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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

Hon. L. L. EmmeFso Is 50
=: i've candidate Tor Seerttlry Of
S ATE with good chances to win.
He viii no doubt make a good
race.
With Judge w. w. Dun-an or
the Supreme bench the Negroes
need Law: any fears as TO thsiI
Civil and Equal Right. guaran-
teed to th I'm under The Cons,itu.
ton. No Negro can afford t.
vote fos Duncan. He Is relisb !
a. d too manly TO stos p to III ID
CT narrow things. Ask Charles
L. Rice.
There is to be rally and Rev.
J. w. Davie. vi eel, brat: hi
first Anniversary as pastes OF Isl
Baptist church t,e FIRST Sunday
Ia May. A special program vii
be rendered avery ose is 10.
vifed.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23
ch;rago. IN. Auril nh. 1915.

1u5c0Eo. Ills HPIn sAhf Aft"f
Dear co-workers: Greeting. the
time Is fast approaching for our state
meeting which viii convene in Rock L.
land In June. with the McKindley Bar-
list Church.
God has blessed us In all our efforts
and we must still trust Him for the
future
We separated last June. filed with
the spirit and zeal 70 work more this
year than we have IN the past. bat our
way has been darksned. Death has
visited some Of our homes and many Of
our great leaders have been called from
labor 10 reward: while 40 are left here
for some purpose. God created IA for
q glorious purpose. and said; " Go ye
into ali the world and preach the Cos
pei TO every creature. He Is calling
for valiant hearted soldiers, those WHIT
have tarried 81 Jerusalem until they
were imbued with power from on high.
To push this battle 70 the end.
So let IN take new courage and fight
sin on every aide. Il l. true ! an .
Baptist indeed and have been born
again, and where Jesus leads ! will
follow. do not attribute the success
Of the state Convention to myself alone
but with thu assistance Of our splendid
officers and members Of the convention
Our sisters are working IN peace arc
harmony and the conventional year Il
far spent to respond To the invitation
coming from the New State Associat-
ion. We believe ell business for the
King must be done In christian like
manner studied the matter over pray
erfuily and have decided that all busi-
ness should be adjusted Mt the state
convention. and not through the news.
papers. A notice Of our work through
our corresponding secretary, has been
before you since Feb. nth 1915.
We hope every Baptist sister will
respond to the call and help to make
this the banner year. Come singing
and praying. The National Baptist
convention convenes in Chicago In Sep
TENDER. We hope that you will organ
ize new circles and chiidren's ban. ,,
and train our boys and girls to VIC 1
fer Christ while they are young.
Do not forget the Art and Needle
work for Foreign Mission Sisters I e.
laney. Taylor and Davis need our SUP
port. Dear Sisters God y calling you
to help them bear their burden.
Let US get busy. We want two
hundred dollars for education. We are
asking every Baptist w,maa in tn ,
State TO help in this great work by
giving and praying.
Yours for the work.
X. l. Cosby,
President
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23
Baptist Women Of State Con.
vention.
Galesburg. Ill.
Feb II TX
Feb. II. IL.


Dear STRENGTHENING: This is
to notify you thas our annual
@eeting will convene in Rock
Island, Ill in June, Mckinley
Baptist church. Let as begin to
work in earnest for its success.
President is calling for FIVE
Hundred Dollars (soo.oo) this
year The banaer wall be given
Cor the largest amount oil money
bronght in. Remember the art
aad necdle work Department for
Foreign Mission. Our Educas-
ionaI needs. Aged Minister Fund
Home Mission Fund.
REPRESENTATION FGEs.
District Asso. $500 ave dele-
gates.
Local Circles 81. so three de-
aegates.
Lille Members $500
Children Pands s. 90
Annual Members 5 so
Yours in the work.
Susie r. Halle.
7I3 Arnold.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

All persons attending the Gen
eral Baptist Association az Gen.
traia. IN May will be required
70 pay 75c per day for board.
Don't forget to take along your
fare please.
Let every church OF this dis
trict represent by letter ard q
messenger in the General Baptist
Association az Centraliz.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23
CARBONDALE.

The revival meeting OF Rock
Hill Baptist church Conducted
by Rev. a. S. Webb OF UlIin
closed Friday night and as . re-
suit oil the meeting there were ten
conversions. we feel that enough
cannot be said OF Rev. Webb ia
every way he periorms d his duty
Aell. We also found him to he
man Of both spiritual and in
teIIectuaI growth. He gained for
himself many friends among the
people OF Carbondaie and we ex-
tend to him . hearty welcome to
our city at any time. Amount
raised curing revival $4,000.
During the past two weeks
,es raj additions were made 20
the church which goes TO how
that the membership oil Ros X Hill
Baptist church is rapidly incress-
ing.
Bsptizing Of Rock Hill Baptist
church twill be the Second Sun.
day in May.
Miss v. ClaIkson is reported
III.
- Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

Mr.. Alex Tranzor. returned
home Wednesday from Censralia
where he went to be at the iuner-
al Of his father Rev. s. r. Tran
xor who died in that city.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23
TOM THUMB WEDDING

he sure to GO TO see the Tom
Thumb Wedding at the FRS,
Baptist Church Friday night.
April q. admission 5 cents.
Maurice Lyons bride. UdciI
Lowry groom.
Miss Gladys Morton aad others
viii sing,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

We have just received some
more oil Native Salve and it is
going very last, those in Carbon
and Nd. City can secure a box
or more now by SOC. per box.
Act quick il you want il. Send
all orders to Rev. ]. B. McCrary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

Reader Il q klae or red marx
appears en- the head of ycaf pa
per MARKED with an XXI it's TO
notiiy you that you owe for the
paper and must pay at once.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

Miss Hattie Hayes wen. 10
Psducah. Thursday.
Mr.. T. A. Urqubar,. who is
working ia Paducsh, KY VISITED
his family here 'hi. week
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

to niake his future home with his
daughter. We learn with sadness
| that Rev Tranvor departed this
life few days ago.
We can say with degree ol
pleasure that he was a splendid
pr ,acher. desout Christian Al d
. strong Baptist. We have known
| him from our boyhood and knew
| him to be worthy OF christian as
sociation. Peace be TO the slums
bering dust.
AGEN TS1it's ne.-yovr op-
portunity.
We trust you to s. 90 worth
Starts Powdered Enamel. Re-
pairs Clipped and rusty spots 90
frani'~afe. Stops all leaky me-
ealware without heat. soldering
iron or fools.
Agents coming money. Sam
pie with particulars. roc. Starr.
1910 Monroe ST.. Toledo o. u.
s. A.
TIE sick are very mu'h mprov-
ed with the exception OF Mr.. Gso.
McCsafy. Sr. who is very sick.
Miss Minnie Lsshley. visited
in Paducah. last week.
Miss. Ezs'e Singleton. OF Ind.
is visiting her mother Mrs. SaHie
Dobscn.
Mrs. Ruth Donlow. OF Brook
port who has been very sick is
convalescent.
Mrs. Cornelius M-Calisrer oil
this city now living in Paduo ali .
KY. was down to attend the fun
eral OF her father d c Hughes.
Mr. N. b. Bowles Of Paducah
KY. was in the city Sunday the
guess OF Mrs. :Calister.
Mrs Lottie Halleck /, in Padl-
cab this week.
Mrs Sylvester. Who has been
at the bsd-siee OF her father. Mr..
j. L. Jones. left last week for h. .
home IN Canton, Miss.
Mesdames Matte Buchanan and
sister Myra Yourg are Paducah
visitors this week.
Mrs. Maggie Waters. OF 81.
Louis. Mo. the sister OF Mrs. L.
Reed attended the funeral OF her
brother. Mr.. d. c. Hughes.
Mrs. Sallio rs son. visited IL
Padaeah this week.
Rev. ] b McCrary filled h,s
regular Appointment with the Uni
ty Baptist Church Brookpoft Sun
day
The little infant girl Of Miss
Ollie Lassiiter died in BeIgrads
at the home OF IT'S grand parents
Sunday and was buried Monday
afternoon in the Kidd Ccmetcry.
We extend sympathy to the iani-
ly.
@. w. Long aad wife and Mrs.
Ella Warfield. OF Belgrade visited
Grand-fa,hes McCrary Tuesday.
Prof VIM. E. Bailey and L S.
Nc Crazy in company with Mrs.
M. Blake and Misses Carrie M
Urquhast and Ollie Buchanan left
Thursday for New BTswpiicld 20
attend the Mt. Olive S. S. Ins.
Mrs. Pearl Carter arrived in
the city Friday from St. Louis.
Tor her little son, Harry who has
been with his erand-mother. Mrs.
Mollie Claybrookes Tor some time.
Father MeCrary. is dangerous.
sick and his recovery Is very
doubtful. We wish to thank the
good women who have been 50
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-23

For Groceries and cold drinks
60 the First or Last Chance Gro
Gerry on 9th and Pearl SITS.
Send us trial order Tor the
Great Mature S.lve. soc a Box.
Why suffer when you can be re-
lseved Tor such small amount.
Read osr guarantee on the front
page Of The Gaxetre.
Yea win aerse with Ne that
yss nessr saw such stylish hati
for the nsaey ~ ] an showing
yea now, - trssble 10 shsw seeds
Z. A. VAIIEE.
] have The sekssl bseks yeu
want, bring ne yssr old sass and
! viii take them IN q part pay fss
new ones, Z. 4. vALLEE.
REV. J. H. KNOWLES.
Rev. J n. Kaovles. s4o7
Poplar street Cairo. is the elected
missionary Sos the Nj. Olive
Baptist A.soeiation.
He Is also authorized TO soli-
cit money Tor the Livingstoa
Normal. Theological Industrial
Institute Of Metropolis. Ill.,.
Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had for the asking at this
Office. We print them.
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Send fer testimonials free.
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Sold By all druggists, 7sc.
Take Hail's Family Pulls ior Ccnsti.
patton.
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sntsrsred ~ secoHd-ciAss man mat
sf, &c Metropolis, fiiiiob, Postonics.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
LINEUP FOR SPRING GAMES
Glass A League Of Seven Teams
Has Been Formally
Launched.
EIeHT TEAMS IN CITY LEAGUE

Glass A league OF seven teams was
organized last night az the council cham
Der In the city hall. Lewis Cook was
elected president.
The league viii be composed OF Bour-
geois. Townsends, Alamitos. Armours.
Luxus. Black Kata and Chris Lycks.
They WIN have another meeting next
week.
The City League decided TO have eight
teams In it's league. namely. Monmouth
Parks. Murphy Did lite. Nebraska Auto
School, Brown Park Pharmacy, Beacon
Press. .vinton Street Merchants, Mazdas,
Mickel's victrolas. Zach manager was
notified 70 present 81 to the treasurer
for each player as forfeit money at the
next meeting
A new Class B league was organized,
to DO known as the American league.
The following teams will comprise this
league South Omaha Merchants Walter
@. clarks. Dundse Wooden Mills, Omaha
Rubber company. Ford Motor company
West Leavenworth Merchants James
Corr Electrics, Kennedy q Beselin
e. II. Vernon was elected president and
B. A. Gantz secretary. A forfeit OF 81
Is required TO show good faith.
Frank Quigley. president Of the Satur-
day Glass A league. has called a meeting
Tor next Thursday night
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
POOL HALLS AND SUNDAY
BALL ISSUES AT BROKEN BOW

BROKEN BOW Neb.. March l2-Cspe-
eiai)-At a city caucus held here wednes-
day night w w. Waters was nominated
for mayor over A. NJ. Drew. the present
incumbent. Out OF $50 votes cast, Waters
received i5s and Drew lOs The full ticket.
a. nominated, reads as follows: Mayor.
w w. Waters; treasurer. Ray Kuna;
clerk, Roy Thompson; city engineer. A.
]. Van Antwerp: councilmen. First ward,
w. ]. Harris; Second ward II. 7. Bruce;
Third ward. L. cushman: Fourth ward,
J. 8. Austen. None OF the retiring coun-
cilmen were renominated. Pool halls and
Sunday base bali will be voted upon at
the cominx election.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
PEORIA B0WLERS FAIL
TO ROLL BIG SCORES

PEORIA. NJ. March i2.-ePoria bowlers
In both singles and doubles held the al
iays this afternoon AZ the opening OF the
second days session OF the American
Bowling congress. Fourteen Peoria and
Springfield dll) fives held sway during
the night session.
Local bowierB failed % ron up scores
which would be elassed a. top notchers.
In the two-mRn event. one Peoria team
touched the LOS mark. out OF total Of
twenty-five teams ON the alleys.
In the individuals Dunne -af Peoria
rolled bss. the highest score out Of total
OF thlEty-eisht entries.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

ain take the action IT contemplates
this will not affect the submarine
war plans in the slightest particular,
nor have any influence on the spirit
OF the crews.
"A secret rCpors mas peen sent from
Cuxhaven to the admiralty at Berlin that
twelve submarines have failed 90 report
at their base, eight Of them being among
Germany's newest boats
'"rhe naval council viii meet today or
tomorrow under the presidency OF EN-
peror William to discuss whether or not
It would be better to abaandon the sub
marine war"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
High School Loses to
Creighton Lawyers

BY the score of % 20 1s4 the Creighton
law school students won from the High
School secyonds in the first game OF the
two teams this season The game was
clean and fast, with a number of spec
tacular goals by players OF both sides.
For the lawyers the entire team per-
formed as stars, while the high school
boys. though fighting hard. were unable
10 make Roadway against their huslxier
adversaries. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
Creighton Laws Play
The Wayne Normal

Tonight the Creighton Laws and Wayne
Normal win meet In a basket ball game
At Wayne The Laws. though making
only fair showing In the Commercial
lossue. ON account Of tho rules pro-
hlbiting their using Linn and ESiepser.
their stars. have been successful In all
but one out-tof-town game.
The following players viii make the
trip: Captain Linn. Reel. ISlepser, Ka-
manski. Festner Flood, Mulroney ana
Philips.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
RITCHIE OUTFIGHTS
WELSH ALL ALONG
Californian Upsets Dope and Whips
British Champion in Every One
Of Ten Rounds.
ODDS SEVEN TO FIVE ON LOSER

NEW YORK. March 12--wiine Richie
of San Francisco. former worlds cham
pion lightweight. outfought and out
pointed Freddie Welsh OF England. the
present title holder. in every round Of a
fast ten-round bout here last night.
Odds we're to on Welsh.
All through the fight Ritohie did the
forcing. while Welsh spoiled some OF his
good work by holding in several rounds
Richie at no time during the bout gave
his hackers any concern. He rushed all
over the ring, sending lefts and rights
70 the head and body. the body punish
ment being the more severe.
Welsh ducked cieverly In the opening
round and Ritchies blows did not seem
70 have much sting. In the second Ritchic
stepped into a hard right uppercut and
while he forced the pace tire Bngiishman
failed 70 open up.
In the third Ritchis did nearly all the
work. his two most telling blows being a
right drive over welsh's heart and n
right CROSS to the jaw. Welsh kept duck
ing away in the fourth but Richie
landed straight left to the face. fol-
lowed by two short right uppercuts.
Welsh caught Richie with a right hook
as the Californian was coming in. but
Ritchie had the honors Of the round
easily.
Fails 60 Get lead.
welsh avoided q good deal OF punish.
ment in the fifth round by clever foot
work and in the sixth showed to bettei
advantage. landing on the body ana head
several times. but he failed to take ths
lead from the Californian.
Ritohie drove right and left to the bods
in the seventh, and Welsh kept dancing
away. TO boots from spectators and cries
Of why don't you fight7"
In the latter part OF this round Ritchls
chased Welsh all over the ring.
In the eighth Richie forced welsh ints
corner and hooked a hard left to ths
Jaw and then crossed his right to the
head and again to the body. Both were
landing on the body at the bell
Keeps Up Rush Work.
Ritehie kept up the same rushing Wort
IN the ninth and tenth rounds and thu
champion never was able TO gain tbs
slightest advantage.
Neither man showed any marks Of th'
bloodless battle.
At o'clock today both fighter
weighed under 1856 pounds. according {.
agreement. and the ringside weights to
night showed that neither. had gaines
more than a pound
Two previous contests between the tws
men were awarded to Welsh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
KAISER TO STRIKE BACK
Germans Will Retaliate if British
Place Restrictions Upon I'm
prisoned Crews.
WON'T SCARE RA1D1Ne BANDS

BERLIN Cvia London), March ~.
I'm naval circles It lie declared thst
searching investigation will be In
stituted into. the report that the
British admiralty intends to with
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
stro~.surs sna Hebron Appear

6tronnahurR and Hebron Appear
Leaders4n These Games.
LINCOLN. March i2-CSpeciai, )--Piay
in the Glass B division OF the tourna-
ment is nearing the ssmt-finais stroms-
burg and Hebron loom up the strongest
rs the result Of the days play stroms-
burg eliminated the strong Owing five by
a 10 to Il victory. and then later IN the
morning also cut off the Ord team. 70 TO
s, after Ord had defeated Chadron IT 70 9.
Hebron put out West Point by II 70
4 score in a game featured principally by
the close guarding
following are the Glass results today:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
INFIELDER MARTIN
BREAKS RIGHT ANKLE

MACON. Ga. March n.-wniiam Mar
tan. infielder OF the Boston Nationals.
broke his right ankle while practising
here today, Manager stalilngs said Martin
would be sont to his home In Washing
ton
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
CHICAGO CUBS DEFEAT
CUBAN REDS At TAMPA

TAMPA. ria. March i3.-The Chicago
Nationals defeated the Cuban Reds. TO
& hers today. Score: RH.E
Havana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z
AuICa8u ss.s..s.s.ss.ss-.ss.sss. I IL i
batteries: r. Gonzales and Gutierrez;
Robbins Vaughn. Buckles, Archer, Har-
grave and Bresnahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

II.AEDIAPFIIA. Mach 12-E. 4. Nil
burn of Memphis defeated r. M. Lord.
80 10 -. In the Afternoon game q the
national amateur billiard Tournament
Averages and hleh runs: Milburn. last
~; Lord, 2-63. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

EIoIu goaIs. MuIrOney I5l, Fe9tner l0),
kamanskt CD, Reel CD, FLOOD CD, Mac
Fariand (2l, Groves az, Geisler. Mosco-
vitz. Goal from free throw: Reel. Sub
sttutes; High school. Geisler for Rohrs,
Crowley for Reese. Referee; Burken-
load.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
BEE ELEcTR0TYPERS WIN
FROM STEREOTYPERS' TEAM

Bee uectrotyners won in a match game
yesterday On the Farnam alleys from the
storeotypers by ten pins. The score
ELECTROTYPERS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
LOOKS LIKE OMAHA
TO PLAY LINCOLN
These Two Teams Doped to Meet in
Finals for Basket Ball
Honors.
BEArR1CE TRIMS PIERCE FIVE

LINCOLN. March fs--ospecial Tele-
gram. )-omaha and Lincoln are doped TO
fight II out for the state championship
in the state High school basket ball
tournament In the Clasa A division.
The seuni-finals tonight took place be-
tween Omaha and South Omaha and Lin
coin and Hastings. Omaha IL sure TO
get into the finals. but Hastings looks
dangerous and may give the Lincoln
team a close fight.
Omaha eliminated the strong York team
this afternoon In q thrilling game, II 20
10. York looked dangerous ell through.
but better teamwork again won for
Omaha. South Omaha was pdtted against
Alliance and had little difficulty IN walk
ing off with a "a 10 victory.
AFTER the management had declared the
Beatfioe game forfeited 10 Pierce. the
Beatrice players agreed 20 play off the
tie and defeated Pierce In an extra five
minutes period. 1s to ID, The game ended
II TO II Tor Beatrice, but the officials
threw out one point. and when Beatrice
refused 10 play off the game. forfeited
it 70 Pierce. Hastings made quick work
OF Beatrice later, BY II TO score,
thereby eliminating the Queen City boys.
A&fulolu aNON%u Hthi CLASS W ZIG Hoitic
with University Place. winning. n 20 9.
The 6emi-flnels IN Class B. including
the smaller towns OF the state, were
reached tonight. Friend and Hebron and
AIinden and stromshurg fought for places
IN the finals
No games will be played during the day
Saturday. the finals coming Saturday
night
Defeat for 0enevn,
Omaha kept going nicely in the Class A
games BY defeating the strong GENEVA
team. The score was close, but superior
teamwork won for the omaha boys.
York and Hastings both played bril-
nantly, York showing under Central City
and Hastings takisE Columbus out OF tho
read
south Omaha atm retained a place In
the tournament by defeating Crete In a
slow game. and Lincoln showed up not
100 strong agninss Oakdale
The University Norfolk game was
she hardest fought Of the tournament,
rive extra periods being required before
University Place finally nosed out vic
tors
fhe results Of Round 2 OF the class A
games this morning follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Only cIaN1 a BAInes were pIhyed this
afternoon with the following results:
Substitutes: Corr for Mcbride. Shain-
hoitN for Rott Goals Leach ca Me-
Bride. Corr, Johnson. Ere throws: Nc
Bride CD, Referee; Rutherford
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

hold the customary honorable inn
prisonment conditions from German
submarine crews made captives, and
that II Great Britain places such
Germans under speckl restrictions
retaliatory measures may be adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

tnhstIIplft Cole Tor HorabauGh, Goals
Knox III. Payne Amos. Marsh d Haney
~. South hprnhapfh. krsneh. shelley
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Iowa Elves
Compete in Tourney

kMES, la, March Il -(Special Teie-
graln.) twenty-five toams OF northwest
lows high school basket ball shooters
went through the prollmlnaries, compile
ing eleven games. this afternoon. Two
courts IN the biz Ames gymnasium were
kept on the sum the entire afternoon.
More Of the prellminaries were called a.
a15 tonight. The teams drew lots for
matches.
ia the afternoon games Sioux CITY and
Spirit Lake evidenced the most finished
game. Sioux City. using the second team.
easily walloped Churdan. The unde-
feated spirit Lake five tramped Ida
Grove. Summary;
Sioux City. a churdAn. 3
Emmetaburg. a. Ellsworth. ~
jefferson, IA. spencer, Il
Iowa Fails. Is. Dtniaon, n,
spirit Lake 81 Ida Grove. 10
Irwin i Whlflne -
Boone. Is. Eagle Grove.
Officials. AInes varsity staff
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
Alllnnce.


spnAutrtf4 5ut4hor tes nioftts =
smith a.. Brown. u Adams ~. Free
f'lroUn: Morris o. E Adams. Referee:
lhnllllMnTLh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Won't Affect P0sscy.
The navy officials say the investi-
cation will not he made through dip
lomatic channels, but decline to spe-
city how their information will be
cleaned.
They claim that should Great Brit
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

HubalIluIo8. Jackson Tor MOTIFS. HII8-
bee for Albrecht. r. Smith for HaBer At
lyins for Amos Goals. Schmidt Norris
(0, Albrecht. NJ. Smith, Amos Knox.
Free throWs; Morris 60 Knox 80. Ref
cree: shields.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Goals: Flothow ca, Pnynter ~, OK
ca. Free thr0ws: Fiofhow CD, Co
rrauEher (2l Referee; Rutherford.
LINCOLN ". University Place.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13
rLArrNe IS cLAss } DIvIsIoN

s @; EEss throws KrsnoA. q Referee;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Goals: Long CD. Martx 90, Barnes 20,
Martz. Heycr. Referee; MiIliken.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Goals: Anderson Cd, Carman 90,
Thompson, TeHch, Zimmerman q. Free
throws: Thompson 49, Zimmerman 90.
Referee; Shields.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-13

Goals: Isawlees 90.
Bailey. Elliott. Free q
Referee: Or. Clapp.