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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16

The world does move. A Kansas
election officer was fined for calling
a question OF vcracity but dcccncy
and the judge who assessed the fine
should have II niche IL the hall Of
fame. Even when lady is not pres
cnt it pays II man 10 bc gentleman,
but there's a lot of people who have
not discovered the fact.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16

THE MARRIAGE of Miss Edna
Mckee and Charles Striker, both Of
Tulsa, took place in Kansas city yes
terday. The couple will return TO this
city for residence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16

TUESDAY AFTERNOON I'm the dis
trict court in the divorce proceedings
filed by Agnes Lewis against A. T.
Lewis. "A divorce was granted the
PLAINTIFF ana her maiden name. Mary
Agnes Thilei, was restored.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16

]. NJ. Johnson, car distyhutor Of the
Frisco, from Sapulpa. Visited Tulsa
yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16
Transportation Talk

r. V. Miller. commercial agent OF
the wabash railway. left yesterday for
Kansas city TO attend the banquet Of
the Kansas city Traffic club.
Ndl Markie. commercial agent of
the big Four from Kans -, was I'm the
city for a few hours yesterday and left
In the afternoon for Oklahoma City.
Representing the Missouri Pacific,
c. A. Watson, travelling freight and
passenger agent. was IN Tulsa yester-
day.
on business trip of a couple Of
days Forrest Brown, travelling freight
and passenger agent OF the c., & n.
w, arrived In Tulsa yesterday from
haIsas city
Tho one representative of the
Noi thcrn Pacific TO visit Tulsa FOR a
considerable time Is J. l., Moore. gem
cral agent. who will be In the city
for day or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
SPOR is

h"lli@h scourcc. which at this momcn,
{ lac.rat"S ia" whole OF Northern France
ana Western kussia--thcrc is but on"
on TIA" part Of neutral nations.
And for YOU. citizens OF the mic hti-
est Of tn" ncut.aI states. II ia. in our
opinion, thc riunt and duty to TAX
~" leadership upon You. Only IL YOU
place yourselves At our head can any
I success crown our efforts. This ~
. ranny ia not tn be borne in patience
and the neutral nation" cannon longer
. stand idly by while In Western Europe
ia" most primitive laws of humanity
observed even by uuciviliz"G races. are
trnmplod under f. II.
we appeal to y"i to urc" your gov
/ eminent To energetic ard decisive aC-
ton ANA call upun the other neutral
nations I" rally around you. Thlt ,hcy
vii lind faith aud strength IN Ioui
lcndcrship is evidenced hy tn" STREAM,
Of mcS*ag.s cNpr.ssiv" Of sympathy
and y d"sir" IL GO operate which nave
reached ~ from tho moment Wc pub
iiShcd our intention to mako this APP
peal 70 the American people. We 60
not hcsiiat" TO tax" 1t upon ourselves
:" speak With firm conviction ga tn"
nrin" of hutIauits. and our hope IA
firmly tN"d ON that sens" OF justice
which has always formed on. OF the
NEST cherished traditions az citizens
OF til" United States. Americans ~"
arc convinced that YOU viii no, dis
appoint our expectations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
HOLLAND SENDS APPEAL
ON BEHALF OF BELC|AN5
Asks United States to Take Lead In
Hating Deportation OF
Civilians.
HELiIsH scoURGE CONTINUES
l"accrmtcs Whole of Northern France
and Western ItIssia-NloSt Print
>tivc Laws of humanity Are Being
Trampiru Under Foot.
'By Associuted rress. j

LONDON, December li-Thc AS
sociat"d prcss has received from Ann
sicrdi,m nn appeal I" thr America.
people" 10y tn" ilollaun section Of tin"
signed by President Niemcycr and
Secretaries DciaiaIlc ard Wulch. fol-
lows:
Your President has said tina, $oono,
or later moment would com" when
tn" war would make the position Of
neutral nations Undesirable I'oI us
lioilandcrs tha, moment has arrived J.;
not through our own sunnrings, hu,
b""auS" We cHnno; Ina."r pHssivci,
contemplate tho ahastly gathering in.
iiicted 10y G"rn.Hy upon is"lGiun. or
ncighhpr.
''r!i" "ioo"cmt protests "f tn E"1-
Eian government ANA of tn" higher
clergy have acquainted Won with III"
facts. y glance - the section OF Til"
Hague regulations Of 1907. which doaig
with the law oi war on land. Will nl:ti,,
i. obvious /" you that tn. sole reason
why the prohibition of this modern
slaN" dealing WIS not included was
b"Cau'," no delegate imagined t. could
ever bc necessary
"luuocd. on" must turn To the history
II the early ages IL, long past cen.
turtles hcfor" Internal ionHl law existed
to iind "a PARALLEL :" tho "nslavinic or
the Helgians. The iImau" regulations
49, $3.50 ''''' '''-I 90
Of ;hc t",ni!y must t." respected bus
TIA" German government, d-lihc.ately
draHs tn" i;clg ian families apart To
US. This cruelty i NOR" vivid oyer: da.-
EN"ry day numbers "f furltlvrs. IN
spite of tho deadly electric Wire which
TIA" Germans have erected along Nc
frontier. succeed IL cscaplu- to the
Netherlands. From them wc learn III.
.uiui details OF IN. uuU,torublo de
nalE "f Ia" women aud children vhr
az" let behind. and nf tho aUouixinr
scenes which take place when hus.
bands. brothers ami sons dragged
from their homes aud womoufGlk.
az" packed into cattle and freight car.
and thus transported Slaves 20 an nm
kn""n destination and 10 ul uul,uuwn
fate.
=" nut "n end &" ihis-,u .rrns, ih!,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
THROWN FROM AUTOMOBILE
Farmer. hiding in Trrdcrick sburr
suffers Fractured
skull,

>,"c.di 80 'rhc Times -Dispatch.l
tEEbERick SHCEi VA. Deccmb-r
- i.ntc iast evening = /. Powell. nf
Spnts.ivaIia County u w"ll-k!owu
fainer ANA rurai mail carrier for Route
No. . lIom this city to stafford counts.
was thro" from an automobile. st!!l.
ing tn" cobbl.HtOnrs on his head and
crushing his skull. lie was taken at
one" :" the Mary Washington Hospital.
where phl slciaus pronounced Isis cnse
critical!
Mi rowcii wn, riding ~ tho arto
With two ."Une men. EphcIt Palmer
ana " &. Saunders, il. uf mi. eiiy
Coming down Commerce street at Nigh
Ep"ed. tn. "a: -wcIv-d auG Mr Powell
was thrown our. III" gnung men we're
arrested and taken u, once before pc-
lice Justice b"nnrhi when a. nagran,
was drawn Ia commemorative Attor-
h"N W William " iiutzn"r. charging thcm
with attempt 10 main disable ana kiIi
Ih'! were acquired to Civ. bond 10
TIA" sum OF $50 each FOR their appear
anc" for trial on Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
Eddie F". mud clever Acts.

Therr was an Eddie Foy of .Ia,L
!n-tle-hoN antics ana mobile mouth.
There is an Eddie Foy with no antics
at all and tho shadow of til" smile
That won him fame. Those who knew
linn ~ The prince Of funmakers i'm "A
score Of successes. and others who
knew him only az jhc most initiated
comedian in America. packed the Lyric
To tn" fire exits yesterday to wei
como him at his mrs, appearance in
this tempt" OF vaudeville. They greet
Ell him thnnd"rouSly when he came on
tn" stage. II" brought OH his crew
"f Younger E"ys ~ Gu.edwnrdSy sep
irite of youngsters who sang and
danced IN the precocious way that
Guscdwa r,.sy youngsters sing and
dHncc--nnd the act was over.
As for Eddie. he Just walked up
an" down stag" shOoin. his brood II
wa" :, shadowy, r"Ir,ssrd Eddie Roy
that his old admirers failcd to -. -
nl>,. Maybe it's because = man who
i.' sist" and better cart - rti II;
as lie did when lie was tni"...:.yc.
tom' dans srow old. go l.,l,ii Toy
rta., tin" world laugh car ,hir,y Years.
'.'i,ni is - long time. u; ms "a"n"d
ia" right to laugh now III Others
H., new biil at tn, lyric = li-""-
ally rorG I'll with good things. Perhaps
the most uuro"rious hit is Ed Nor
tom. who sings advanced ditti"s wolf
favored with paprila Vaudeville
audiences eat tn" stuff with nauuh
/" dcligh; and Ed couldn't xiv" them
enough An act OF high merit is PIE
:-cnted hy spencer Kelly and Marion
Wilder. SINGERS of songs, with kurla.
violimis,. and RubHdi. pinnist. The in
strlmeNiHliStS. in Spit" "f thc!r names,
looked quite Occid"mtai anna ;h"i" per-
fornnnco was excellent trtr'l and
Eidrcd Fisher have AN aInuS.a2 Inl@
comedy sketch. and Irene Ia To II
opens tho biz with gymnastics in
which she is ably assisted 10y Ia2a. on"
OF thoS" pen wipe" dogs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

oh'rials Send Information Gathered
to Berlin as Matter Of
Courtesy.
Next Step Expected To Take Form
ot Communication 10 Clear III
Any Doubt That May Eiyis, ns TO
Interpretation Given 10 Pledges
l!iy Associntcd rre...

NSiiINGToN. December Ii infur-
nation assembled 1t: The state Depart
mrnt believed by some officials 80 ire
sent clcar-cut violation uG German
pledges in the Sin<ii. Of the british
"tcarcf Marina. viii. the logs OF six
American lives. haas been forwarded Ia
B"riin for submissions 10 Tia" German
Foreign Office
IL was announced at tho department
to-day that the evidence had been sent
as Il matter Of courtesy. L. allow tho
imperial government, to Offer any othcr
Facts II may have before the Iuitca
states takes it's n.N; step. Officials in
UIca'"d also that amy move uN ihi.
government might be delayed until
c"inpiei" information concerning tho
british liner Arabia, for which Great
iritan has been asked. could L.. sent
to Berlin
In response To nuui!icE ,:.rmanv
h"- admitted the turpcdoin. without
warning of both the Marina and Ara
hih. stating that her submarine COM
mand"fs took them Tor transports and
asking the tm!tcd states to furnish
any evidence II nigh, nave to the con
'r"ry. In the case Of the Arnbi, Great
britain has leon requested to furnish
Official dat" I" establish whether tho
fcnInSuiar aui Oriental liner was il,
government service. although all in
''i h'ati"h NOW ~ hahd Indicates that
when sent down :hr was npsvirr
thronsh IN" Mediterranean ON y rouu-
iar voyage with passengers and freight
~ I" the Marina, officials regard tho
case as complete. According to tho evil
dcnco. Will" carrying a cargo OF horses
and Other freight. sh" was turp.dncd
ana sunk without warniu. 100 miles
from s!or" in high sea with no nro-
vision Tor til" safety Of those on board
Many horse tenders. ncludinc s;>
Americans. were lost Investigation
has developed !, is said that the
ship had not been under charter a.,
r"auisiiion by Tho british rovcrnmcnt
1t any time during the war. hut had
transported horses at So much per head
for the allies
II - generally believed that when
President Wilson and Secretary Inns
ing arc ready - act. the next stcn Will
TAX" the form az communication TO
clear M amy doubt thnt may eXis, ~
i'orlin as L" tho Interpretation ctvcn
u! In" American government 20 Ger
man pledges after the sinking ~ tn.
SUSSEX
Ns in Tho sussex catastrophe. officials
here point ont. the Marina and Arabia
'ascS nav" demonstrated the menace to
lnoc"ut neutral lives ia tn. prac,i,.
frequently followed by German sub
mIrin" commanders OF ATTEMPTING -
ascertain tho character of u shin bv
r"riscupc observations. The United
states has demanded that the chnrac-
ter az vessel bc determined bcyond
doubt before am attack is made that
cndancers tho lives OF its citizens ana
contends thn; ths can he done rfacti-
cniiN only hy IN actual visit and sonrch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
JOE fi\i>I:n WOULD PLAY
INSTEAD or MANAGING,

CHICAGO. December li.-.Iur Tinker
wants 10 got out in Il cub uniform next
season and show fans that Ne can
com" back. liz said to-day that III
wanted /" 30 lack to his old place at
Sh"r'Si"r ana NIL uU IN" hole that has
them In 1871"
without The worries OF manager. /
can get IN condition ia live weeks
tialulnE ana play III" position better
Than h"fi ia" shnrtst"ps in tho league"
Tjnlt"" said t"-day
III would max" no Il ference 40 an.
W." IN new nan"c"I j. VIII do :, II
ghh /" h"lp him Win the nag
ink"r has giN"u a, all hope Of he
li'g chosen manager % tn. cub. an
uth-r season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

town has ever seer. and an engaging
as Naomi. step Lively" 81 more or less
connected vaudeville. hurlrsuuc
provided about the liv.lies, "ntcrtnin-
nent last night that Eijuu nuGi.nce
has had this season. From th. twice
tw"-hiis viewpoint. the whole thing
comedy ana all--was roaring and
slittcrine knockout: from tho more rN :
pensire position. there was a cousid-
cradle amount Of very real merit to
( commend the performance /" any tired
business NAV on untircd amusement
seeker. wh" likes !; strong in spots
THIS liai Johnson is pretty close to
+" genius. III that he gives "a brilliant
characterization uf "A Snmcwha, hirhI,.
toi"reu young woman, and set MANAGES
To i'et an audience and hold IL with hi:.
Aftcr one Of his dances with the chorus.
the house kept up its uproar for ihrcc
l''ncd mI'ut"s III an effort To bring him
pack. Naomi first seems all dance and
ginger ana good looks: ami then later
proves I" b" far better vi"linIst than
."""cN'ii" huiiHnccS are accustomed to
hc"r-on the stage. y larger percent
age Of th, chorus is Young and fresh
LOOKING than the average audience. has
II right t" expect. and all Of ii works
with vim and no little dash More, than
that, II is wcll-drllrd and is utilized
In several uncommonIy pretty sud in
ecniuuslN staged numbers
l'ut. as has been said. from tn, other
viewpoint. the whole thing is Il huge
succcss-~nftcr the FRS, Few slow min
ntes. Aud It's going to pack .m in all
IN" weck-which is much more To TIL.
point. n g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
ANDERSON TO ADDRESS
RICHMOND ROTARY CLUB
Springfield Advertising Ehprrt o.
SPEAK ru-Night ON "For sale.
n splendid city"

stewart Anderson. -! Snri tShcI".
Mass. viii address u JOINT meeting al
tn, Rotary club and the Richmond Adj
vsriisrrs' club tO-uiGht at G:l" o'clock
ia the rooms Of TIA. i:u.ihcss Mems
club ou tn" topic. For Sale. - Splendid
titN." The speaker, who is au adNrr.
Using expert. viii untiilc plan~ il:
which the city and its ADVANTAGES may
b- advertised 40 ihc world. Tho Nd
V-i;iS~r# club Nili br IUcsiS 81 thc
Rotary club at its weekly Hiua"r.
MIR Anderson arrived in Richmond
last night ana Is tn. guest 81 =. T.;
richardson ~ his hone. on Monument
AN.nu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
THROW DOWN GAUNTLET
INT. lEAGUERS FIGHT
NATIONAL COMMISSION
Refuse <HGGu Payment for \rvurk
framc,l i>r--intcrIcnS series Ea-
SOrcd-lradr aud sales Talk.

MEM WORK. December Baseball
nagnatoS rcpreS ,'utinr the National ana
International l.,upucs ami the Ameri-
can Association assembled in this city
to-day for Il series of conferences which
are expected to voutiiu" most of the
!, week I'll" international lcagu" he
gam its annual meeting shortly after
noon with u conference with commit
Tees appointed to rcprer.ni the Amc!i-
can Association rclhtiN" To a series OF
intcrlca Guy gaines act Nic end of tn"
regular ncuuaut season.
At their annual meeting the inter-
national League club owners threw
down the snuntlct to the National Com
mission. Ait"r cousidcrahic diScusslou
The leagU. ho"iicd not 10 ahid" hN tn"
ruling OF the National Commits on.
which WOULD compel the Newark club
. to pay $4,000 to tho Brooklyn club own
Originally. Charles II hbhers. on
Z behalf OF the BrnoN!Nn club owners.
club for It's international League fran
ChiSc. ana th. National commission
/, nnaly ordered rbr NewarN club t." pay
. rrG~tqs., Harr2s o. ,p~ +, 'nie'n ma
gnnization m,onaed to. dety The rultng
81 have iuS' i"io N"u what action tn.
lcscuc has ;ai,cn ~ IN" matter. aud
All Of the international i."agu" clubs
: wer" represented at tar meeting. which
eatcs Endorsed ,h, efforts ii the Na-
tional Association 1T Minor Leagues I"
have lie thr%. .iYS~ M clubs relieve"
Z. - |, d.. moi. THAN pr"hnhlc that the
international and American Assoria-
tion clubs viii pies 20 svhcdui" Of only
bl an iutrrl.a-u" series Of forty-"'rht
games. Each club viii put up $500.
Of thcs" ranio= VIII divid" the >N.ueo
amongst an tho league players Three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
ABOLISH MINOR JOURNEYS
! med >i"trS i.nwn Tennis issorintiop
"u'" 'i"'h hhfnni"nshipS Ia Ma
ii"nal. Sectional. state :n.I t.ity
H. i>."u.tt"I Pres. I

.n"ni 10 abolish tn" lnl,ltiiudr ~
minor Championships which If late
Years, HAY" crowded The schedule of tho
Hi'" states Nationdl lawn Tennis
NSSoria'ion. has taken ,cii!,!,. form
~ n nr"r"S"d am"udmrHi 10 Tia, con
..;tui"m which NIL II" considered at
~ In't'a' "t'"'ils. III the dSSociati ION
o." r'"r"al ~ Iu" amendment is
'"""!uia"nd"% hN til. executive COM
mit'"r al the "~s"ciat on which M,
hcr" last week..
Tie proposed chuu.. womb nrn,iJ.
onI' Tor national. sectional state and
city CHAMPIONSHIPS. oth.r champion
sun, tournaments which aye now am
u""l hNiurcS would be eliminated as
tf"nh."S ~ tines" events were won out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
state Commissioners. Meet Here.

Tie Commissioners OF Apri,uliure
OF til" southern state. wiil meet in
Eich!""nd or Friday. commissioner
,;"cr-c w. l<oiuer. q! The state pc
parg:ncnt OF AgricuItu.c and lmrii-
:;ration. VIII" * III Norfolk nttcudinc
the Southern tomm"rc.ai congress. i
in charge OF arranp, m"uiS. Tho pro
:.ran includes - business session ia
the morning ana u banquet frid:y
ni!;ht at MurphI'S Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
WILSON AGAIN WILL VETO
L|TERACY TEST PROVISION
immigration bill, Passed by House
" last Session, Meets Unexpected
Opposition In Senate.
ALIEN EXCLUSION DISCUSSED
Amendment. About Which injuries
Had Been Made by Japanese Gov
erilhent, Taken Up In Executive
Session, Lasting Over AN Hour.
lBy Associated Pres. !

NSliiNt;TDN. December II-Wh,l.
me Immigration bill. passed hN th,
House 1T ine las; session, WIS meet
me unexpected opposition, in tire Son
h'' t"-''"N. II became known definitely
mat President Wilson viii Nc,u IL.
nc:Suse If IL goes to the White uuus,
with the ltcrtcy test provision. one o.
It's chief features.
Ihc l'rcSid"nt early III his admins
irati"n vetoed Il similar hill for tn.
sam" reason. as President Cleveland
ana Taft had done before him
Debate OF the bill in the Senate de.
N"l"r'd into general argument over
the question Of exclusion of aliens
on account OF race
senator Works. OF California. gave
notice that he preserved tn. riuh, 10 dc
niand Il separate vote or "a Senate com
mite" amendment. providing for tn.
exclusion of ltindus and other AslaticS
by prescribing geographical areas
rom which immigrants shall no, II,
admitted, without cuumeratiuG races
Inquiries had been made hy til. Japan
csc government respecting provisions
OF the bill.
Senator Works insisted that this
amendment would leave tn" United
states at TIL" mercy of Japanese die
taiion ns Ia immigratiom from tina
country. AS treaty rights are involved
the senate went into executive" session
for the debate. which lasted more thu u
hour WithOut - vote,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

Three musical success.. IN ,l,,e,
seasons form the remarkable achicvc-
mon' Of Trio of New York collaho,,.
l"iS h' tirc" who have scored 20
"'''S,N"IN ar" OTTO liauerbach I:uroIf
I''i"' """ Arthur lIammerst"in ami
NE" productions arc Tho i'ir =
~ High Jinks" ana "kn;intn." ,,,c
'iui" and most successful OF which win
80 presented ct tn" Academy Fridny
""h H"turda! ANA Saturuny na,ipc.
IS ''i" iiAU"rhach who supplies lI,c
ltc'"It irird "f tin. productions -.
D." RESPONSIBLE" Ion tho plot ana Fn.-
nud lyrics Of 'katinka." To RudoIi
'dhi '"i!s tue composition of the
muse. FINALS. til" work OF N,ii,,I
it"lnh"Istein ia casting ana ata..;.,
M production. supplies its fun 6irI
"l IN" pleasur" III" eye and ear 70.
'"lNa curing tn" course OF IN ,.an.
inG's entertainment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
SPOR IS BIC LEAGUES HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS
At the Movies To-Day

STRtND--i.tlliun Gi>h. In "Thc
children Pay" also II K-ystUnc COM
edS.
"Thc Sunbeam"
0DHOS--UlGn petr0,n. tn "rhc
fiHreSs."
usiS.Slars ktnibnll Young, In
''rhe Rise of SUSAN
NEW--MnrRuerite Clark. In Miss
George WaShingtOn."
NitFOR-Martc Wnlcnnip. la '.The
RehurrcctiOn."
HEN-"Wnnted, Home" with
Mnry MncIamrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
IU-Dny IL Tag Day.

Ta@ day Tor the Chiidgcr's Home So.
c!eiy Of Virginia, which has done q
valuable work in rcScuiu= huudr"ds Of
children from unfit homes and placing
them IS adopted children among pros
porous and respectful" families will
he observed to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
ALTER WHEELER LEADS
HtRN AHD FDcTBiII II,u

cAMRRlbGE. MASS December II.
z. Waltcr II Wheeler j.. Of Yn,,i,o,s
y y, left ttckl" an The varsity eleven,
has been elected captain OF tn" Eiar.
vard team We is mcmhrr OF tho
1915 class
Althouph only twenty years old
Wheeler weighs lS5 mounds and stands
six feet three inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
tRI!'fIrH HASN'T GUNSiDE:Htu
SELLING WALTER JOHNSON

ASiilNGToN. December ll-AIan.
tG"r ''iriihih. Of III" Washinetom Base
"a!l club -"ln ;o-daH that Ii. had
r't.lN'd no oncr for walter Johnson
and " h" had IA" would not consider
. Tor 4 minute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
CUNTS OPEN SEASON
LARGE GALLERIES WITNESS
GOOD SPORT IN EACH LEAGUE
pluHcr> Manifest Much Interest In Con-
tests and Exciting FLA! Marks
First BATTLES of Year.

Thr local basketball season was
Msmtrsd in last misht with cXNyei!ent
Association and ths Metiill Cathoiic
tui"n between teams of the Fedora
t"n and the Athletic Leagues. All OF
tn; contests were attended by large
tallcrics and considerable interest was
manifested in the contests. all OF which
w. .rr. wei ,,n,, played ana HNeit!ns,
same at the Y. NJ. c. A.. % to II. Per
kins and Bell wcr. the stars OF this
and He'll basketing the ball four times
with foul goals. Scheei did excellent
work for The suburbaniteS. The line
Up:
:, church I'm a.; g, Bell LEFT forward:
W""Hw"Ia RICH, forward: rerkins.
center. Schcci. :. lcit guard: Ehmi".
Bnrtnn Heights -waldror, left for
ward VA S;n@er: r.. rlaht forward; stock
score Barton Heights. 80: Church
I'm. i: Smhs,itutioms Church. Hill.
Hatcher. Barton Heights. Watson
Goals from iield-Perkius ca. Hcll 90,
Woodward 90. Ehmig 81. Schcer -.
IM,a,i,dror "rHsory Goals from foul
Str'mg"r, S"hc"r Referee. Ol.carl.
Tim' OF halves. 20 minutes.
Ia 10. The game was marked by the
brilliant work OF Gayle and Watts for
the nthltti" club while Elnuscr and
Walthnll We're the stars for the Assoc
citation five" Tn" linc-up:
Paramount f,utwiStic left forward !:
Watts. right forward: Gayle. center:
Lawrence. left "u;,rd: Thack"r. right
guard
s NJ {. Hatcher. ". left for
ward: Walthall. right forward: GRAY
center; Robinson. LEFT guard: stone.
IIHn' guard.
Score Paramount, 81. Y. NJ. G. s.. ~.
SuhStitutions-tir Look RlauSrr
TYLER Goals from held.--WattS 90,
Gray. Walthall 60. Hatcher. robinson
l'iausrr 90. Goals from -Riauscr
%, Hatcher Lawrence. Referee. j i.
tl.carN
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