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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25
! Minority Can Be
y - Join Us For Peace

that II = pretty generally con-
NJ The American people are for
No that the majority do not
IafSs ornaments and alert pre-
||Iii = m MEANS toward that end, the
rseof d that fact being the
~ must consider ways and
ins over the minority to this
~ who has tried to argue this
fo : finish with the opposite
Ssaliss that he comes fiat
bl1nk Val and that his OPP
s ~ intend to allow the
E1tion of that wall through
nan q progressive intel!i-
No. n that quarter.
o can ~ done7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

Why, particularly in the case OF Brush
ST., do they call them safety zones IN
stead of waiting rooms?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

Considerable anxiety was
felt in Elm Corners durin' tn
high wind Of yesterday. a. tn
fire apparatus was at tn tim
ner's. havin' . new bottom put
IN It."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

Chances arc the running horse Dyna-
mite will not be permitted to start N
Windsor this year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

MI matters Of education.
- With the children. and
NJ 6ocu 70 begin.
~ 1Hl a The soldier - the
81 g. uaanhood must stop.
= s1ixts. we make him q
. - = uswspsper a4sd whit
w 3 hunt It the end, but a
Ine.
- morning, when he is
st,se. ha finds : soldier
~ md : miniature gun
- struts abous the house
:! " tance Gsuwin9.
r. ~ way, but doubtless
iIleary spirit; ana ne may
= military school or JOIN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

Most war vessels in Europe are
marines, in way. Thcse that are
actually submarines, arc undergoing
pairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

The theory that gunpowder used in
the war might be responsible for this
weather has also been exploded.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

nur 2 Biz 8 Son tief. Man fann
bic geeterbe bis 5u bieIer Sisfe aud
ausbeben, bic 3piebeln auslesen unb
bic Grbe nun ipiebsr aufbrinesn. @s
i't bies sine piel gebrGuAlifere DE
tbobe.
Die 8lumenspiebeln MAIDEN iih,
gut in runben 9ruppen i'm Raien
rber olidb In einselnen fleinen Griipps
den am 9arten meg entlans pertbeilt.
Wlan thut auf gut, bic peri6ieoenen
@lrien aetrernt gu balten unb lie ni6t
permiift in Elm unb basielbe Beet 5u
pflanSen. lieber SuSintAen allein, Suls
pen dlIein ufip., unb au6 liebsr Die
9rupptn tIeiner mohen; es ma6t 10
einen piel beFeren Ginorut unb that
i1tlid, 1T es auh itOner, ipenn man
mad Der Gdrbe innerbllb Der Qrten
Srenrung 6altsn lam. Sies ldbt
iit t6un, fpcnn man MIR elei6Tarbis
ae Sorten tauft obsr aud an5iebt, bic
iidJ dber i'm 2lntauf etpds tbeurer
ftellen ais Bic gsmiIdten S,ommluns
gen. 9ieie IeBteren seben ia i'm ads
eemsinen du6 redt ihOne glumen,
aber eiu Beet, penn aud nur Helm,
ppn elmer beitimmten 5arbe mu6t Ell
nen piel pprnebmeren Ginbrud. tpenn
iiberbdupt eine quite unb genaue
Grunbiarbe uno feline mebr pber me
niger pcripiIbte 5arbe gepd6lt ipirh,
GpGt i'm oerbit muB man oann be
3piebelbeete aft bis seEn SOL bod
init tSro6 beden. Sies perbiitet bas
ipieberbolte Frieren unp guftauen bes
gpbens i'm Dinter unb aim 5rii1ia9r
bin, ipobur9 Die 3tpiebeln qehObsn
iperben uno pcbei oann oft uno piel
'iunse @uraeIn a6rsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

atutnar. b. Rosuborff abfib.n, Sos
isins aerinssn srdiie gsididt binitr
cine 96be in breiter Grout gum Jubs
gsfsht dussiuaHber unb .rDffuste aus
timer Gntfernuna BON 800 Meter cin
lebhafies 5euer duf bic ohnuHgslos
anrsitenbs 9Orbut b,s 5eiHbss. Sein
iiihnsr glan sslana. Die Ruiisn. in
oem 9lauben. iib itdriersH Srdftsn
gsseniiber 81 befinbsN, gsrietsu IN
Yerlpirrunq uno jdgten untsr 3uriits
lafuns mebreren gsripunbeten hin'
tn bic Gssnae auriid. Grit nd9 gers
.auf ,iner Stunbe pagie es bic ruls
iifbe anpdIIsrie, uuteriiiibt Don eli
rem ResimsHt Snfnntsris. tpieosr uOrs
3ugebtH. Dieter lle6erutadt mubie
bic gdtrouille ,psidsn. glahnm lie
bic 9laft in bdu.rnosr 5iiblunq mil
osm S,inbs Suae6ra5t bate. rbns bab
Si. Huiisn sinsn ernsraiften qlHgriii
ssfpast bdttol, sog Iid bic patrpuilIe
2ea.n Wittua dai RoiIel suriid. aur1
nor R6iItl srrsi4ie lie bic 1a3ri4i.
eis Siabi isi ppH feinbliher &apal'
ltris b,Isst. Sofort beI6lob BON
RpbtnDorif. bic Rufen bur5 Elm .cs
dss Rtiieritiitaen gu iduiden. CT goa
feline asute ouf 200 Nster 3itie auss
chamber. fsbie ii4 isIbii an bic -Spt
BE unb saIurptrte in bsn Srt binein.
9lud oissmoI lisben rib oi. RufieR
tiuithen ,lno permuthsten biutsr BEN
grobsn Stuubipirbel itarters SaDdlIs.
RE. Cine auf oem MnrtipIab bai'
tsnbe acfattnssiabron fl.ii6iste in
ar0bter 9srlpirrung sum an0er.n
Sbcr binnus. uub uuisr Surrdbafen
btisbtsH uni.rs iapfersu 20 Siesr Die
Stubt gi0TsI. aeutnant .. Rot,n.
bcrii bolte sisenbonbia bic ruIiii6s
sSdtnt pom Ra.bbdustburm, bibte
bic bsutite Glaaae uub ,riIdrie unisr
nsm ni6t enben pOIlsnben 5ubel be-
BerOlter!sHa RoiitI lpie0fr sur bsui'
ffm Staoi. 2lls 9eut. fielsn ibn
arcbs Wenssn 9rot unb Wlsh IN 81,
Sarb. Rod pi.Ie anb.rs fdnr.ibies
Rite seigtsn ben Wutb uuo ben gfsis
ierseiIi p. RObtnSnyfi. gluf elmer
fGpisris:u potrOuilIs ssssn bi. fas'
ten NefbbtfsiiisuHssn Der Ruifen n5ros
lib gSiaiecSno rift er mi! ben Wprfsu:
. Bir miifn bic SisIIunaeu srtunbsn,
tpii. ss mas .s pollsl1 bid,i an bic
fsincli6sn ainien unb itarb bon 3Dsi
auseIH seirofftn. hsn 5sIb.ntob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

lentu Elm. niat mibsuDeriisb.nSs
S6ipinsuna nit Der peitife. Sn
cinsm anberen 6otel bittsn iid 3fpei
ruiiiiR 2eutnants in gesl.ituno lie
tensniirbiger Oamen aniteineno
re6t luItia untsrbaltsn. NIs Fe lin
8 llbr firth auf bic Strabe iraten.
i.Bis fie Der SOtel4gfortnsr Don benl
ginsua Der 0eutiten in aenntnie.
$50 ihnea2" - riefen fis eritdHlt.
.Run, bors Der 1eufell 0a qskn mir
stn in @efauseni6dfi!~ sapfr bis
gum S9lub iheinsn bic aOiatsn ass
luefen su i.in. bic ben 45marI6 Der
5eitunsstruppsn su beden battsn. Gin
aoiat rift pormittaas mittsn binsin III
bic befannts 9onoitorti bon Gsmabeni
am 1b.dterplab unb perjasts bus tfses
trintenbe Bublitum nit ben Wprtsn:
.Sinaus, ibr auEiibrsriifen polen."
Ssbr balo NOR Ct aber ielbit orauben
- aus Wari&aus Wlaasrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
lilpstllaIlrna s.s erIl.eaa,r.,.

CINCINNATI, G., e. SeYiembes 1915.
YstftegeIie gnaebofe ptrben e1ts
GeacnaenommrH IN bet Ci'lee bet goHntD'
gemmiNGfe ben partition ,Qonnin. O.. im De.
ridiSaebaube. RipneT uue eteabipdp. bis san
Sretas l. Ciiober 1913, nH, ~ llbs 1g;iiaas.
i!lr bic gie'crnns BEE gfaiefias mHe ansilb.
tiIua BET lleibigen arbeii fnI bic urasiioiHna
bee eeii'Sbferue in Der 6. p. u. g9Gi'enbdus
on 5teeman gsdne. IN tsr Staei QtBdn.
naii. G.
ale grttii Bat 80 ssf4tbsn in lisbtIsiuiiim'
mlHa Mg ben 9lantH une SseAlfiiail0Hen.
weide ieet duflitneH IN btt Cifiee bes Soarb
" Qountp NOntmliilpnevE.
dns NnGebcie uifier alti 5ormrIdrsu Gasass
letiiei ieiH ipelte In Der Ctiice hes Hear5 Of
Gean;p Gor,miiil0nets su bgbfH iine. unb IN
uebatinillmmuna nit ben baraM snibalitren
9Biiruiioner. nnb tsaieiiet ieln ben siHem
8onb IN btg Sbbs Dor sfbn (i09s) Rrossnt
bts sttraetS BON HHafboi nit sph anisn
Hnb ecuiiaeRbtn Alfasn. ola Stntybtii baiGr
eab let Aleier ben fnHtraii tlnatben frirb snr
NuslhbuHs N'r asbsii i'm Sale bsrttlbs itHl
surf'nnnt uiTb.
lie eonnin uorfnirtcr,rt tststsn gs bas
nsti sof. ,resretir eeu ole aucsbeis sn
esrfperftn
Nm OUTRAGE bee ssars Of samirion uourts
Htsb. q. 9sfftimann. sr6fitsni.
Giidi: g!beri RttnbnEbt Qistf
2el623
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

aOmif6e 3pii6enfpisft
Bel mari dausGalI. Die 3ei,
tuna r9oniac" oi6t ipie aGe pOInif6si
glGtter. ihrer ffreubs iiber bic RGii'
mana Dari9aus burb bic Rufen
lebbaften ausorud unb srsdblt babei
siniqe tlsine, uber beionbers fir bas
ruiiiIfe Offi5Iertorps hurattsriitii6e
@ortommniiis. Rad bem RiidSuse b,r
ruiiii6en Sruppen belt Dor einem Spe
tel cine 9roifte. pl6bli6 itiirat Elm
Offi5ier nit einem Saubtoffsr aus
Der 9biir. febt iidb in ben Dassn unb
ruff: .y2um petrosraber gabnboi
Nun pds itebt Oh nod ba?" -
sd fabre feline ruiTii6en Offi3ier,
nIsbr," srlpiberts ibm Der auti6er in
dIler Hube. ,Steisen sic aus! 2lber
rai&!" upo sabsi ma9te Der RoiIr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
@tGrn.rL

Gin fItintr gub lpirf. cuf Der Gira.
BE einem Snnb 8roibrOd.H DOT. Der
Dumb bei6nnppert bns 8roi unb ipsns
bet iih db; ba fogi Der 8ub:
.Du boatlidIs 9ie1. ou bodtIIh's.
Jtbi irisgit bSs Bret Obns HrOilsdsn
unS fribt u bp rst!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

Gin tapferer Reiterpf I.
fisisr. am 20. qtilsuit erbisIt asuts
nant b. Rpbtnborff bss SGaer ass
eiments gu pfsrbsN 4 ben aufiras,
nit sinsr gutrouille BON 2 llntsrof'
fisi.rsn unb 20 Sasern iibn ROifsI
auf Gorauiitsn pur3usehen. um bic
gep.sunasn bts f5einots su ertuns
ben. On Der St.snst DON SorcuiiisH
f.iebsn lie auf cine ruIfiids aaDoIlss
rte Gisiiton. maf& wti&loiisu Iisb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
gercine. .Nn,,in,n.
ana. 1satiaer padrr gsrsrbt.slsrrin.

GdHimtlstt lttelitber a5iaeE 3rrtiHh ftno
bieTnii iteIHblifrii trindi an SGir'iag Abena.
ben 20. Sep!tnbet, IN agf tratlIidfinen Ser.
tnfuininre ~ etlttireu. iHeem isi6iiee 0es
t66iie rgtliegeu. SeTHtt luitb otEf @.sAOtligI
girsH 9ptiIaa iibet BEN Gfies bdIien.
utiInafDog
QiL cut. qraf.
9sbn aluHp. Cdr. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

gluua. anitr heiistg iEnaer, NIT gutter Gg.
fohr.ing ta bgE E6ietei, in1t i;giigs S.sge.
&. eolioi. ie0I gamer Sitase,
Sdder fadi gtbe!i als sr5etis ceef quite
btitle RaHb. iT0e 2leairni g..Ghe.
goIgtttr. alalGiiiest, fn4i slserii o.
eGlftl. 1908 Mntt Eftots.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
5u permietbem--SdmIer.
gerIannt - WdrnIih

@ute dbiHeimdfers, nm an a2Dbsin
gu nrbdien. @ebt robn uHb 9ridbrgna ali.
edieseius Cabinet G0mpaHr. gntee0iHs.
SHb. 23--g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

%oHptrn ante. trfabzele. mi. gmYie5lrn.
gen. mrs 0nslift nub Tegr4 igteten.
Nn1snfrnaeu 1851 aIaSia elst.. ei6pnbale
Tel. aoon see. 2i2223
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
ShIleneeiudpe IdnnlidJ.

gttsudr ilti itue g9anu flir oansaTbsii
NIB Gtau tut Rcbfn. v. gaeraeTTsig. 2is
Hl 8. sisabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

BsHtf6es w,ab6sr far Sausarbett IN
etiet iieiueu Gdmilie mug gut sfodsn ION.
men. Better ecbn itir eiu pinDeirnist Bldb'
teu. Eel. Soaib 1879 4 2i,2223
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

aader ais sipsiie eaut. 1ae.a,btit. ago
Gil ~. Sirabe. l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

pti de6sn. hentf6e cher
otIerretfilcslingagiffe asfuti Iat beurbs
Hnmiile. nlt Elm Gbepuar, fofcTi Bsipetbe,
TiuRsn ipollen Eonreriiae. ben % Gepiera.
tsr, nb lihr gladmi.inas. fit sls5 1el'orD
gpenne, clifton. ooriisleH. 2223
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

W9 % d n. beur4ce pteieiiaHiiittf fnr go
DER nrb Sansatbeii IN r.uet San.le pOr
siuti Rs;tonsu. attu gAafteu Bnies Sslm
lno anier robH. guie geirTsRsen ptteeH
bcrlansl ~. 9. uubeupn f3s /qes
noI 9lGse. HooHenIe. 2i.22,2s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
BerIarst - ggeibIid

Ceuif6es " 6sn fat arteu uno pui
BET Der Sdnsdtbtii en- gslen Ssiestnsel
berlnnai Reemi Cdilsn dat 2s27 Iadbiton
ssonh. JGbTsslb btSdtI! tbS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

IdbGeu. 5ipei eriabTsns, tiias fiiI siebsn
piebluresn srfOreerIi8 eibou $500. 22-2l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

Widb6eu. fdbiats. far auaemttne 6ausat.
belt, ile;ne 5GmiIle: gutter pobn. 705 Glen.
Hoeb nberue elooaeeie. aatrsslb be5abI.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-01-08

EXTRA SPECIALS
One Lot of so cent work shirts-----25c.
One Lot of Children's shoes $1.25 to
$3.50 values -------------------79
One Lot of Mems SOC. dress shirts,
slightly damaged ---------------25c.
Good 10 cent dress ingham---------7c.
One Lot of Ladies' Knit Scarfs 35c, good
quality Observation-Disclosures 9c.
One Lot of Ladies' Two piece under
One Lot Boys uits---------------15c
One Lot Boys Two piece underwear,
heavy fleece ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mems $500 Rain Coats
One Lot of Children's Winter Coats $1.OO
One Lot of Ladies' $1.OO to $500 Corsets
odds and ends -------------25c
One Lot of Mems and Boys 25c.
caps 19c.
ALL OF OUR WINTER Hosiery and
Underwear must go in this sale.
Ladies $1.00 Union suits-----------79c.
Ladies SOC. Two piece underwear --39c.
Children's $1.00 Union Suits-------79c.
Children's Soc Union Suits
Children's 25c. Two piece Underwear Ice.
Ladies' $3.50 Wool Underwear
Ladies' SOC. Wool Hose, extra heavy 39c.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-01-08

Ladies' and Children's 25c. wool and
cotton hose Observation-Disclosures
Ladies' and Children's 15c. cotton
nose --------------------- lie.
Ladies' and Children's 1Oc. cotton hose-7c
Ladies' 15c. fleece lined hose---------8c.
Mems heavy wool and cashmere sox-19c.
Mems 15c. Woyk Sox, fleece lined---10c.
We are bound to clear out all our ready
to-wear and millinery at these prices.
One Lot Of Ladies' and Misses Coats
worth up to $3.50 to go in this sale
One Lot of Ladies' $500 to $3.50 rain
coats to go Observation-Disclosures
One Lot of Ladies Suits at One-fourth
Off
10 per cent to 25 per cent discount on all
Ladies' and Misses Ready-to-wear
MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE
GROCERIES TO GO IN THIS SALE
25 pounds Graunlated Sugar
cans corn
/ & cans FeaS
3 Large cans Tomatoes
One can Tomatoes, small
Loose Roasted Coffee, Good
quallCy I'D.
Bars Lenox Soap----------------25c
Is per cent to rs per cent Discount on
''Wearever" Aluminium.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-01-08

This sale offers great Bargains in Mems
and Boys Wear.
Mems $500 $18.47-
Mems $4,000 and $22.5O Suits----$16.97
Mems $500 and $500 Suits----$12.H
Mems $1,000 and $3.50 Suits-----$7.97
Boys $3.50 to $1,000 Suits-------$5.0
Boys $500 to $500 Suits---------$3.3
Boys $3.50 to $500 Suits---------$2.9
One Lot of Boys Suits-----------$1.9
Mems SO cent Underwear
Mems $1.0O Union Suits--------79c.
Mems and Boys Sweaters
$500 Wool Shirts -------------$1.69
$1O0 and $1.25 Wool Shirts
FINCKS OVERALLS -------------90c.
Our Special Overalls
10 per cent to 25 per cent discount on all
Shoes.
One Lot of Mems $3.50 to $500
shoes p1'oS
One Lot of Mems $500 to $500
Shoes 9z.9|
One Lot of Ladies' $3.50 to $500
One Lot of Children's and Misses $3.50
and $500 shoes, Broken Lots----$1.19
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-01-08

Remember the date Thursday, January 9th,
at 8 O'clock, and be on hand to share in this
Great Bargain Giving Feast.
w items we list below, all that space peri
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
WATCHFUL WAITING
ATTITUDE At CHICAGO
American League Is Ready to
Ratify Any Peace Proposals
of National League.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-When Barney
Dreyfuss, peace emissary heaVes into
Chicago late this afternoon, he'll find
Ban Johnson and other Anerican
League magnatcs ready to receive him.
VI the Tener organization has perfect
ed plans for peace with the Feds, the
American League will ratify them. un-
less the plans are so compromising as
TO AFFECT the well-known honor and in
tegrity of o. B.
Mr.. Dreyfuss, as ] understand it, is
not bearing pcace proposals." said
Johnson. but l suppoSs, the Federal
situation will be discussed. VIC have
tried 10 take care OF our own affairs.
but. of course. IL the Federals seek some
arrangement. we will listen to them.
] have never made the Feds a personal
issue"
Naturally VIC are for peace" said sew
acTal OF the American League men to-
day. but We have taken no steps to-
ward a merger ourselves"
The American League has adopted an
attitude Of wntchful waiting. Only rou-
tine business was to be transacted to-
day at the annual league meeting. Tho
real work will come tomorrow, after
DTcyfuss' arrival.
Ban JOhnson's reelection as president
was assured.
Charles W. Somers. of the CIevo-
land Club. is trying to retain control
of mis- team, which is now held large
ly by Detroit banks. No Federal mag
naS has offered TO buy il.
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
BARNEY DREYFUSS
IS PEACE EMISSARY
Speeding to Chicago for Confer
ence With President of
American League.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Barney Drey-
fuss, the Henry Ford" of baseball. Is
today scurrying westward from the Ma
tional League meeting to lay before Ban
johnson tentative plans for n merger Of
the Federal League and organized ball.
Dreyfuss' dTy-land Oscar II ought to
arrive IN Chicago today, and the corpu-
lent president Of the American League
should have an carful OF peace plans
very shortly afterward.
johnson is understood to have rcccded
several notches from his former attitude
Of '5i-iO or Fight" applied to the Fed
erals. Heavy losses by many Of the big
time clubs in the last two seasons have
put him In a receptive state Of nina
when reorganization plans are being
noised around, according to gossip on
baseballs Dusy mart. Peacock Alley.
Dreyfuss oOZCd out OF the National
League meeting here Yesterday carrying
plans discussed Monday night by the
National Leaguers, President Gilmore,
and Angel Sinclair Of the Federals.
The smoke of battle Is said TO have
singed Slnclair's philanthropic wings to
such an extent that peace is quite well
come to him.
The plan as understood here is for
amalgamation Of the Federal League
and National League clubs in Pitts
Durgh, chicago, st. Louis, ana BroOk-
lyn. hi Newark the Fed franchise would
be merged with the old international
League permit, and the Barrow circuit
would re-enter its old home.
In Chacigo the Feds have a modern
plant while the cubs park is notoriously
inefficient. and the new club likely
would play at the Feds North Side
home. In Pittsburgh, Forbes Field is
better than the Feds plant. In st.
Louis it's a toss up between the Car
dinals' wooden park and the Feds lit
ney grounds, and in Brooklyn the
Dodgers park is better
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
JTNEY PLAYERS no PRACTICE.

''wo will jitney them over" quot
the astute j MulliRan. "We will in
deed" chimed in the equally astute
Fred Rice. Knowing just how to do
these things The coaches sicked the
managers Of the two teams on tho help
less jitney populace with tho result
that Edward Kramer, well known out
Mt. Pleasant way. backs his machine up
at Brookland every day about 5:15 p.
M. for the first load of athletes bound
for the Arcade, Driver Kramer makes
two runs for the basketball team and
one run for the track candidates. and
the athletes are ready for work shortly
after 6 o'clock
All OF which gives us an opportunity
to opine that modern methods with
thoroughly modern coaches controlling
energetic young men will get the best
results. Coach Mulligan has a string
OF athletes in tow who are going right
TO the front In track this winter un-
less all of tho signs fail. Arthur Sui
Ivan captnin OF the track team. and
not the Lost Chord' composer is
counted upon as tho mainstay in the
AO-yard dash. Sullivan has made his
mark in the track world, and can he
; looked upon as one Of tho best quarter
milers in these parts. Field, a quarter
miller of last years team: Gibson,
another iI0-yard runner, and 6. Horn
Will probably compose a quartet dhis
carries out the music motif of capable
runners for the relay.
In addition. @. Horn. Bremen, Drlscoll,
and Grant will look after the mile and
two-nile events. Harrington and Eng
lish are to be groonled for the middle
distance, while Sweeney and Kcan are
counted upon tor the sprints. Football
players will contribute their bit to the
weight events. Kerr, Greer, and others
with experience will be taken in tow for
the remainder OF the winter.
All that Is needed for stirlulus is the
promise of competition, and c. T.. will
readily measure up to the mark The
i local meets and those in Baltimore and
, Richmond should provide chance for
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
GEORGE TOWN PLAYS
Mt. ST. JOS QUINT

Mt, st. Joseph's College will meet
GeorEetown tonight IN Ryan GYM
nasium In the first basketball game OF
the season for the Hilltoppcrs. while
.SSaiIaudet VIII play matinee per-
iormance with the Baltimore CITY Col
IeGo duint at Kendall Green.
John 0Reilly expects a tough battle
from. the Maryland boys but has
Eroomed his players TO maintain a stIff
opposition. O'Lone McNulty. Scott,
EEiauoerE. Curry, Kelley. Beridinl. and
ttahddhaugh are expected TO get into
the lineup before the final whIstlc
georgetown is Off on a Northern triu
on Friday: and tonights game is the
Isst mere for some days as the Christ
mas holiday will release the students
Ior more than two weeks.
GaIlaudet is expected little trouble in
tIounclng the Baltimore schoolboys
Coach Jack Haas has several capable
HWeteTans In tow. The WenEer boys
rasmussen. Rockwell. Kelley. Meiles
Schowe. and Williams may all be used
before the game is over.
The Washington times., 1915-12-15

the Brooklanders With the materials
on hand II would not be 1T all suFpris-
ing to find e. L. able to hold its own
with ANYTHING In the Northern meets
this winter.
And while the track candidates are
running around the skating rin'i at the
Arcade Fred Rice is putting his basket
ball candidates through course OF
sprouts on the floor. The team has not
Deen selected as yet. but cut in the
squad has narrowed the candidates
down to three teams. Capt. Dan Kee-
gan rs heading the bunch and Is rated
as one of the best guards fn this section
OF the country. Cartwright is the only
otner veteran from last season.
Caffrey. Galivan. AmberR. Mannio1
ioole, Mcmahon. Wick. Greer. Lynch
and RutledRe. The Brooklanders Kei
their first workout on Saturday night
against Gallaudet
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all, and Washington is in the same boat.
please their owners and the same goes
tor DTeyfus' Pirates. The Cubs haven't [
boon on. their feet financially since Z,
webb Murphy retired. ana these racts
alone show how badly a settlement of
all difficulties is needed.
As stated, many OF the details tor
peace have been secured in round
about manner or perhaps guessed AT by
the newspaper men who we're not let IN
on the deaf, but there does seem TO he
something doing. Perhaps some OF the
dope may work out all right, but per-
haps again there may be D. teh-cIuD
league or something of that sort, which
will not be so bad. And, too, nothing
may come of all of IL. There, have been
meetings before. a ~ he
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
Sign Articles for
Big Fight Today

CHICAGO, Dec. 1j.-Representative !
of Jess Willard and Fred Fulton will
meet here today to sign articles for a
heavyweight boxing match for the
championship, to take place in New
Orleans on March 4.
A telegram from the promoters to
Tom Jones, ,Willard's manager, asked
that tho articles be arranged by Tom
Andrews, of Milwaukee. and after con-
sultation with Mike Collins. Fulton'a
manager. and telegTaphic communlca-
tion with Andrews today's meeting
with the articles in the morning.
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
Princeton Five Has
Task With Manhattan

PRINCETON. n. j.. Dee. IL. In tho
first homo game of the season the
Princeton basketball team defeated
Manhatthna College by a score of n to
~ hero last night. Tho frst half closed
with the score Is to I in Princeton's
favor. but Manhattan rallied and to-
ward the end had the score 70 to 20.
Then two goals bv Captain McT!Gue in
the last few minutes of play settled the
contest
Princeton's passing and shooting was
poor. and the Manhattan scores came
largely as the result OF misplays rather
than by any concerted attack. Captain
McTisuc and Davies played we'll for
Princeton Jarvis and Paulson Tcgu-
lars. were unable TO take the floor.