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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Editorial Snapshots

Pittsburgh Dispatch: While the Du
Points may be able 70 get nitrogen from
air II IN beginning 10 be doubted whether
they can turn out presidency that way.
Chicago Herald: Roosevelt and Root
dlBed together the other day and u may
not be- long before W. have the former
saying that, after I'll, he did have IN Mr..
Root great secretary Of state"
Boston Transcript What the Chicago
convention will have 70 lOOk for IL mil
itsTy man 70 be- the running mate 70
Hughes II tbsrs's one combination that
appeals 10 oidsfashioned Americans it'a q
Judge and a major,
Baltimore American; NJ Taggan IL
content with being q Onssyoaf senator,
much 10 the surprise Of IIOosiefdom. Hs
will not faee The people IN . popular cleo
ton, The new system OF choosing United
States senators may be vindiesting itself
IN such m episode,
Brooklyn Eagia Representative Bailey
on poDnsYigsula, good Bryan msn ~
pushing constitutional amendment ~
make the presidential term nix years with
absolute ineiiRiblity for reelection. That
would save the face ~ the fellow WHO
framed the single term plank ~ Bait.
more, ana 10 no harm 10 anybody. There
fore, n Will commonly be called good
p0lltloso
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Natures Way Of Doing Things

New York pacIfsts parade with much mer.
rimcnt an imitation of q dinosanr AZ an illus.
traton Of the inutillty Of preparedness. This
antediluyIan saurian WAS armed and armofed
10 the limit, and he passed away; ergo. do not
frm to defend yourself Why not exhibit the
turtle, also armed and afmorcd7 This reptile
preceded the dinonaur, and has outliyed him by
Asons Of time, and yet wears his amor The
thunderbeast and the three horned monster, the
giant-slayer, and all the long list Of terrible
creatures that disported themselves In the sedgy
awamps the everglades aud forests, or swan
the murky seas OF the young world, are gone.
but their descendants retain weapons OF defense
and offense not 10 formidable. perhaps. as
those Of their predecessors, but quite ms service
able.
Nature answers the unprepared In other
ways Her laws are the laws Of progress. 80
careful Of the type she seems. 80 carelchs OF the
single lfe." was not Idly written All through
nature the great devour the small the strong
prey on the weak, II we turn 20 nature for an
example We got this one lesson, memorable and
nmutabo. The dinoaauf would be with Us
got had he been properly adapted to the life
nature prepared for his SUCCESSOR His armor
was not his weakness, but his inability to change
with the "unccaaing purpose" that runs forever
eliminated lnm from the great scheme Of things.
The turtle persisted. and 50 did the jellyfish,
and the amoeba they are leftoyerr, lingering
unnoted among the rubbish OF ages.
Natures law Ia forward. and the survival
Of the fittest. Just az surely today aa II ever
was, and man Ia not permitted 10 determine
who or what II fit 10 survive. He may how
ever. plan wfihu his wisdom for hIs own pro.
leotIon and perpeLnallon
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Truly Pathetic.

The plteoue appeal Of the senator's personal
organ 10 Mr., Bryan 70 stop INDUCING IN abuse
IL truely pathetic The question N pfopounded
10 Mr. Bryan whether ~ sometimes ~ he lies
alone In bed In The Silly watches of the night,
communng with his own soul, he does not
grow a BIZ tired Of II oil"
Again, Mr.. Bryan Il asked why he does u
md this answer IL youchsafed for him; 1T
nay be that the milk Of human kindness has
dried In bis breast or he simply cannot help
himself"
Remembering the regular habit Of the sen.
etor's paper Of besplng unsparipg abuse upon
political opponents, upon the slightest pretest
and inyenting the pretext when u does not
exist, II certainly ~ all no very silly, 10 very
absurd" To man Mp . tree. II looks merely
like chickens come home 10 roosf'- the good
Doctor Bryan administering 70 the senator
some Of bic own medicine out Of his own bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha
eempllsa 100 na. rll...

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~ fpaueiah piiisffs tHssdsni sidney aHlib. $50.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
German Terms for Peace.

Chancellor Won Bethmann- Holiweg compre-
benaiyely reviews the war situation IN his
lengthy address TO che Heichstag, which II really
a notice 10 the world Of what terms Germany
might consider for settlement. Laying aside
the chanceIlors estimate Of the ability OF the
German allies 70 continue the war, interest will
be found In the flat declarations u intention an
~ what shall follow the war. Two Of the chan
celIor's statements are deeply significant, One
Ia that there must DO new Belgium, the other
that Germany viii never consent 70 turn over
the occupied Russian provinces 10 Russian con
troll. These questions brought forward 40 In
cidentas 10 military campaigns, are certain 70
loom big In the readjustment of boundaries
which must come with peace.
Nothing In the chancellor's address gives so
inkIlng ~ 10 the intention Of the German states-
men for ultimately dealing with the Poles, 18th.
uanians and others Of the submerged nations
whose aspirations for national life have taken
new wgor In the clash of battle Unless the
German policy has changed entirely, the prov
iGces wrenched from Russia VIII be- attached 10
Germany and Austria As 10 the new Bel.
gIum@ spoken Of by the chancellor, the lons
tinued occupancy Of this country by Germany
bas been foreshadowed from the first Al of
This II contingent on the final triumph of The
Germans In the war.
The program outlined by y01 Betbmanns
Holweg II, Of course, subject 10 review, 81
least. n not amendment, and may undergo con
siderable revision before II IL submitted. II Is
" interest 10 know, thus early, 10 what the
Germans are looking ahead
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Nebraska Editors

Joseph Tagwefksr will start a new Ger
man weekly paper 81 Columbus. Il viii be
known ~ the Nebraska stats nemokrat
hnd sili make lts appearance this week
The Gordon Democrat A w. CLARK,
editor, viii issue daily edition durlns
the Indian congress a. Gordon, lats In
SHAY,
u & Marshall has purchased the Nsf
del outlook
frank ". TaYlafi retiring postmaster
~ Table naek has bpusht The Table
Hook Argus from Airs Anna u Herr
Possession q 20 ts Elfsn AZ ones. AZ
TaYlaf 0snsd The tfKns ffam ~ % iaia
hsMnE purchased Il ffem lhs late tfsa
iAAler
n "A nAlptAlih pfpntislor N The
AiuAwurth Star Journal has arranged fef
She hulldina ~ home faf hN narsf
Ths nos office slll hs Nsee feet and nlll
have dressed hftFs sad plsls slsss
ffuat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

plllaged the place while the big dog slept
The nuburbanlte HE'D him 70 the dog ran
cier and told him about w.
We'll Vot you need now, shin Lhs
Gerinan, - ieedle dog 70 wake up Ger
blk dos" - Boston Transcript
Don't you think Russian literature Nv
WOnderfbl7 80 sombcr, 70 iinpressiYely
melancholy" ,.
tho same feeling ~ reading the humorous
columns IN any religious weekly. "~Ldfs,
no you intend 10 take any steps 70
contradict the people who misrsprsssnt
your"
mo" replied Senator Borghum. when
yOU contradict something you run ths
rlgk ~ bringing the matter 10 tbs at
tfntiOD Of b whole lot ~ people who
never would have heard about II II YOU
had kept etiii"-Wa Washington Btar.
~ didn't know siggins was literary
man"
NiIe TINT
"IBut Jones spoke ~ him yesterday 49,
One W our standard authors"
no ba VI. he makes banners ana
flag" ~Ehleak0 Post,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Tips on Home Topics

Louisville courfsf-JoBrnsi; The typi-
col American IL y man who IL much less
concerned about the high cost OF beef
steak than about the skyscrapihg price
Of gasoline
Cleveland Plain Dealer Msxicans are
said 10 bs very suspicious ~ American
honesty Their suspicion IL doubtless
founded On the fact that Up here a dollar
10 worth 10 cents.
Pittsburgh Dispatch. Another diff
Guilty encountered by those who CON
demnsd the brutality Of the prize fight
IL 10 convince the folks affected that
there's any brutality in n
Washington Post; Without awaiting
an official statement, u may be- conf.
IDENTIFY asserted that the two airshlps of.
fered 10 the army by The Aero club for
q each probably are worth II.
Philadelphia Ledger Facts not only
beat fiction these days on the ses. IN the
mir and on The Land, but even the author
of Monte cnsto" would be hard put %
u 10 invent plots exiravagaDt enough 10
discount possibilities and setusllties.
Brooklyn Eagle, THE uncertain hi.
man factor blamed for accidents BY the
railroads II toiefabiy safe with adequate
and regular sleep. Long hours of labor
may be checked BY legislation, but IN.
divlduai contempt for health rules Is
pretty difficult 70 deal with.
Springfield Republican, We read that
Captain Tauscher. the Weiland canal
plotter, n "one Of the most prominent
Germans IN The United states" and also
that he IL best known. perhaps. as the
husband Of Nine Gadski. the opera
singer" The more prevalent notion II
that the position OF the husband of m
opera singer IA one of permanent eclipse
complicated by sun spots.
Houston Post. The fact that Homer
was 20 before he began the Had never
Restraints boy Of 10 when the swish or
skirts and the flnttsr Of ribbons have
flnstered him, Tie Will have 20 VT up ~
niEht and write the poetry and travel
other paths through the valley Of the
shadow o. death until he ascertalns the
illlmitable capacity Cor Ice cream ahe
carries about her person.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Pure Food Day in Nsbra,ka.

rhla Ia pure food" day In Nebraska. 40 do,
eiarod BY our governor, who SET apart this week
~ be devoted 20 the sterilization Of what Ne.
braakans enioy every day In the year from the
cradle 10 tho grave. Our people are entering
into the spifit Of the affair with apparent yeat
but not because special emphasis il needed
NehraakaA middle name Il nure fond rs larr
lilo soil, salubrloua atr and blessed sunshine
unite 10 produce IN boundleea measure food
slpffn Of al kinds OF unaueatlonod purity. Of
tempting lasts aud wholesome quality, FOR the
feeding % The people Of the world ouf fields
aud pastures afo supplemented bY mills and
factories, and the rraas and fruits, the eeeia.
hleM ana berries, The butter and eggs, nre made
available for consumption upon conditions that
make maaltlme boon aud labor ioy because
Y IL followed p' the henlsan 81 hunger 10 be
appeaaed thgpugh lnduleenee Ia home srnwn
sab txeU la "A pure lood day 10 Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06


OMAHA, April ito the Editor u The
Bee, 80 often ons hears these words,
lately, The child was kept ~ home and
still II contracted scarlet fever ! be-
lleys ~ In the air IT'S no uae trying
TO be careful And vet N there was
an epidemic Of head Hoe Or bed bugs In
the CITY. any ons would know, n child
had been Isolated and got lice Or bed
bugs. they had been carried 70 II through
some sources because they are bugs
which may be seen Bot they arf no
more bugs than scarlet fever II eaHaed
BY bBGA-or animals, 80 smSll that sclsnes
even hag failed 70 discover them, The
same Ia true o. the yellow fever bug
but scientists know II Ia bug BY rs
habits, just - hunter In Jungle
finding lion tracks or other evidence
knows lion n shout. AND scientists
have 40 successfully tracked yellow
fryer 10 IT, lair that II ID almost sKs
terminated. They have also given ~
the truth about scarlet fever, The main
essential OF which IL proper quarantine
and sir or eight weeks isolation, no mat
ter how light The cane.
There have been. within the memory ~
man, certain animals completely eztsfs
minated. This could be equally true ~
every disease germ. Disbelief of this
truth IA. N the eye N science. mere ieBor@
Auce comparable 70 the ignorance and
supcrstItion Of The savage 6f darkest
Africa,
But two or three weeks quarantine,
doctors going In and out without change
Of garments. freedom from punishment
dmprisonmsnD for those vino escape Or
violate quarantine esH not but bring
forth crop ~ sosrist fever, which viii
o0st many more lives and many thou.
s6nds Of dollars,
ANTtscABLET FEVER BUG.
The Wilson Ffvs-sfsp.
BLAIR, Neb., April ITO the Editor
81 The Bee, A. an sffdnent sgainsf
the alleged svlis Of dancing, submit
the following
THE "WITAoS FfvE.sTEp."
I. one step forward.
z. One step bank ward
z. Dns step backward
2. Hesitate
I, alde step.
5. Salute (nitJ. p, LIZ,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
A BACHELORS DREAM.

New York Times.
There's Aunt ruth 6till dspiorfuG
That I'm . lonely man;
I'm sure shed Ike ~ marry me
no her good friend AuB1hne,
NJ married Sister Mabel
Keeps aayius, early, late,
There should b9 ono 10 oafe for me-
And ~ sha's picked on Kate.
And then there's Cousin Ealiie,
Who dWelis IN Hometown sillit
Zach time I Visit her I get
IN her friend Maud my fill
They're oil Of them ~ eager
With such aoOd grace they work,
With single heaft and mind I'm quite
Ashamed I'm not Turk
/ Ike 10 he 0biiglng
IN every little thing
M wers ! Turk Wesith ~ joT
Ny fsfD9ie Yin "a bring
IA marry aIt their choices,
10 make bafefn gay,
And iOck the door md lose the ksy
And blitheiv run away
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
TINE LEE SHORE

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Niesi and Nal Hnt lhuaasF
AHt De aAFfH that rave
tIl ere sahdA thffeuItier
fthts TIE sallsH saFH
Wiaas thkt Hha asHun
tiavl aith hHfFA natF
NHHni ths iMiiihe aeafuAn
tN Mis tasalNs ksaA
NNm his nNH4hle 9Nsiiins
tiR iha shiNkts thNfk
n 9aFa iha atllamt HMsiiiNH
hsst sHh htl|aN lesf
ffam ifsf ssefina RfWaR
aastina NiiH Nff Hflss
HtaNf aNlaafhaWsH
faM lhs ffaenips stiss
NRM the NlH NiHiNK
NNf hik HAfN#8 kNetk
NFMN tAN lstliHH a4inihH
tNtfe htn H t fFa
fs taN fsssHss alss8taf
titH ffala tHftF fstH
n iiHt ~ ihlhN WsH aef
taWfs sea Heaf ats NHWs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

suppose business establishment werf ia
tfe man fef responsible position "A aUns
vFeua sAlaff twice whst he ever sarned bes
tor aaRRoss his hlsh.aalaFlsd mae. ebese
Wftlees aFe falls paid foT Is hi smplmer tfisd
q sefk slae line and peeAel pass ~ ths IS
gelplh Thai fAshtiHliY eeieWasa 10 lhe tifm tluu
has A. Yea Nhink Ne would lat anrr Ms Afsfs.
lnN aaa discovered and exposed
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

the sakevsllop that lse pasashser a,s,loha
Al opposite snas " lhs slsdusi make passsn.
asfs store Htef "a omaha lnpks lulus la
lf,ehsd II a has e,ef had that stleel ID eas
heeAaAe the rAaaeRRer missed blA daln 9ena
itnm eas station ia me either. eth re fasnl,
lhsl he carried en vpfsa impression ~ euF
eltt than he had before
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

The Missouri Pacific has succeeded In find.
inK the money TO pay the cost Of raising ita
tracks at tho Dodge street crossing. Good n
n tries Il can also find the money TO pay It's
small proporlionate share Of the cost Of a new
Union depoi for Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

when peace arrives IN Europe sod the boys
come marching homs, probably the Greatest sur.
prise ID store for them will ba some five mil.
lion masculine jobs taken over by women The
problem Of making room Tor men carries the
kerms Of industrial revolution
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

According TO New York judse. playing
Toker II not gambling, but strictly "a gentle
mans game Of Skill" blue-ribboned kit,
constitutes dazzling sign OF Judicial discretion.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Seasoned authority automatically tells
Baltimore II II no worse than other cities Of
the same size. The comforting assurance should
call out an appreciatiye response at the last
days collection
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

As rumor foundry OF sea battles, cattegat
piucks some Of the piumes Of Mole g. Nicholas
cattegat hears much. but sees nothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
07eBeesGs
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How 20 Reduce Auto Accidents
OMAHA, April ITO the Editor Of
The Bee; Why not keep the autos on
the side streets and not on the streets
with car tracks. Loss Of NE IL Gaming
too regular II would not work hard
ship ana would reduce accidents.
READER
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Purity opponents who question the loyalty Of
Colonel Bryan should note At least one excep-
ton Ills loyalty to Brother cbarley's welfare
deiies the barbs OF envy
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

The master minds Of the automobile world
ore sure to learn several new points In the
business shuttle. should they take a hand In the
oil game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Observe that the annual wet and dry"
tug-of-war has again pulled the knot In tho
rope few inches over the center.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Before becoming too excited, II might be
we'll 70 remember the fiasco made In Omaha
With q competing telephone system. Whatever
We do, let Us have no repetition Of this.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

The Ford Is rome sDeed-maker on i1 homo
political track,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Chinese philosophy teaches there Il no such
thing a. real happiness. pretty fair individual
imitation may be had II Yuan shih Kai succeeds
IN laying hands on the bunch that diahed the
crown
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

II Omaha goes into the electro lighting bus.
mess, at least let US go in with our eyen open
not with distorted expectations derived from n
tumble Of misleading figures as We dlc with the
water works
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Republican sweeps 10 local sklrmishss are
advance signs Of tbs fall landslide.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

An income tax Of rs per cent proposed In
Great Britain materially llghtens the govern.
nents task Of enforcing economy and abolish.
Ing luxurious living
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

However. the shy fliratlons Of gentle
spring do not mar the radiant Joys Of straw.
berry shortcake.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Democrats who have tears 10 she'd might
as well begin and relieve the spring drouth
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Now. watch the man with the hoe, tbs spade
ard the rake fashion HIS own place In the sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
CHEEKY cHAFP.

Arr you going 70 fisllcsts this sum.
T0ffT
"Oh no, nothing 10 expensive, We're
Just going down on the farm bali mOre
American,
Wsude Are YOU going 70 pstronize the
tNOsdCiiar tngviss7
beatrice Pay TWO dollars sBd eit IN the
0sfk7 Not 4 ! only ~ 70 the sh9u 10
SEE wllBt The audience IL airing Life,
Didn't 1istsb PiHkiy stand BY you
Nhsn ~ 1iksuD took placer"
Yes" replied M, Whiffleif6e Dawson
"tis we're sfHBdin bH me, jeB clone
enough y take good aim When he hit me
behind ~ err Washington Btar.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Subscribers leaving tho city temporarily
should have The Hes mailed 10 them. AID.
dress will be- changed as often 40 requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

- me plag more interesting nov that
II has been feglssdT
NO. They took out ai1 the objection
ebls parts Judge,
FOR the protection ~ his cottage. n sub
urbhnife bought y big watch dog 0f
German dog catcher. About o week later
ills house Wss entered by burglars who
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Persistence Is the cardinal vir-
tue in advertising; no matter
how good advertising may be
in other respects, ii must be
run frequently and constant
ly TO be really successful.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

About this lime the treasury, through the collectors
~ internal revenue, began 10 send frantic calls
for help, requesting everyone 70 send in their income
tar 40 soon ~ possible ana the balance began 10
rise on the Hast day 81 Suna A4.OV0O0 was paid in
and II reached Fs200O0 including silver bullion sub.
aldary silver minor coins. and forth. and every.
thing else that could then be thought Of.
DO you ask now this tszV000 could be changed to
ti0i0000g OF the change should not surprise
you a. changes are awa1a IN order with this adj
miniNtraton Tie measaEe That contained these N.
ter"atng figures announced very important change
Of policy with reference TO the army and navy which
would affect the treasury Prior TO this time the form
Of the daily statement had been changed and the
summary Of the receipts and disbursements for the
year given IN the daily statement Of June 10 last IL
different from that given by the secretary In his
port recently received BY congress. still sur
pfsnK change 10 the treasury accounts will be found
later, Everyone Ina heard ~ the postmaster who
said that the administration could not change quicker
than he could nnl be referring 20 different
adminislfaon~he had never held Office under No
Wilson, II he tried to keep up with this admnisira.
lion he would find himself hoptlessit disianced on
iha first quarter ~ the traces
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Evidently this balance of sAlool9o IN the treasury
June ~ ~ Then made mp DID not iatgo enough
% M McAdao daughter, he added to over
iis@0eN ftom the national hank note redemption
fund aud over aeaeo cash deposits that he aad
included In The revised details alihonsh not 10.
ccyed hY The treasury uniil after that date daughi
teri IA this way hs succeeded In hFinsins ina hal
ance up "a ntlle over slNiWooa a. hefnre stated
~ excuse fo including the amaunt aue ~ inc hank
note redemption fund 10 ihe assets rs inst n WAS
inside BY Law a PART o. The pubr debt and waa %
fludfd therein. hut q current liability, chang
ina from dai 60 daY payable on demand witch
could net preuafls b part u ueFlnK balance As
10 the eash deposits whiisf u reufse thsH hal
been eUHhled except on the day thef Nrfe "
eeNea An ihtsWAIuH fati In Felatnn 10 Ibis TAO
mllilnH ana aaa dallaru ~ fAAh dsneAllA witch tbs
secretary counts II suus ~ although not received
pnul lNy 1 Is that ne talanes Ia ths rsasnft on
tull dfppnei e NtiNMta. inetudinK the self
same cash deposits shleh 81 MeAdeo nos counts
On win thnsa g ths aAy before Apparently ths usss
pn Officials had Hasn delna sons 'eiuaan afsasins'
hs Wihhaialas lafse pafmsas unsN after ths nseal
sAr fhis wand Na matter - mNeh II ~ Me-
AaHa Mad npt taken lhiA came hAiames 81 June b
anigh Hs has fasaA l1ti"eo ana In hls pFsss state
nisRt msda h. sWepnl " ths tsiAafs ~ aams faF
inls IT, 1ans ~ HsmslY nettN fMn vhsn a.
asli statement ~ lniF showed skat lhsfs v0 ~
iac eng s hta Owes Ns@" m thsi aat Esse
Il ~ RdNas ths aUieAni " 40 tsasmpiiaH hiuA a.
1nit Ahhh 80 tlAwtfw ~ WFAaaaA rfsss STATS
mBni saaA - aFsf nwnaa IL sFgaf Az iuit
These shsnaas awlt RavMtlliF NJ MNAAsaa nnaaa
rls ssnius We have hsa sams ktsai sssFsiapiss Il
tht utasNft nal bstsf tsfafa ens $40 faulA sus
tpsa is hsfns ths Sans aspsat afsthsi aH 80 az.
hlFrl ttis 81 eha tash fksnfs = napniis nla ~
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
WINST0N-SALEM MANAGER
OUTWlTTED BILLY SMITH
Ginnsey Snatchen Bob Ehrms -y,irsinI.
Star, Right Under Richmond
Pilots Nose,

WINSTON SALEM. y. c. March IS.
Charley Clancy. plot OF the Winston
salem Twins, made another master
stroke when he signed z. II. Ehrrnan,
or the University OF Virginia. star OF
that institution, who was wanted by
both the Washington American League
and the Richmond, international
League clubs. Clancy wired Clarke
Griffith last Saturday night 10 sign
Ehrman for him. and this was done
right under Billy Smiths tRichmond
piloD nose. Smith made 4 special
trip 10 Charlottesville last Saturday for
the purpose OF giving Ehyman, who is
4 catcher. the once over"
Ehrmnu played. star ball both at the
bat and behind the plate for I'll. Uni
vcrsitS OF Virginia. He is big fell
low. and knows considerable about the
game. Last summer he played bah
and accepted money for his services.
This got him in bad with the faculty
oc the Virginia college, and an order
was issued preventing Ehrman who
was trying out with Washington, from
appearing on the ball field in uniform.