
aedebrcnSen Ioftorrefnain9en, 81,
nidt iu,r uft ben Menften arm mo,
den, io,Sern tim aid, IN artni't bal
ten. Tos iii ole ridtiee unS er
fotereidc Sparfourfeit m Der So
miTie. Sbcn gernnnte Neoisim Il
ieoenfoIIs Dos befonnteite unS bc
iiebtete SaiistnitteI. Gs tpipS &c
reitet bon Or. Neter gobrnen 8
Icons 60, 1875 go. Sopuc gpe.
Gticaao, Sn.
gu berIanftn
Ieere @einfIasd,eii al fc Bis q so'
Stiid.
S4oue SIN gBiue 90.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
Big League Averages
Batting Averages.

Records Of all players who have play
ed in fifteen or more games including
Wednesday August II, 1915.
Piayers-Clubs. G. ABB. r. H. SB.SH. Av
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EXPECT new RECORD
IN DISTANCE EVENT
Swimmers Expected to Break
the Record in Washington
Club Race.

A record is expected to be set in tie
annual distance swimming race held by
the Washington Swimming Club today
from Chain Bridge to the Aqueduct on
account OF the high water. More than
thirty entries are expected to take the
water shortly after 3 O'Clock. and among
them are some of the best Of the swim
mers from Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
Washington.
-Four additional entries, received since
the race was postponed from last Sat
urday. have swellcd the entry list to
forty-two, one Of the largest fields to
start in a similar affair in the history OF
aquatic sports on the Potomac.
The new entries include one from the
Potomac Club, William w. Powell. and
three from the Washington Swimming
Club. Z II. I.ambe. A. A. Crawford. and
J. G. Bethel.
The contestants and the canoeists who
will accompany them In the long race
will meet at the Washington Canoe club
at o'clock in time to be towed up 10
the starting point by the club launch:
The race will start promptly at .
o'clock, and there will be no redress for
the nonappearance of contestants at TINS
a new |. 'e-savins device. known as
the lungmotor, and said to be more
efficiant than the pulmotor. Will be
demonstrated this afternoon by W.:
Leopold. Of the Bureau OF Mines. at
tOday's races,
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dent Robert H. Young. who Is sojourn-
ing In the mountains for a week. but
the effect was just the same. Manager
La Clair brought to the notice Of the
association some me ago the fact that
some of the teams were padding for the
big series. and asked the teams partici-
pating in the series to come forward
with a clean bill Of health.
When the protest was sent in I'm
manuel withdrew the name of H. H.
kidwell. one of it's star pitchers. and
the Aggies allowed that Mike Cantwcll
was not eligible to represent them in
the series. Score two for Manager La
Clair.
At yesterdays session Of the Amateur
Association board of governors, s. Ed
ward Beach took charge, as aforemen-
toned, and Clark Calvert Grinith's
presence was unknown. he having said
natly that he was on still hunt in
the bushes for a go hitting outfielder
The Potomac manager made no bones
Of saying he thought the process Of
padding was unfair. and pointed to at
least two teams which had declared
winners before July Is and then pro-
ceeded TO fatten up their mines with
the best players In the circuit from
the other weaker mines.
The roster Of the Emmanuel team.
Of the Northwest Sunday School cir
cult was gone over. and It was decided
| that A. NJ. Dreis. another pitcher, was
! Ineligible. Score three for La Clair. In
the meantime the Roscdalc team has
| out of it. Beach and Ebert are reck-
| oned as two mighty good pitchers, and
Tug" Fury's ability when a collcger
at Georgetown has never been ques-
| toned. La Clair's score now reads
| six straights.
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PRESIDENT MAY Be
At AMATEUR GAMES

President Wilson has consented to
watch the amateurs play ball at Amer
lean League Park next Saturday in the
benefit game for the Citizens @. A. r.
committee. according to Frank f. G.b-
son. The chairman has received word
that President Wilson will throw out
the first ball when Interior and the
Aggies meet.
1t goes without saying that the Presi-
dent will sit through the games and II
will be the first baseball contest he
has attended for more than year. In
the second game St. Teresa, of the
Potomac League. will engage the South
ern General Office, of the Terminal
Railroad League. pennant winners in
that circuit.
Secretary Daniels also is expected tc
attend the battles with several members
, Of the Cabinet. Many dignitarcs are
looked for and the athletes will no,
suffer for lack Of a distinguished
audience.
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S~o>aJ ~ oN 6ucx1

J. ROCHE,
Second sacker of the Rosedale team,
who is a favorite at the Play
grounds,
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MarSanS' Case Will
Arise Again Monday

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-The motion Of
Armando Marsans. who Jumped his
for the dissolution or modification Of on
injunction restraining him from play
ing with the st. Louis Fedcrels. will &c
heard next Monday morning. The case
was postponed today by Judge Dyer. of
the United States district court.
The point Of the case, hinges upon \
claim of the Reds management that
Mersans was urged to return to Cin-
cnnati Marsans says he never re-
ceived such notification. He says he has
received no salary from the st. Louis
Federals since he has been kept idle by
the courts. though nc has borrowed
lavishly from his present employers.
Marsans declared in court that hu was
unwilling to play with Cincinnati.
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POST SEASON TITLE.
SERIES ON TODAY.
WITH THREE GAMES
Two Sections Fight for Honor
and Winners Meet for City
Championship.
Today's Games
SECTION A,

SECTION A.
Marines, Government League, vs..
Machinists, Potomac League,
at Anacostia Bridge, 5:15 p.
m. Umpire, Belts.
Emmanuel, N. w. s. s. League,
vs.. Rosedale, Rosedale League,
at N. w. S. s. grounds, 5:15 p.
m. Umpire, Kerper.
SECTION B.
Agriculture, Depart. Lesgue, VS..
Keller, N. w. s. s. League,
Railroad Y. M. C. A. grounds,
Union Station, 5:15 p. m. Um-
pire, Woodward.
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New England League.

New England League.
Worcester. 5: Lowell. fourteen in
nings: 6arkness).
Portland, .: Lewiston, ?.
Lawrence, Z: Lynn. 2 (first game).
Lawrence. 2: Lynn. 2 (second game
ten innings: darkness).
Fitchburg, 8: Manchester, 2
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By BRYAN MORSE.

Three big games are on tap to-
day among the amateur mines for
the city title. The post-season
series, the goal of all the teams in
the seven leagues under Washing
toms Amateur Association will get
under way today in the battles for
the right to represent the city
against the winner of the Richomnd
series and a possible engagement
with the winner of Baltimore's anna
teurs.
The seven leagues have been d.
vided into two sections. The Ma
rines, Of the Government League;
Machinists, of the Potomac League;
Emmanuel, of the Northwest Sunday
School League, and the Rosedales
Of the Rosedale League, are in sec.
ton A. The Aggies, winners Of the
Departmental League; Keller, Of
East Washington Sunday School
League, and General Office, of the
Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A.
League, are in section B.
Providing the weather is all that
could be desired. the pennant winners
BY next Saturday. Then a meeting viii
be held and a series Of three games de-
cided upon to choose the final winner
for the champion Of the amateur leagues
here and the nominee for the games
with Richmond which are scheduled foI
August 2s and September II.
Owing to Manager La Clair's protest
to the Amateur Association. the Po.
torlac League pilot has succeeded ir
having no less than eight players
thrown out Of the series. 1t required
q long distance phone message to Presi