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Evening journal., 1915-04-20
MURPHY
WILL MIX THINGS UP
Lightweight Champion Will
Give Former Whining
ton Lad a Chance
GREETS MANY
OLD CITY FRIENDS

Wilmington Jimmy Murphy, now of
West Philadelphia, who has been
cleaning house in the lightweight
patch, at the leading fight clubs of the
cast the past few months. has been
offered bout with Freddy Welsh,
lightweight champion of the world.
Promoter Lighthammer, of the Palace
A. c., of Norristown, Pa, on Saturday
night offered Murphy ten round bout
with the lightweight boss. Jimmy
jumped at the opportunity but his
clever manager Charley Swinehart,
came into the discussion, inquiring
about the money end for Jimmy. Mr..
Lighthammer said that he would give
Murphy the chance, but would not
guarantee any money. II is believed
however. that Welsh will be willing
to come IN for a reasonable share. n
SO. the bout is made, and will probably
take place within three weeks.
Murphy, who is a clean cut sort Of
a chap, was in Wilmington yesterday
as the guest of Pat Mcconnell and
Bill MCGOWAN. Jimmy does not in
the least resemble a prize fighter at
I
yOungster, being Beau Brummel
when it comes TO the style league
Since the first Of the year, Murphy
las fought and defeated such men
as frankie Nelson, Eddie McAndrewG,
twice; Eddie Moy. Johnny Nelson,
twice; Barry and Martin. and a few
others whose regulations are of the
third class type.
Jimmy first came to Wilmington in
! 1911, when he appeared in two sensa-
/ tional bouts at the Armory. A few
months later he returned to this city,
stnd took up with Furney Cole, who
taught many inside points. Furmau
! also secured a number of engagements
for the fast rising local lad. Murphy
lived with Bill McGowan for two
years, and then returned to Philadel-
! phia. There he took TO a new field
! and conquered. Today he is in de-
mand by all the leading fight clubs
Of the cast In almost every battle
he has fought he has proved . strons
favorite
During his fight career of four years
ne has tasted defeat but once, Danny
Ferguson being the lucky person
/ Ferguson afterward lost two ten.
round battles to Murphy at Norris
town.
Next Monday night Murphy will
clash with the well-known Tommy
OKeefe. and their will be something
doing every minute.
While in town Murphy met many
Of his old admireres and friends, and
greetings and Misunderstanding took
place. Among the many. was Bill
MCGOWAN. who three years ago pre-.
dicted that Murphy would become tho
lightweight champion. Murphy anf
Bill are thick and. their friendship
untring. "The jumps" has seen his
favorite in action no less than sever
tines since January 1.
Murphy met with coincidence
yesterday. He was on his way tC
get a train for Wilmington out .oi
Broad street station, when he me-
Mir. and Mrs. Jack MCGOWAN enrout'
for Atlantic City Jimmy was the
first person that Jack introduced his
wife TO. "Murph" was dumfounded
He was practically on his way to visi
lack at the time
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
ELKTON. Elk MILLS
DEL-MARS SHOW STARS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. April 20 Manager ]. H..
Feehly. Of the Elkton club, and Man
ager Thomas Kay. of the Efk Minis
team. OF the Delaware Maryland
League. have both signed a bunch OF
fast players that should be able 70
keep In the race in the new organiza-
tion. Both teams win probably have
an exhibition game next Saturday,
the last Saturday before the opening
Of the season. Most of the players.
however are practicing daily now and
should be in good shape by the open
ing of the season.
/ Manager Feehly of Elkton. has been
more fortunate than the managers 0f
most Of the other clubs in selecting
his players, as practically an of them
but Smith. pitcher last year with Ok
ford Of the Tri-County League live in
Elkton or close by. II happens that
there is some exceptionally good MAJ
torial I'm the Cecil county scat this
spring. and the fact of the team being
made up Of all local boys will no
doubt have the effect of increasing
intrest I'm the game there.
Players signed by Manager Feehly
includes: Cleaver Potts and Raymond
catchers; Joseph Clay and Smith
pitchers: G.. ID. Goddard and Walters
fist base: Henry Scott and William
Coslett. second base: Jack Nannort
William Marcus and Manlcy Heath
shortstops; Myron Slonickor. Chester
Miller and Edward Jones. third base
John Jones. Otis Reynolds. William
T. Marcus and Howard Lewis, out.
| folders.
Local fans who know tho players
OF the old Tri-County League will
realize that Manager Kay. Of Ell
Mills, has gotten together a fast huncl
when they read this list OF player.
that he has signed. Howard Spence
one of the host caichers in this sec
/ tiCn. will do the bulk of the work bacl
OF the bat. Adam Bonnet. a cracl
southpaw formerly with Aberdeen
and George Wilson. will do the twirl
/ ing The other players signed are
as follows. First base. Thomas; sec
ond base. Mevin Jackson: third base
Charles Reynolds: shortstop. william
! REYNOLDS; extra infiolder. Alb Wilson
/ otfieldors. George Wilson. Andrew
/ Moore. Joseph Grant and Roher
Jackson George Wilson. when no
F nitching. viii probably play the out
( field for his hitting Thomas AM
the REYNOLDS brothers PLAYED with OK
I fcrd last season and all three ar
4 fast fielders and hard hittcrs
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
SHOOT OFF FOR TITLE MAY !

The S. S. White-Alcadow Springs Trap
shooters League match, postponed on
Saturday, April ., owing to blizzard
prevailing that day. will be shot on
Saturday. May 10, at Manoa, such being
the decision of the target organization
in special meeting held last night ct
the Windsor Hotel, Philadelphia un
this match depends tie championship
Of the 1rapshooters' League, for both
clubs are tie, aud the winner viii gain
the l0l4l5 honors.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
HncH orr FOR CANAnA.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, April 20-Elmer X.
Hoch. reading clerk of the last House
Of Representatives, who spent three
weeks in Richmond with Jack Dunns
International League team, was in
Newark this week. Hoch was signed
by Dunn last fall. He tried for first
base. but Dunn gave the preference
to McInnes, last year with the Read
ing, Tri-State team and a brother OF
the famous "Stufy" McInnes, with the
Athletics. Hoch was let out, but
signed at once with the London team
of the Canadian League. He played
in this league a short time last sum
mer Hoch left here on Monday and
will make the entire trip on his motor
cycle.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
BAKER AGREES TO PLAY
With UPLAND CLUB

CHESTER, Pa, April 20.--J. Franklin
Baker, home run monarch. has hardened
to the call of baseball From authentic
sources Il is learned that the slugger will
cover third base for the Upland team, Of
the Delaware County League. lie will
report next Saturday and appear in a
practice game with the Rockdale inde-
pendent team.
Further honors have come to Baker.
Il is said that he has been made cap
tain of the Upland team and will direct
its fortunes until such time as he returns
to the Mack fold. This Baker stipulated
before he agreed TO play with the club,
Baker will play Saturday afternoons
and holidays. Tho balance OF the time
he will devote to his farm at Irappvi
Md.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Whitehead. Home run-Ray. Struck
outlaws 20, Magaw 4. Alexander IL.
Left on bases Bethany 8. Elsmere Z.
Stolen Whitehead. Alexander,
Ray, Crossan. Moore. Mink. Sacrifice
hits-Dowd. Mink. Hit by pitched balls
Berger, Burch. Bases on balls
Davis :. Alexander 3. Wild pitches
Alexander. Passed balls-Burch
Cantwell Numbo- of innings pitched
ny-Magaw Ia. Alexander 2-3
time-22O. Umpire-Davis.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
EPWORTH SETS Pace.
Gets FIVE CAME Gift
STANDING OF THE CLUB.

In the Methodist Quot League last
week Mt. Salem took four out Of five
games from Madeley by these scores
2l-19. Ellis. 2l-1S and 21-f3. Made
ley won Bills. Mt Salem used J.
Anderson. A. Hamilton. H. Williams
and w. Johnson. Madeley used II.
Carr j. Montgomery. w Virden, ID.
Patterson and j. Rossiter.
McCabe barely escaped shut-out
by winning one out of five from Cook
man by a 21-20 score. Goodman won
2i-i0, Ellis, PA and 21-i2 Goodman
used H. Barrett, c. Horn and G. r..
Stewart. McCabe used r. Spindlcr.
A. c. Ward, II. Cramer and G. Thomp-
son.
Harrison took three from Scott by
these scores: 21-13. 21-17 and 21-17.
Scott won 2l-19 and 2i-6. Harrison
used A. G. Bradway, II. r. Litzen-
berg, G. H. Collins and w. H. McVey.
Scott used w. A. Wise NJ. Maclntyre,
ID. Dolson. and r. Brown.
ST. Paul's forfeited five to Epworth.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
HIGH Ys. RRnMN PREP.

Wilmington High and Brown Prep.
team of Philadelphia, met this after
noon At Front and Union streets
grounds. The Prep. team is made up
mostly Of veterans who played a great
game for the institution last sea-
son.
High will use the following play
ers: Pierson. C; Snyder. p; Craw-
ford. IS; Donohue, 1b; Mckay or
O'Keefe, 2b; Webb. 3b; O'Neil. IT.;
Minker. Of. and johnson. n.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
ELMIRA CLUB IN THE GAME.

The Elmira Boat Club has organized
a strong baseball club. under the
management of Jake Aiken. He has
signed the following players: Buck.
c.: w. Aiken. p; Clark. S.: Walsh,
h.; Seably, 2b.; Aiken. 3D.; Bill Rash,
IT, Cabitt CT, and Dubell, rf Mana
ger Aiken would like to hear from
Alpha, fremont. Delaware Hard Fibre
or any other Independent teams in the
city Send challenges to Jake Aiken
No. ? Lower Oak street
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
LrXRrRGrR TEAM Tn pLAY.

The Luxburger baseball club will
hold a special meeting at Manager
Daniel f. Adams home, no. 226 Ford
avenue tomorrow evening at which
time the members of the team will be
measured for their uniforms The
meeting is called for 730 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
nII.L McGOWAN GOES souTH.

This is Bill McGowan's last day in
Wilmington for a while. Bill who
has been appointed an umpire in the
Virginia League, will leave tonight
for Norfolk to report for work. The
league opening its season. on Thurs
day Bill is one OF the most popular
Of Wilmington's many products. ani
his many friends here wish him sue
cess in his big undertaking.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
GEORGE AND JOIN WANT GAMES

Castle. has two open dates and would
like 60 hear from any fast indepen-
dents teams in Wilmington. ST. Pat
riok's or fremont preferred. Send
challenges to A. G.. Ferguson. New
Castle. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

The Church League opened its sea-
son on Saturday playing three games,
Bethany, Edge Moor and Madeley be-
ing the winners. The games we're
somewhat ragged, it being the first
time the players had ever worked to-
gether. Officials of the league formal
ly opened the series and at each
game the following congratulatory
telegram was read from Governor
Charles r. Miller:
J. c. Collision, President Church
Baseball League. Evening Jour
nal Office. Wilmington, Del.
congratulate the officers and
members of your organization
upon being so thoroughly prepar-
ed to meet all contestants at the
commencement of the second season
of your existence and hope that
in the present year you may be
successful from start 10 finish.
CHARLES r. MILLER,
Governor
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
Score by Inning,
MLBANE no MEET LEONARD.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. April 20.--Johnny XIII
bane, featherweight champion. will
meet Benny Leonard at the Federal
A c.. on April 20, after two year ab-
scnce from Manhattan fight clubs.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
FLOATs HIS LAUNCH.

Nathaniel Clifton. bridgetender OF
No. 4 bridge Of the Pennsylvania rail
road. has noated his 27-foot launch
for the summer months. Clifton built
the boat during the winter.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Madeley defeated Central at Eden
Park by the score of 8 TO O. Presi-
dent John c. Collision threw out the
first ball and the teams began their
work. Griffith pitched for Madeley
and held the Central team to three
hits and famed 30 men, Ruth. Cats
and Spittle played best for Madeley.
while Jacobs, Denight and Maston
we're the stars for Central.
Tho score
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
4. W. LEAGUE MEETING.

The e.All-Wilmington League viii
meet N THE EVENING JOURNAL Of
fee at 7.30 o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
Governor WISHES
Church LEAGHE Luck
MadeIey, Bethany and Edge
Moor Win First Games
on Schedule
BETTER GAMES
NEXT TIME UP

Results of Saturday Games.
Bethany. 13: Elsmere, 1.
Edge Moor, Is; First u. r., 3.
Madeley. 9; Central, 0.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
FederaI League.
SCHEDULE ron TO-DAY.
American League.

American League.
New York al Philadelphia.
Boston al Washington.
Cleveland al st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
18TH COMPANY
Wins The FIRST CAME

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del. April 20
The first ball game of the season at
the forts here. which was PLAYED at
Fort DUPONT yesterday afternoon, re-
suited in a 13 10 6 victory for the
18Th Co. over the 112th co. Byrd,
a former pitcher of the Southern
League. started FOR the 18Th Co.. and
allowed the 18TH Co. six hits in the
six innings that he pitched He was
poorly supported Rimes who STARE
ed for the i12th Co.. was relieved by
First Lieutenant Koenig. who allow
ed four hits in four innings that he
pitched. The early part Of the game
was interesting. but the latter part
of the game was slow. The game was
featured by the fielding of Wagner at
shOrtstop. Hoover at third base. Lip
ski at second base, and the catching
of Burke.
Score by Innings
18TH Co. ......0 3 0 0 . 0-13
ll2th Co. ...1 10 0 0 0 0 q 6
Hits off Byrd 4 in 6 innings. Marks
3 in 3 innings. Rimes 10 in innings,
koenig 4 in 4 innings. Two-base hits
Lea, Levenson p Threc-base hits
Z Grabosky. Struck OUTLINES 6 in
innings, Koenig in 4 innings, Myrd
in six innings. Marks 3 in innings
I Left on bases-l12th Co. 8, 139th Co
6. Stolen bases Hoover, Murphy
1 Wagner, Grabosky, Morris. Rimes
Flynn, Starr and O'Connell Hit by
pitched White and Morris. Bases
on balls-Byrd l., Koenig l. Passed
ball-Starr. Time of game 2 hours
| umplre-Patterson.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
Smyrna Gets away
With VICTORY over HARTLY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del, April 20--Smyrna
High School opened its baseball sea-
son Saturday defeating 1lartly A. G..
In a batting rally in the seventh and
eighth innings. The score was 10
90 7. Harmonson and Boyer starred
for smyrna and Barbour and A. Smith
oXcellod for Harily. Honecker re-
lieved Turner In the fourth and pitch
cd superb ball. retiring tho last three
batters In the ninth on strikes.
Score by Innings.
Smyrna II. S. lQ021 0-i2
Hartly A. c. d. 13 i20 o o 0 o.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
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RETHANN

lOldls ...-.....|..l lS IL p o
Score by Innings.
Bethany .......O ? FOL 0 0-13
Elsmere .......0.0 90 o D o.
Hits off-Magaw 4. Alexander s.
Davis 3. Earned runs Bethany 8.
Two-base hits-navis, Keiser. Mink,
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League.
New York IL; Athletics 6.
Washington. A; Boston, ..
Detroit, 6, Chicago. I.
ST. Louis, Z; Cleveland. ..
National Lengue.
Phillies. 3; New York, O..
Boston, q Brooklyn. ..
Boston, 6; Brooklyn. 4, lsccon,
game.
Chicago. S; Pittsburgh. q
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis. /,
Federal League.
Newark. 13: Baltimore. 2. -
Brooklyn, l0 Buffalo. 8.
Chicago. 9: st. Louis. 1
Kansas City. 4; Pittsburgh, 2.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Bill Davis had Elsmere at his mercy
in the opening game at Elsmere and
Bethany won easily 13 to l. Davis
although erratic. famed 20 Esmere
batters and held them TO three hits.
Magaw. twirling for Elsmere was
given ragged support and was knock
cd out of the box in the second, Alex
ander replacing him.
Bethany scored in the second on
singles by Moore. Kaiser, Mink, home
run by Ray: coupled with three err
rors by Work and Smith and two
missed third strikes by Cantwell
A large crowd attended the OPEN
ing game in spite or the raw wind
which swept the field The Boy
Scouts and the Elsmere and Bethany
teams paraded TO the flag pole where
the flag was raised by Managers Alb
rahSms Of Bethany and Steele of Els
mere. A telegram from Governor
Miller. wishing the league success,
was read. Vice President Marvin
Ball Of the Church League threw the
first ball. ushering in the season.
The score:
Evening journal., 1915-04-20
NalIonal Lengne.

phillies al New York.
BROOKLYN at Boston. r
ST. Louis AZ Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh al Chicago.
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Hits off Grifhth 3. Morgan H..
Earned runs -Madeley 8. Two-base
hits-Ruth, Winthrup, Hackett. ia
cobs. Maston Three-base hiis-Mc
Clenaghan. Home run-McClenag-
han. Struck out-Griffith 20, Morgan
/, Morgan 7. Double plays-Crosby
to Wilson TO Jacobs. Left on bases
-Madeley Z, Central 3. Stolen bases
Ruth 4. Cole 4, Davis, wilson Ray.
Bases on balls-MOrgan 5, Griffith A.
Wild pitch--GrifIith. Time OF game
2.05. Umpire-Carrign,
Evening journal., 1915-04-20

Totals .......O J "a
Score nv Innings.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
(By Associated Press.)

Dublin, Feb. 1.-The theory that the
German submarine raid which sank
at least five British merchantmen
could not remain longer than a few
hours of the British west coast on
account Of the great distance from
their base, was apparently exploded
when the British passenger steamer
leinster Sunday afternoon was chased
into the harbor here by a submarine.
This was twenty.four hours after the
sinking Of the three vessels In the
Irish Sea.
The submarine, submerged, sp.
preached the Leinster until within
mile, when she emerged and signaIed
the steamer TO stop or be sunk. A
heavy sea was running and the Lein-
ster started 10 run at twenty.four
knots and soon outdistsneed the sub
marine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
NEW BRYAN DRY GOODS FIRM.

Sam B. Wilson. one Of Bryan's most
prominent dry goods merchants, in.
forms The Eagle that he has sold an
interest In his store to Wilson Brad
ley who has been for several years
employed as assistant cashier by the
Firsrt State Bank and Trust Company.
Mr.. Bradley, having resigned his po-
sltion with the bank mentioned. to take
effect at once. will Immediately enter
upon his duties as bookkeeper and
flnancier for the new firm. Mr.. vii.
son will leave on February for the
Eastern markets 10 purchase the
latest and newest modes for spring
and summer in all departments for
the new firm OF Sam r. Wilson G Co.
Mr. Bradley has been a citizen OF
Bryan for nine years. He was first
with the firm of Howell Bros. then
witch tha First National Bank. later
going with the First State Bank and
T-usf Company, where he has been
for more than four years. By his
strict integrity and close application
to business he has made for himself
the reputation Of one Of Bryan's safest
and most progressive young business
men.
His connection with the new bust.
ness began today and the firm expects
to occupy its new quarters by March I.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01

The many friends OF Alec Harris.
youngest son OF Mayor W. W. Harris.
who was operated on for appendicitis
at the Bryan Hospital yesterday. will
be glad to learn that the operation
was successful and that he Is resting
as well as could be expected.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
GERMAN SUBMARINES DO DEADLY WORK
SINKING ENGLISH SHIPS
IN ALARMING NUMBERS

Five British Merchantmen Have Been Sunk
Since Last Saturday, Another Chased In.
to Harbor-Proven They Can Remain Away
From Their Base Much Longer Than Was
Thought-One Seen Within 18 Miles of Liv.
erpool-A French Torpedo Boat Was Re.
ported Sunk Off the Belgian Coast Subma
rines Making Special War on English Mer.
chant Ships-Reported Greece Will Help
Servia-German Socialists Split-Allies
Army to be Reinforced at Once.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
FULL CREW BILL
WAS KILLED
tpy As.oelat.a Pres,O

Austin, Tex. Feb. 1.-The Senate
fun crew bin was unfayorably re-
ported.
A bin was introduced In the Senate
TO create a petroleum commission to
regulate oil pipe lines. which would
publish rates and be run generally
like railroads.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
British Merchantmen Sunk.
(By Associatsd Pre..1

Paris. Feb. French sources claim
the British merchantmen Toxic Maru
was sunk in the English Channel by
the German submarine U.21. without
the warning previously given TO en-.
able the crew and captain to escape.
The crew was saved in small boats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
FRENCH TORPEDO BOAT SUNK.
Russian Statement.
tBy Associated PresS.l

Petrograd, Feb. l.-(Offcial0-The
Russians made further progress at
several places in the forests Of East
Prussia.
Boriimow, on the Warsaw front.
continues the scene Of small but
bloody battles almos; daily. On Jan
uary 80 a Russian bayonet charge
near there annihilated two companies
Of Germans and captured a trench and
some prisoners
Fighting continues in the Carpa-
thians with the Russian positions gen.
orally secure.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
NEW RULING IN
WHITE SLAVE ACT.
Il Is Claimed This Ruling Practically
Nullifies the
Law.
cPy Assoola,.a Press.)

Washington, Feb. 1.-The Supreme
Court ruled today that the Mann
white slave act authorizes the indict.
ment of the woman in the case as a
co-conspirator with the man. A dis
senting opinion declared this decision
nearly nullifes the white slave act.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
Greece TO Help servia.
(Rv Associated Press

Paris. Feb. IA news dispatch
from Athens says Greece will come to
the aid Of servia in every fresh in.
vasion of that country by the Austrc
Germans. The greatest activity pre-.
walls in Grercian military quarters.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
REPUBLICANS RE-
SUME FILIBUSTER
Democrats Threaten cloture Rule TO
Shut OF Debate and
Pass Bill.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The Demo.
Gratis seriously threatened today to ap.
ply the cloture rule when the Repub.
licans resumed the ship purchase fill.
buster today. The Democrats say
they are determined somehow to shut
of the Republicans and pass the BILL
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
German Statement.
(By Associated Press.l

Berlin, Feb. There was nothing
important In France yesterday, says
the official bulletin.
In Northern Poland the Russians
we're driven out Of some places they
captured Saturday.
In Central Poland the Germans
gained ground on the vistula.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
Reinforeements for Allies.
CBv Associated PressO

London, Feb. lit is announced
semi-officially that the allies armies
will be largely reinforced with new
troops in the next two weeks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
Russians Occupy Tabriz.
nv Associated Pre-sD

Petrograd, Feb. lit IS officially
announced the Russians occupied Ia
briz. Persia, on Saturday. The Turks
suffered heavy losses and fed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01

expect to be torpedoed by German
submarines the same as small Eng.
lish coasters have been.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
French Statement.
Wv Associated Press.l

Paris, Feb. l. (Offcial.) There
was little important fighting, except
artillery engagements, yesterday, and
the French claim the advantage in ar
tillery.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
WISCONSIN HAS
SEVERE BLIZZARD
(By Associated Press.)

Milwaukee, WIS, Feb. l,-There is
an unusual blizzard in Wisconsin.
Railroad service here is practically
stopped
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
Rice Warehouse Burned.
tBy Associated Press.J

Garwood, Tex, Feb. 1.-The En-.
brorck rice warehouse was destroyed
by fire last night. The loss is 1000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-01
German Socialists Split.
(By Associated Press)

London, Feb. lit is rumored that
there is a split in the German Social.
list party.