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The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
BRANDEIS NOMINATION
FAVORABLY REPORTED
Senate Committee Votes 10 to 8 to
Pass Presidents Selection for
Supreme Court Place.

The Senate Committee on judiciary
favorably reported the nomination Of
Louis D. Brandeis to the Senate yester-
day. The vote was on strictly party
lines. The Democratic members Of the
committee voted for Mr.. Brandeis and
the Republicans in opposition.
Senators Hoke Smith and Shields fur
nished the surprise. Senator Smith had
been classed as opposed to the nomina-
tion up to few days ago. When Senator
Smith, after a personal interview with
Brandeis, made up his mind that Bran
deis would pass muster, Shields was car
ried along with him.
The fact that Senator smith had con-
fsrred with Brandeis personally occa-
stoned some surprise. Some members Of
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
MRS. WILSON GIVES SIS
FOR INJURED STAGE HAND
David Belasco Gives Similar Amount
and Use of Madame Butterfly
for Poll Benefit.

When told the story of the tragic acci-
dent on the stage of Tolls Theater,
which left Six" Walker a cripple for
life. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's sympathy
for the unfortunate stage hand, and the
brave little woman who has stuck by him
so Loyalty in his suffering, was such that
she volunteered her personal check for
s25 as an advance donation to the fund
which will be realized by the benefit to
be given for Mr.. Walker under the di-
rection Of A. H. Van Buren, at Polis
Theater on Sunday night June 4
Following this, came check for
similar amount from David BelasCo. Mr..
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Divorce Suit Dismissed.

A decree dismissing the suit for limited
divorce brought by Doris Virginia Will
son, Il, against Harry Hazen Wilson, O.
was siened yesterday by Justice Mccoy,
of the District Supreme Court. The suit
was filed last August through the wife 5
grandmother Laura B. Wunder. Attor-
ney Z. L. Gies represented Wilson and
Attorney H R. Burton the wife.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Irving MaIhsineT. % years, EnsTg-ncy Hospital
Rosa Noske "a years, ga Bates st NV.
John l. Phillips, 81 years Walter Reed Hospital
Ella Moore y years. $50 Q st. nv.
George Ritter, . years, 81 st. NV.
John Anowzys, 30 years, Govt, Hospital Insane
Andrew WsidnAnn, So years, Govt. Hosp. Insane
Michael Dufy, 3 years, 1885 l 81 ne
Robert Blundon. day, 500 Ga ave. nv.
COLORED.
William BirdAu ) years l49 L st.
Lillian Lucas months T719 9Th vt NV
Vernon Frazier months. 6ls L st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25

the committee expressed the opinion that
II Mr.. Brandeis had explanations to make
he should have given the whole COM
rnittee the benefit OF them.
The vote was 10 to s.
Democratic leaders in the Senate in
timated they would call up the Brandeis
case for consideration Immediately after
the river and harbor bill is out OF the
way
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
CoLoRs TO RUN TO WHITE.
Unless Dyes Are Gotten from Ger
many Variety VIII Be Small.

White necessarily VIII be the fashion
able color In America for months 10 come
unless further progress is made toward
arranging for the shipment Of S5.oo0or
worth OF dyestuns from Germany The
question Of obtaining British sanction
for the shipment is now desdlocked
The Republic Trading Company. which
is arranging for the shipment has not
yet succeeded in working out & plar
which the United States government car
present to Great Britain
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25

Mostly 75c gowns. skirts, enve-
lope. and other combinations. Cor
set covers and drawers. A few
pink and white silk bodices. lace
and organdy trimmed. Be early
for these.
Palais Royal-street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
BIRTH RECORD.
" HIT z,

WHITE
Preston and Marion Hsines. boy.
William D., jr., and Amy Chandler. girl
Samuel H. and Evelyn A. Lttell. boy.
withrow and Ida Pitt, boy.
Richard P. and Zellah z. Sinclair. boy.
James T. and Mary E. Raley, boy.
ENJOY G. and Blanche Helm, girl.
william L. and Grace R. Tinsley, boy.
Walter e. and Lena E. NARROW, girl.
Frank and Sarah Peterman, boy.
Norris and Nora Quinn, girl.
Guss s. and Rena c. Kidwell, boy.
COL0RED.
Thomas q. and Clara Lee, boy.
James NJ. and Louisa Miles, girl
Harry and Mylisa EsanA girl
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25

Belasco has offered the use OF his best
loved drama. Madame Butterfly" en-
bracing the entire New York production
Of the Japanese tragedy as made by him
eight years ago with Blanche Bates in
the title role.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Danger in North Sea.

Great Britain has issued a warning to
shippers against dangers to navigation
in the southern waters OF the North Sea
The reason for the warning is not given.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Mack May Fool EN- Yet

sold 10 Mack by the Atlanta club
During The western trip Manager
Mack Cap Harry Davis and Coach
Ira Thomas Wtrc busily engaged
D. searching the minor leagues no
The west and south f1t material
and L Is reported thai about a score
% Youngsters have been selected Cor
trial II T. likely that several %
he new players VIII 30 given a
chance 7hile the western clubs are
here Both Wa!ly Sehans ard Hu,
Meyer vil' - ready 'or duty. and
their presence ViIl con derahIv
strengthen the team Haley The
young catcher who has been doing
al The receiving on the western trip.
aas proven ialuable man and has
earned a permanent berth WIN
Haley and Meyer available for back
stop work Mack can Use Schaug r
he outfeid and his hitting vil' help
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Having spent The greater part o.!
foe season wedding OUT bunch 90
recruit. cuiled from colleges and
schools Ia various sections of the
country Comm, Mack mas been
turning his attention 20 the minor
leagues While the Athletics NeVe
III ne vest Manage Mach spent =
,ot Of bis .ime loo6lug over players
in some ~ the minor leagues and
others attn independent CLUBS.
yolng- ers NhO aave been showing
promise acd need polishing r is
expected that many Of these young.
sfeTs AL. report neA' wees for a
trial on The home grounds where
MACK and bis coaching star have
chance 70 put them through their
PAGES in private
While the Nackmeu have been
getting kicked and maGlsd By the
other teams in The American league.
he critics have been handing Con.
l.e a few choice knocks on his POI
-cy o., running his team, his refusal
10 spend a fortune FOR players Ike
some u rhe other CLUBS have heer
doing and charging thar he o'>ar
American league club owners have
ueen complaining MANY OF those
charge came from New York and
% must have been 4 bitter dose FOR
he Gotham fans 20 swallow Hher
no Markmen handed he Yankee.
which have cost their owners sew
ersl fortunes a double defeat on
Saturday There isn't an atom Of
truth r. 'hsse reports The Ameri
can league club owners have moth
ing 10 say about how Mack runs hts
team or what players he uses When
Mack had team that ouiclassed all
the others he PLAYED game after
game In Mex York, Cleveland. 81
Louis and Washington without max.
INK his expenses not one season.
but several Nov, just because New
York and Cleveland have been On.
joying prosperity some ~ the writ.
ers have been cr-ticising Macks
methods. Maybe next season there
will be another tale 10 tell Mack
has fooled them before
There II no use holding out any
hope that the Mackmsn wilI get
out OF last place this season. but
The Athletic are likely 70 strike a
winning streak and cause some OF
he pennant-chssers trouble before
he battle Ia over
While they are doing this Mack
r. building for mex season. and In
the next month will try ont about
dozen players from the minor
leagues Among the hrst 20 report
all be Crews a pitcher. Vho IL nou
With Greensboro, In the Carollns
league. and Thrashsr. who has been
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
What May Happen
In Scores Today
RED SOX RAISE
FLAG AND WIN

BOSTON Aug l7.-RaieirE the
blue and gold pcnnani. symbol II
the Nurld championship. before a
crowd ~ $4,000 fans. ar Fenwas
Park. Wednesday afternoon. M.
Boston Red So1 defeated Chicago
In a remarkable Ginning battle. 3
TO Dutch Leonard Vas opposed
20 Red Faber and neither pitcher
lasted as the game developed into
remarkable extra inning battle
Doubles by Felseh and J Collins IN
the fourth aud nth innings respec-
lively scored runs Tor Chicago. q
lead which the 5oI ovc-came when
Gardner and Scott scored In Bos.
tons half Of the ffth.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Bright Lights
Aid Actor In
Coli AT Night

NEW WORK. aug l7.-Ot course
f would take an actor 20 10 -
theatrical jolss are so aCcgs.
-omed 10 night lie d The Forty sec
oEd 81 Country club. iu the winter
liar it was only natural that they
bogld wish to play their golf at
uiAh-
Down a. 'hc Great Neck Golf club
o0 Ions bland o putting contest by
electric light was held recently. and
if was q tbeaplan William Hodge
The Nan From fioms who won
omple'ipg The nine holes %
Asked whether "a" light did not
bother him Hodge laughed and re-
piled Why no. I'm accustomed
10 doing everything by that light
aud tcf riFhr ar home
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
SPEED DEMONS
TRY OUT TODAY
Race Stars Will Drive Against
Time In Qualifying
Trials

CHICAGO. Aug l5-Au,omooll-
speed demons from al parts ct The
world will race sgains, time a. the
haywood Speedway here today
when they send tkeir cars over The
wooden oval tn the qualifying trials
for Saturdays Grand FviN race
Each car must make speed q loo
miles an hou 70 oushfy
No elimination trails were hela
yesterday heceu,a o. The ANAL NUN
Der out AmoHs these Who viii Try
20 qusiify today are REipl' de Pal
me-, Josef Christians. PrTuk Calvin,
George BUzahe DsriC Resis aud
Louis Chevrolet ChFistiaens. in a
Sunbeam, drove loiss miles ar
hour IN 8 test - ter lst
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Fav0rite Makes Miser-
able Showing At
Windsor Track

Trainer, touts and the talent had
been talking Borrow for DAYS, When
thsy swoke Wednesday morning, tc
and that II had rained, they said
he cculdnt lose. II was just the
sorf OF track he liked And the
gold heaped high until Borrow was
q 10 20 3 favorits.
The big nag from the Whitney
stables wss hardly halt way around
the track when thousands Of eyes
looking out from grsndstanc
srosnlng under its weight saw him
wavering. As he neared the last
quarter All smiles, running a.
pretty and steadily as any "hoss
that ever carried a jockey. pulled
ahead Of him-snd the hearts OF
those who had laid so heavily on
him sank.
Az they passed the last post and
dashed down the stretch Borrow
seemed 10 stop. he was losing so
ehamefully ana Nhen All Suiirs
reached the tape the big favorite
was ave lengths behind The stands
muttered and the men in the pit
cursed. II vas a big day and a
big loss 10 the talent
Only four horses faced the bar
rief. the others having been
scratched because OF the condition
OF the track. Colonel Yennie and
Fuses followed Borrow home. Slip
shod, Rancher and Reserve were
scratched.
These nass, however. will be seen
In today's races.
The rain had transformed a track
that was swift into course OF
sticky soil and made IL sorely uI-
certain
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Pop Ceers
BefterS TUO
MinuteRecOrd

X COLUMBUS. O., Aug. l7.-"Pop"
Oeers smashed HE own record, Wed.
tnesday afternoon. when he drove
sths pacing stallion. Napoleon Direct,
lfnstss than a tweminute clip, the
4rst heat being in 1 50 ia, the race
record for 1915.
The race was one OF the most
Sensational OF the season. and for
tha second time resulted in the
overthrow of Single G.. the Indiana
4 stallion that won the fres-for-ali
races In the three first meetings OF
the Grand Circuit.
Direetum T. also did some record
breaking racing. anHening the
worlds record for one and one-siK-
tteeuth miles, which has stood for
2l1 years. Charles Valentine. the
slooai trainer, also increased his lead
sby driving TIVE OF the winners OF
the day.
4 The auction on the first pace vas
500 for Napoleon Direct. $40 foI
Single c.. and $40 in the Aeid
1sf1 Pace, eSeo, Ftrsf Dtsfsies
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Sheriff Not
To Interfere
InKilbaneGo

sANht shN AIS. 49,. ''9' w '''''
personally over me telephone mas
made inQuif concerning 'Nr pro
posed l5'rolnd 0otlhs ula'eh al Oe
dar Point. labor d">' 'n ""'.N
Johnny hlibanr ieaiaeT"'iEA' INV
holder. and G"orst 'Htn'H OK 1871.
'.nore. ar" me scheduled pa''i1'.
pants
sheriff " tx Lnay wac on OF
town and rhs governor talked io
Deputy sheriff Edward J hartmann.
who said nofhiH- about De inter.
view until the .n@rfH returned 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Rain Wednesday Less
ems Chances of
Taking Series

WASHINGTON. Aug l7--Rain
Wednesday probably lessened the
chances OF the Tigers for taking tho
series from the Nationals. because
i, means a double.header this after.
noon and double header Is hard
10 win.
Only once this season have the
Tiges won both ends OF double
bill
Harry Harper or Doc Ayrss will
probably De the choice OF Mr.. Crit.
nm for the opener. Dauss will be
on the slab IN one game and Covel-
ski or James will be sent into the
other Waiter Johnson will prob
ably nor work against the Tiges
this series lie went 10 innings
with Boston. Tuesday and II will
not be his turn 10 work for several
days
Dauss usually has luck against
the Grins while Coveleskie and
James have been none too effective
In fact. James was knocked out OF
rhe box m. last time he started
things against the Nationals on
their home grounds
Jennings says that Joe Wood. the
new twirler bought from the Vir.
ziuia league hs> been highly recon-.
lendcd but be has heard the same
old story about the greatness OF
minor league stars so often that he
doesn't give them much credit uA-
ri ne sees them work
Cobb arrived last nishr after
spending day 10 Cleveland. fol.
lowing the departure Of the Tiyers
Cooh u>Iaily pssfes the phi in
Washington In Chicago and Cleve.
and ne VAS more in form than he
vas az home during the tail end ~
thc series another reason why he
is expected 20 go something here
Many 81 h,s closts this year have
been when they. couldnt bring in
runs
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Tigers Face Double Bill
With the Griffmen TODAY
CALLS STENCIL a STAR,

Wilbert Robinson, Brooklyn
Nationals, says
Detroit maS have Us ~
Cobb, New York its navy Rob
ertson and Cleveland to Iris
Speaker, but Ter me, rive me
Casey Stengel he Is one pla,
or who has hot received the
credit due him He Is the hard.
esr working member of the
BROOKLYN club. and IS playing his
head on 10 be on a champion
ball club.
I'm former years the Treced.
Ing ha,sman was often walked SO
that The opposing pitcher could
Est era X az Casey. but this
season things are different. Now
the pitchers fear him certain
Is am uckled with the way hc
has come through after being
roasted by the fans in past
years
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Trapsh0ts Tune
Up For Big Event

Trapshois In every fiste in the
Union are tuning up for the Grand
American handicap. scheduled TO
start al Ct. Luis, Aug 21. and al
ready the champions have been
drowned for the year In 30 states
The complete list ~ tltisholders
Who have annexed crowns and they
records shooting At 700 target fol.
lcws: =
Arisona. " r. lie hund. s. calf
fDrnis, ". Pnrrmann, 100, Colorado.
II A. kine, 100, FLORIDA. T " Eysns,
"; oecrgia ". Brad rimms, Is. Ida /.
S ID leo Indians. Roy P,ei.tt
- iewa wtiiisy, Hialsg 100 Kan
p. Gay, ssi Maryland, a. OH, IS Mas
ncsrssits., geqrss j. Osborne, ~
yitxxsraid. o.. Missouri. G n Eaton,
S g, -. Es',s's S 8; r.i'I.,';a,Sssc..
W. ,' c !. s rss"'r:c''s W.. s scss ''T
IL rendergast 1907 North Dakota, n
4klAbcma. J. \, Walker. 81 Oregon
y oBrisn. Is, pennsylysnia; AZ
tspis. %; renns.ss., Ton Hale. y
Hls.ic~, 100, Vermont. Douglas "
sreisy. 80 vi.sln!s. ". y Rynnel'
Vset vfelnis. w. Wfes.susch. 90
These shoots were held after the
5siA q. A. n and the winners are
.ohnrsfors eligible 20 compete IN the
cnse chsmrfcn<hir event NJ tbs
0>1e q. A. II
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Not So Long Ago
Golfer Was Called
a Nut" But Now

II was not 20 long ego, ssys he
Ne" York Tribune" that the sight
OF man earnestly pounding ~.
lie white pin over me hills and
through the dales used 20 tickle he
popular mirth The golfer was re-
gsrded as one Who belonged 20 The
common or garden variety % nut
But nov we have two golf courses
IN the Brony aud both o. them are
eternally busy Which leaves he
conclusion thst either the golhrg
person Is not nut. or that the
number Of nuts has increased to an
alarming degree n the Hypothesis
that the golfer 10 nuity) must ~
maintained, the outlook is sad for
the country. for statistics will dem.
onstrate that half the Inhabitants OF
the United States will be nutty In
less than 50 years Oh. WE'LL Only
about 10 years ago we all felt sorry
for the family OF the man Who said
that he believed a dying machine
would BE- perfected some day.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

How would you ike 20 pay two
bits a minute for your iavortte
sport
It's being done though in our
best regulated households this sea
son. Not over the poker table,
either. bat IN motor boat racing the
most thrilling 81 The present-dsy re.
creations OF m.li.ouairrs
Mlleage comes high in a mile-s.
minute motor boat as me result OF
the European war which has ooosr
20 the price OF gasoline one sal.
Ion OF fuel a. - cents Is consumed
IL Swimming d mile 2 ;he latest
time annihUa,ing hytrcTlanes
Gasoline. however Is only on ~
the minor costs ot Tho speed boa
\ fortune Is shot 10 pieces a, The
uutse, In purchasing ny aae.y ma
chined motor 5glr OK BE most "a
peusiye ,-se,s and aluminium. The
life 81 this motor is limited for
under the terrific strain ot deliver
.ng every ounce OF energy i' can Do
= ira! craft. 4llcay show .EUs %
wear
The scrap heap contains th-
skeleton Of many champion '1at
has scorched The water tI' .ev
times
The race for he gold challenE-
cup 10 be staged IL the picturesque
Detroit river or Belle Isle next
month. piU represent an outlay Of
$3.50 Ono By contestants .7r the
building and operation ot 're'-
scooteTs
II ~ill oe the fourteenth ANNA,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

contest FOR this classic motor boat
ing trophy and viii be preceded by
minor races On The three previous
days The course extends up the
river into Lake - Clair making a
Hve-mlle circuit, which must De
completed six times FOR total dis
lance q 50 miles FOR each heat
daily
Ten boats are expected 20 meet
in the classic ,hs feid being the
largest on record Miss Detroit
last years wianer. will defend her
,i'ls Detroit viil De represented
by Two other e.srs- Raby Harold
which has Yer TO make ils initial
plunge and Miss HsmtramcS an.
other b.dYo s4l.' 70 develop 90
miles AT hour
Barring engine 'ro4hls Miss Min,
nearous VIII Be contender A.
rns int.r.aks regatta a. Putin BAY
she So usa world, record %.
1, S. miles per hour HaEkeye
owned 1g President \ L. Judson.
nj me American Power Boat asso-
citation. - another entry She vas
a0t -eacy for the big meet las year
and Nas subsequently burned 80
badly thar .r vas necessary To re.
tv.ld her
count Nansowski has nominated
ANKLE Deep " Common. % But
'alo viii send Buffalo enquirer 10
rhs races vhile Ugis Ducknhg
speedy craft tTCm san Francisco
and tre Barracle which averaged
=. miles ar hour against Miss Mil.
7sspoH- sr- efhNF entries
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Borrow Loses By Five
Lengths To All Smiles
CALDWELL is STILL IN SAD

NEW YORK. Aug. BE
cause he has not made his sp-
pearsnce around club heEdqusr-
ters since his suspension In -.
Louis. Ray Caldwell. star right
handler for The Yankees may
draw another layor according to
announcement oy col jacob RuP-
pert TO-DAY.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
TWO FAVORITES
ARE BEATEN
AT SAGINAW

SAGINAW, Mich. Aug II with
the time better and the racing hard
NO fsyorifes were defeated here
Wednesday In The second day o.,
the Short Ship meeting
Marion Ashley proved a surprise
IN the 90 pace hut did not win
she led in the frs' heat until In
the stretch when BaTonwooi passed
her hy a nose. and won the o'ae'
heats Pearl Thorn also sestel
Belle Mckee
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
BAKER rs DUE
TO RETURN SOON

NEW YORK Aux This
week probably viii see the re-
turn 20 active service OF y.
Franklin Baker smuggling laird
baseman OF the Yankees Baker
has been ont OF tho game several
weeks with three fractured ribs
received when 10 ran into the
grandstand In a chase for q high
foul AZ the Polo grounds Ma.
gee and High, other crlpples. re
turned Saturday
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
East Meets west In Tennis

LAKE FOREST, H.. Aug II
East meets vest here today In
final match OF the national ton
doubles preliminsriss Maurice Nc
Loughlln and Ward Dawson. o..
Angeles, Pacific coast doutle.
cham ions. and George " Church
Tenany, n J., and W T. Davis
Philadelphia. eastern champions
Will be the contestants.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Judges Will
UseHandsome
Dodge Yacht

II all be easy going for ,ls judges
In the gold challenge cup race and
oRe-mlle championship Of North
America on the Detroit river. sept.
=. I, and . The famous yacht
Nokomis, owned b. n Z. Dodge.
Detroit motor car manufacturer and
yacht enthusiast is 10 be the
judges boat during the entire speed
festival. The Nokomis Is one OF
the largest and most deliberately
equipped yachts IN the country and
attracted vide attention while being
built in the east several years ago
She is a steel steam craft $50 feet
long, % feet seven inch beam
Nr. Dodge. the owner, as Well as
his brother. John ? Dodge Fill Re
among the interested spectators n.
+ Dodge is member OF the Mas
Detroit Power Boa association.
With the rank u rear commodore.
The race course IL along the De.
troit river front. with admirable "a.
cilities on all sides for spectators
At least 10 % the fastest boats n
the country will participate
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
GIANTS NAY RECALL DOOM

PHILADELPHIA. Aux e.
Ehar.ey Doom. recently released
D. the Giants 20 Rochester. may
go, a1lsh tho season AS q big
Lacquer The Giants are Up
against u Tor blcas'op since
,he iRIly go BIZ RsrIden and
NeGrav doesn't feel ike rasing
chances xith his recruits fence
Doom may 0e recalled
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Wesbrook Loses Fourth
Round to Ira Reindel

Three champions win l!tIes fell
In The. late WedErs.a. afternoon
fourth round u4tcse- for tho state
championship on he Detroit Tennis
clubs courts ard among them Ha-
Matter Neubrook- upon whom
many Detroter, had pinned hopes
Of victory
Theodore LdgH,Ier holder ~ TX
northern Michigan little. Tas strip
ped Of mis- hoHors N match alta
lee. OF Augusta Ga Miss buda
stevens. OF Toledo SOmau cham
pion ~ Michigan va also defeated
in the singles 3D. Mr. Ellis, one o.
the stellar net players 81 Chicago
Pay In the mems singles has nov
reached The .aur finals. ~1ich I'D
be PLAYED this afternoon b. rhe FOL
lowing survivors Ira Rel~ds' for
ner city champion Keller rh~
Cincinnati crack Garcia the he
troit Filipino. and lee bel1oe and
Kiefer wil start at O'Clock and
the other TWO VI. follow a. 4
o clock
In he Reinde Wesfbroos match
the bes' tenni. q the tournament
gas shown Both played sggre-.
slvely and with remarkable skill.
The struggle wsE close and Wei.
fought. 70 'he deI ght Of a Iarge
crowd on me club house yeranda
Westorook took The frs, set So
showing great accuracy
sum warIah
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Tah.r. G.rs.

Detroit a. aahlnEtou. 100 gene
81 l.HuIh a. Fniladstf-s two
Fa0ea.
fF.ra11 81 Boston
Cleveland ~ Nau Tr~b
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
SIS Fine for maklna Speech

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. II
Centerhelder Pete Allison, Of the
New Orleans baseball club. ia Oh OF
giving advice 10 fans. After being
jeered during a New Orleans-IAttls
Rock game here yesterday. Allison
stepped 10 the grsndstand and made
a fes remarks As a result Allison
was given fine OF SIS
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Jack COMBS sayH that = the
uod aera WIn the National ieaEIs pen
nant shsrrod Smith and Ff Pfelffer
WIlI lying home the world series
bacon why don't you speak for
yourself. John
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

According 20 lake rEVhsrf the
anis Way 10 hunt scientifically BE- 20
-'H.a tre BALI tp Ifi tax" two uGt-
Geld relays 60 get 10 back f1 the
pia'e