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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Personal Mention.

Mrs. James r. English left this after.
noon for hubbard 10 make two weeks
visit with her brother, Rev John Eng
lish
Mrs Richard Weaver md her mother.
Mrs. G. Martinson, leave tomorrow 10
visit for several weeks with friends IN
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Petersen Of Salt
Lake City are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. v. w. Cuttings, Of Wearne Park
and will remain In Omaha until Mr. and
Mrs. Cuttings leave to make their future
home IN Kansas City.
DR.. and Mrs H. y. Lemere and Mrs
n. c. Gibson OF Omaha are among the
now arrivals at The Films hotel. Excel
slor Springs
Recent arrivals at the Hotel snapp in
Excelsior springs are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
G. Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Dignon and
Miss Augusta Bowen.
Miss Fay Herzog Of Sioux city IL tn.
guest Of her grandmother. Mrs William
Rothsohlld. Mrs. l.. p Herzog Ia visiting
her sister Mrs, Samuel Kat1, at the
Fontenelle
Mrs. w. E. Freeman has returned 10
her home IN Lexington, KY. after vs-
iting her parents for some weeks.
Mrs, Julius Rosonfeld OF Council Bluffs
iR entertaining MisA Corrine New and
Miss Loewenthal Of Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Social Gossip.

Mrs. j. J. Dickey and Miss Katherine
Thummel, who have been visiting in
Honolulu. arc expected home this even.
ing on q . O'Clock train.
Mrs. J, DO Forest Richards who has
been very ~ with an attack OF grippe.
ID recovering.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
At the Opera.

Friday evening Mrs. Arthur Crlttendcn
Smith entertained IN her box
MeHsrs. and Mcsdames
Fred Hamilton John a, Alcshanc
Mrs. Warren Rogers
Miss Harriet smith.
Mr. IgAae lnrpnnlnr. lr.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

10 be with Mr.. Toe1e's mother and
stber saturday, when they celsbrhts the
eolGen wedding anniversary. They are
expected home Sunday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Motor to Falls City.

Mr. and Mrs. John w. Towle and
cnughter, Miss Marion Towle. left this
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
For Mrs Kemper.

4 very prolty lnfofinal tsa was gwen
this afternoon FOR Mtp. Bernard Henry
Ksmper ~ Chicago by Art. Arihur 4.
Hitehle a. her home The rooms ana
tsa table we're decorated ~ yellow, car
rifd oui ~ jonqmls. Amohg lhosc pres.
ant we're
HaHdan1os sfasdstere
Hernard ~ kempcf, q " Ashton
kafheTine FoRarit ofOsrHf HAumelstef ~
council BluUa rhUnoD Hluug
Arthur y fsiiehlf, q, ~ FaBuinR.
Mrs Lula B0uch
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Betrothal Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs, osear a. Scott announce
the engagement Of their daughter C0r1a
and Mr. Carl Etnyre Wadsworth, son
~ Mrs, =. y wsdsworth of Council
Bluffs The wedding viii be large
home affair 70 be celebrated he middle
Of MAJ.
Miss Scott II ~ attractive girl and
most popular In High school and The
state university. where she became a
member Of n BetE IN sorority. Mr.,
Wadsworth attended The Annapolis
Naval academy but did not finish from
there
Complimentary 70 her daughter. Mrs.
Scott entertains ~ luncheon Saturday
Miss Mary Fitch, principal Of Lake
school, where Miss ecott has been teach
ing. entertained The teachers at her
apartment IN The Hamilton last week
complimentary 10 Miss scott ana on
Saturday ~ Beta Phi sorority girls en-
tertained for Miss Scott AZ the home of
Mrs Binder IN Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Past Festivities.

Mrs Charles 9. Fiyfrson entertained Al
luncheon and cards Al her homo Wodness
day afternoon in honor 81 her mother,
Mrs J. g. curran. who Is soon to re-
turn 10 her home In Galesburg, H. The
table was decorated IN Easter fagors IN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

lfale green Prizes were won by Mos
dames Otto II. Meyer and J. W. Hood.
Thore present were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

Hacking Might Cough Relieved.
Dr, Roll's Pine Tar Honey taken =
little al time viii stop your cough
soothes irritation, Only Csc. All drug
gists, advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

kiFkn rider liauag al
aAes q sac ioF 30
AHA hArk ilet nnahea.
ss'' shanlA b hoe
Areulns 1alsam par fan
foaih nruaha saaa
east zach "a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

For April Bride

Miss Naybcllo Church aho " 10 marry
Mr. John Morgan nest Tuesday was
given q linen shower Thufsday evening
by her sister Miss Nellie Church The
party was ehapefonod BY Mrs. Sophie
Htlne, Before the packages we're opened
BY tho bride 70 be- q buffet supper WAS
served, and the evening passed ID g8mes
and story telling Those prefent were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

leather Beats ali how many things we have which
the pinch And the end Is yet Goods becoming
large stocks OF dress goods and silks. We advise you 10
buy now-not only 10 save money, but 70 be sure OF
satisfactory dye
We always like TO leave pleasant taste at the end
OF our ads let talk "CObItS"-There IA fitness
peculiar fitness In the mention OF the tOBE name Al
this time
Hundreds Of people, good worthy individuals. for
another deny themselves during the Lenten
The pleasantes and most agreeable things, are
usually those which are given up wholly, Some wont
play nor go 60 see others play Others won't dance
and some viii not eat candy Takes real self denial 10
give up COINS, but MS real sacrifice after all which
halids up character Wonderin how many orders are
already being placed Tor Easter CONNECTIONS
saturday April 18TH might he we'll Ca huy hox
--tobh's temptations, follow
HlaeA Walnut fau ataie from rorio b.e moiasses
htgh Walnut Meats 800 per pouna hos.
FANCY HARp oAHpins-rhsse hie tddles imo sAas
orrRA rnoAH EvF rArrms-Tasgs. lesbsoms
-, -. nAsEEa pay FRarAArpSnas' alma.
sut sSs,m 'sSs sei sss. ss ios ,ss sss sssa Ns,is
Nta ktft Nlts. R, bN' ,ee .'e1" 49, "a
tAr lHprIpvAr poWr avn wuo HAsNr swnrF
eoaar eAFns s go ase.a i.p N. 9'e, ,s.
palu s,'Fs sRa eaNtlaal'ens A " 2 80 3
si ssYt s'A es@'ss.' 3 - a. s,a ,s..s.i e rsa
airri lrpr vov roHonv ava ,aeget, iensa
iaNsd 81 Nuis tFesme Ws.samsioas Nstle fs.sa tatIt
Ment wy. sas s# Neatatt ~ eS ~ h4 asN
;.ss 49,: ..s \; S'::@ S'' IN. '.. 80, %. ...
$50 $3.50 i.' sanlos 4 MI. ~ =.
.r'; :s y; 4! . :.-:.. s.:.:. y =
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

st her home last Friday evening, The
fegturc Of the evening vas several Sc
lectlons OF The harp also paper Oh
the History Of the Harp by Miss
E8angon. Misses Vera and Ethel streitz
gave several mandolin duets. Follow
Ing the program refreshments were
served Those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

Everyday new arrivals the result buyers
visit ia New York
Lingerie Biouses. 81. 0S to $3.50 each.
Net. 0eorgetie and Lace, 90 10 S25. 90.
Crepe de Chine and Tub SIR, special at ~, 05 each
Every popular eoor--Jabot and rufne effects-New
plada and striped Reorgeuea.
SEPARATE skIRTs
Clever c0neelta, of models plain and fancy
taonA hoire silks and Groa de LoBdTea
checks, poret TwlI practical serscs
and chuddahs~ $500 20 $4,000.
Silk SUITS ARK MOST POPULAR
Not wian 10 defer buying here Desirable silks
critical We we'll stocked present and this
aiinAtlon applies Iaffca Not our experience
reahle stofeAuY other course IL very liable 20 result In
disappointment
oHllnRENs AND JUNIORS SECTION
Fully supplied Snort Goats sik suits, Wolfe and sih
Dresses shoft SKIRTS Hats Tor all ageaAnd Oh such at
traetife Middleh Nuhhy sweaters
fuf satufdas-~pollar bingham Dresses, ~ zoe
MoNrNs UNDERWEAR
nlanesa aud tfeat silk Noa-fou knNw ne far
e from the cid fashioned red flannel the clumsy
lsssY 81 the olden time We can remember
when many psuple cared little for shat underneath
DOES y .heef vas ne bus heat u e did net then d
Tor dainty uhdefaafmsna than iof NeaE neautml
lusutlaua. durable iaf the pretty gamsoles hoomsm,
fhsn % popular pfrsd underwear thow geat variety
naht nes tiale suits sra. soc K.ia aies 0Ar
sss 8, s,s iI.l' .s .et' nc s,,,. ~. sEs
VAST ntl.ss uoons
fhs sreu stripes taf skirts aaa toam have taught Ca
wonderfully Aes seH tfintA end teWe remarkably PRETTY
NeA sHipfuiaFsed hafdsfss
thFEv tftA natstAnt refad Va thF ufe ~ mAldea
nlntn. linAT ruNAn NinN un CONFIRMATION
Asn NAuniAUr
aad nffhaps ~ lhp Abe iMpFrssAs lHe mldale
e.sh RsaasA .lNm sehahaea Y iht aaa Fiast lp w
uah VA nRAst iAfh q y hHeasiEa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Musical Club Meets.

The members Of the Telpsieborlc club
we're entertained by Miss Marie swanson
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15

rebsee tee,h pasts aas
usually 500
Nit Olyssrlae per ease,
~ w.
ColNalss aasp medium
slag gAke ias
Palm Ollsa cream An
uAuaili hee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
At the Grand Opera.

Mrs Arthur crlttenden Smith has
taken box for tho three performances
Thursday evening Mrs Smiths guests
were
Mr. and Mrs Ward Burgess.
Miss Jeasie Willard
Miss Harriet Huntington Smith.
MeHers, MeEsfa,~
Randall Brown. Charles Hamilton.
Or w. o. Bridges.
At the matinee today Mrs Arthur Crit
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
At Thomas fitzpatrick & Co.'S Saturday!

en- ps shahh
thai
don blow nMdnore
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
By BRYAN MORSE.

Action will be taken today by the
Interscholastic Basketball League on
the Central High protest Of Morri.
son Barr, of Eastern High School,
at a meeting called at the home Of
DR.. William B. Hudson. Eastern
evidently intends carrying the case
through as correspondence on the
protest has continued since Barr's
removal from the Eastern-Central
game of Tuesday last.
Barr was taken out Of the game
Tuesday following Central's protest
that the player had been suspended
from athletics by the high school
faculty advisers, and that as he was
also under suspension by the A. A.
L. he had no right to play even
though he had been certified on the
Eastern eligibility list.
The case Is Iecnliar ono N many
,tsrects; and will PROBABLY bring up u
scholastic Basketball i>caSuc Which vI'l
conflict with the high sci COL hUIr,i :
action. 1t is understood that Ea-trIn
declared Barr oligib" under its luI"a
Cespite III" high school IA ,ulty 1d' isefs'
The Intcrscholastic I.ea.uc holds that
III" bigE schools shall lbide by lh'w
"iigibilitv rules. end ~ Par i~ t.
eligible to play in amy intcrhigh :" h"p!
championship games he j., U.HliEihl" t"
play in the ieHeuc '".rrnsis. The mt
Ter viii lc thrcshei "1t todn%
Catholic Univ"rsi,v BATTLES n.> Navy
team al .Annnro!iS To-Day. lie
;,,no the Navy Is directed 'Ly Jtri oil
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
FRANCIS OU|MET IN
DANGER RFORSTA7US
Amateur Golfers Case Exactly
Like Those Of Mclaughlin
and Bundy.

NEW YORK. Jan. H. %luuI icc NC.
LouSAlin and Th"mas BunIY the l.
cine Coast tennis >tarS Whr have 20
eral times won HonorT in -, nation Il
an-Comers tournarrcnt o., Eastern
courts. are not the only ar,at"u>a lik'I>
TO "ndanSel their athot.r stand,u'-
through tic sale OF .pn' ,lnG gonI@.
Francis ruimCt. ,llitc rs Nn., knowl, nu
the links As Mtl.vu4hl'u is ON th-
courts. Is coins 1h"ad WIN airnre
ments he has madr to cSta blj-h spot,
Ing Huods store in Bostou Wrlr JOAN
H. sullivan as mis- partner.
.AS consequence U;ticillS of la,,
United states ioii AsSociu,ion arc in
much the same state OF mind as Ikr=,.
who guild the destiny ul tn" Nationr!
LInn Tennis .>saoC,atiCn. roth bodice.
anDHlt nifty. lcrl chat thr b. b..einCse "n+ci.
priSc& OF these nromin"nt .>ppmrnts of
their rcsr' "tivc ,'port- viii 'NdunEcr tIv
amatcu! standing OF III" rl"rl r0nccrncL.
but neither organization has taken any
orlciai acton on the question rs yel.
Ouimcl has gone back TO Nu.ston Il ION
TINS CITY. Ills ceta llishment vii! be to-
Gated at s. BronIi.ld strcn:. we'll situ-
atcd 1or Slch an enterprise. The plaC"
Is being renovated and rc1Nd"led 0nd
the young partners expect to open for
business on April or q fcIT Gn%, latcy.
Ouimet, during his visit ~ New YORK,
nlnd" the final .hlnn&emCuj, tor pUr-
cnaSt 81 ms STOCK or COodH, "hl"h VIII
hc delivered in plenty Of time before H."
store is opened. Golf. tennis. baseball.
football, hockey. basketball cymndstlc
and track equipment will h" on sal.
The nam" of tine firm will Simply
"Orimct 4 sullivan, Sporting Goods. ."
Ouimct has gone % far with hi, plans
that there is no chance for him to hac,i
out now. accnrdin& to his friends. In
case the United States Cole Association
should rule ineligible for anHteur CON-
petition all men Who sell ,:olf goods.
Ouim"t Will be unable to avoid loss Nf
his amateur status by means of with
drawing from his new venture, they
.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Adrian Sizer Is Elected
To Head YaChtsmen Here

Adrian Sizcr viii again head the Capt.
tai Yacht Club, having been selected
commodore at the annual meeting held
recently The officers of III" club ar" )
follows: Commodore, Adrian SiZer; vice
commodore r. ClN lie Cruitt: secretary
treasurer, Daniel a. Fowler; measurer,
Lyman r. Hcwins board OF directors.
George II. bright. II. r. Hartley, Alan
rommtttrcs and f1a9 Officers were ap-
pointed as folio ~: Committee on ad-
mtssions-Richnrd s. Doyle, a. II. Bed
ford, and Richard V. Barry; house com
mittcc Daniel RI. Fowler, K. '1Ede
Cruit ana Alan Q. Clephan"; reEH;ta
committee. Horace c, Chundlnc, Roy h..
Burnham and r dc p. weston: audit
ing rommttrc. DR.. w. A. Frankland.
GeorGc II. Bright. and Swift q. boykin :
lurgcon' Or. W. A Frankland.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

may breathe easily for John X Tenerthe
know that his league willing make peace with the Feds
Though he didn't quote Barney Deyfuss has
left New York for Chicago bearing the olive branch of Fordsm he
does know that the big Hermann Johnson and Tcner will not
of business wholesale wnebuyers and judges As matter
fact the National Commission is institution for the well
fare of baseball but why should consist only eaguels
Why not add the minors and the players This
said with the slightest nsnuaon that Garry Hermann and
leagues have used anything
but the best of judgment their handling various baseball
coming before them Indeed, they have shown wisdom
representatives leagues players
by VIII Vi SIo 0oSr6 soo % it hoped SO ~ anyway
baseball needs all the assistance get for the next couple OF years
they T The s5s a o % "ff " Id "~ whenever
M ss s" s s be so s' the n,Ss2 Founded 5 HS the he
a @ The %no o5S have o So Hs & % S the big S % a
S" LITTLE % st to hs n hs sor 9o M
American Bowling Congress far that
$''SSS { po5abv S' @
they would W be for hey would haye be
legs bowicrs viii not get great bowling
they viii wpys @ be- Fs9 Sos by s hS n o
wSh all sT pE se aPp to the enr 1 M oh %
aivation.
really ANY % .s The VIA VIA x xamnG 1.-THE the G the
addresses Fielder Jones asking that he receive tr9 in either the
SusS on o % A ean tns r
Ssd with s e & tSG nP yea s asG s Tinker oUs ~S have & been
c 5 5 sss had Id; to Sss from &C. S n ST 3 with s
sign up players approached George Stova
This Hedges had
Earl Hamilton Browns top figure
Them the dayfor the payer-and they
Really Jess Willard enters for ten rounds with Frank
Moran the will be disappointed Willard has
aggressive boxer He has always been willing wait for the other
fellow rounds he would hardly be when
hell sounded As for Moran who mas he licked who had
whatever? Moran
New Workers. cheese campon Jim Cofey On this and
Moran been
s &0 IS" % s%SsS"S Ss far S'SSs
big and outponed Moran until
that right landed his jaw. Willard
will $4,000 guarantee dazzling him
Willard and Moranmerey Of
doting the
believing Folwe succeeding than
Fowel is supemey confident His confidence has
among all
tude When the Red and Blu" varsity marches
Field fall there will be chorus jbes
have welcomed hcm occasions last olwe has
member of The squad
graduate
coach
all this
Johns Hopkins and Washington and Jefferson seventy
thirteen defeats No wonder Penn cheerful.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Retains All Coaches.

ITHACA. N Y. Jan. 15.-The Cornell
football coaching staff next fall will b"
the same as that of last wear. accordinG
to an announcement OF the Athletic
Council today DR.. Albert n. Sharpe Is
under contract for four more wears. bur
the contracts Of Dan Reed and Ray
Vanorman. the associate coaches. OK
rired last fall. They have been re
newed.
DR.. Sharpe has been elected Cornell S
representative on the football rules com
mittee.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Gallaudet Team Wins
Two at Noel House Gym

Gallauders first md second team
won 9alncs in tho benefit held. at the
Noel House gym last night AGAINST the
Roland and Federal teams. nc var.
sity runpcd away with the Rolands by
2 score Of IS to Il. displaying brand
Of passin- which was 100 much for th"
independent team.
The Seconl team defeated the FEEDER,
aiH by q score Of % to H. RockWeH
sitv. scoring aight and uine baskets. rc-
-pccti,"ly. Hughes was the best play
or for tho Roland I've.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Jersey City Basketers
Will Battle Terminals

Jnr-oN City's champion basket
bail team will play the Terminal Y. NJ.
{ \. shooters at Union station 20.
mig. in tn" finals for tic Eastern
cha ampioT%hip. LAST week tho Wash
ingtor team defeated the Camden five
tor the sectional title,
Tho cnNt"st ia scheduled in start -
feanl vii annrx the I?a~tcrI t,!o. Tho
Wash nGton PLAYERS ho"c N""r travel
ing alonG at a fast clip. ana expect to
land the contest
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Rules
To Be Adopted Tomorrow

NEW YORK.. Jan. l5.-Eulcs govern
in.- participation in summer baseball bN
track aud field athletes viii he adopted
herH tomorrow afternoon by the inter
col'o-iate officials. Chairman Gustav"
q. Kirby. of the advisory committed
ssid today. The rules will either re-
strict or prohibit such athletes plaNinE
summer baseball Pennsylvania. Har-
ward. Yale. Columbia and Cornell Will
be rcnresented at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

We pick our 1916 .All-American teams
in advance. Here they are
CROQ QCET'--LUC1NTIiA BEAN
T1DDLiWIN\S Fl A Il u / EliE
ZANE
ARCHERN--MISS TAQCE.
DOM MlNOES~-FULLER SEWI'.
R1EBAGE-THROA pHITT
TiCk-TACk-T k-TOE-kNOTT THAR
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
AL Lawson Will Have
Independent Circuit

PHILADELPHIA. Ian. 1s.-N ~
Lawson promoter Of the Atlantic.
tnion, and United states indep,,,Ient
haSrbal leagues. has started another
OUTLAY organization to be known rs thr
Atlantis" LEAGUE. At 4 mcCtin. hCra
Yesterday be announced that the circuit
WnHld consist of Reading. Paterson. JrI-
soy City, and New York. anyway, and
that four more cities will be admitted Al
tho next meeting
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Player Off to War.

HAMILTON. Ontario. Jan l6.-- Tommy
Hess, who was - catcher ~ the AIhnnr
Sew York Statr League club rrr =
mulrh"I Of years and WAS lat" with
Hamilton. in the Canadian League. has
enlisted tor overseas servi,e with the
10th battalion. OF this city.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Joe Jackson Promises
To Lead League at Bat

CHICAGO. Jan. l5.-"l'm going to
lead the league in oattina." JOE Jack
son told Manager Rowland aft>l hun
lyins r"rc from Cleveland when some
one told him Rowland was Going TO
put him on the bench next season as
u"i}!T 1No,hins H,1H to h., sid Rowland regard
ir.- thr bench report.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Readville Track Gone,

BOSTON. Jan. II--Thr 'onn of Drd.
Ram has rurchaneu foI nonraNlncnt or
taxes the tanUrs grand circuit race
track at Ucadvllu. 1t was owned by
Andrew J. Welsh and had been Idle
tor thee years.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
To Train Wolverines.

ANN \EBoR, Mch.. jar. 15.-Her.T
Tuthill. in" Tiger truiu.,' who has
brcn in charge of thc Army football
s,uad Tor the past tour St"Sons, has
siEued TO train the Michigan squad neat
season.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Carroll to Play.

Carroll Institute basketball t'a'a HiH
nl.y the Federal A. &. t"niSN 1T |:"D
IT, the latter's gymnasium After the
,;,r77c there will ~ dancing.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

Eo:fur y .cc''cS II iu.. Lt<,, " huSr-
h"V tea - 'otN ye"Tt, 40 ~ al iin'
t,c~ Lurt vat aecr N"St "r'o2. IT.,
I" !I'n"" u. J hnr, uc.c, >-e1 " 40 h.'-
|~.7cS Of c.ay EtHd -, Nosh,pstoH, JuSc.
LGH, ro". sohtdre, ;ootb1H. ntnocLle.
coS,Hr, ,"Ichccst a. 0My "tter sports.
Whch a" vo', ih-nE u'o tcil hGre 4"
Iro"Id Scri:s q ,oa.c:hian in WcShi'I-
too! IouWS, NOPE AWAIT
We can promise you nothing n
worlds series. blt the Geld Fish
FancirrS Of America are seriously
thinking of holding their ccnven-
lion here next fall, in The event of
kokomo, Indiana, refusing 70 accept
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Empires Lose.

The Umpire \. {. basket ball team
3ourneyrd To Annapolis. Md, yesterday
and received y to y defeat at the
hands of tho Machine Gun team OF The
kirst NeEimeMt
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Will Play Soccer.

rhc steel and Ordn"ncc Company viii
plav the Washington So' "cI Ilnh At
Sevr ntcCnth and l. streets, PUtumaC
Park, tomorrow al 30 .. m.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Babe" Ruth in Line.

BOSTON. Jan. l5.~-' Babe Ruth, tho
hard-hittins Southpaw twirlcr. has
signed vim 1hc Red So% for another
season.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The lad who invented per cent
was no slouch. There is also con-
siderable gray matter incorporated
INTO the double squeeze, but give
the Kaiser due credit for refusing to
cntrust his boil to an English sur
geon.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
LEAGUE TO TAKE Up
CENTRAL'S PROTEST
ON EASTERN PLAYER
Barr Case Opened Today at
Meeting When Representa-
tives Gather for Discussion.
League Standing

Yesterdays resultS-N estCrr. 50;
A. n. r. %: Central. It; st Al
bans. 10.
Next game - Tuesday Arcade,
Western VS. Eastern.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Answers To Queries

D'o, Fd--Acfo'1 acton, 0ctoia, Shq-
get, "''o'o, Hq,chq: qhm 5iEl oetoini
IOH% SIlcCrelY. LINA TIP!.
Dear Lina--kluNXNrk wrkZnl
acton.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

"T here is a
m d re ment on
foot 10 m a @
walking pOpu-
lar"
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

4 ne" "hte hope has been uueuf.A-
ca :" Montana. n sc"ms they don't burn
hrm reru deep out there
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

VIII tho Braves of 1916 cheer their defeated opponents
,cy have hung up victory? That la Harvard, yknow.
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person who continues TO accept a
paper sent him through the mail
is liable for the subscription price
regardless of the fact that he new
er subscribed for it or that he
has ordered it stopped. So held
by the supreme courts of Iowa;
New Hamspire, Delaware and
Wisconsin. This is the law gener-
ally.
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For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
n ,'sa. IL sss ., &M2zzx
Stronu Words.

Big words pass for sense with
some people and sometimes may be
very successfully used when nothing
else will answer, says an English
writer. Thus when a man, in great
alarm, ran to his minister to tell
him he could see spots on the sun
and thought the world must be com
ing to an end, ooh, don't be afraid"
said the good minister, cts nothing
but a phantasmagoria" els that
ALP" said the frightened man, and
then he went away relieved.
Avery smart lawyer some time
since had the misfortune to lose q
case for client who had every rea-
son to expect success. The client,
plain old farmer, was astounded by
the long bill Of costs and, hastenins
to the lawyers Office, said, 81
thought you told me we should Ger,
tainly gain that suit ?" $50 did,
answered the lawyer, 'but, you see
when l brought it up there before
the judges they said it was a quo
rum non judice." "Well, if they sale
it was as bad as that" replied the
old farmer, 81 don't wonder we lost
It." And he paid the costs and
big fee besides without another
unurmur.
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