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The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
TENNIS ON ICE A SUCCESS,
Five Prominent Players Try Out
Winter Version of Court Game.

Five Prominent Players Try Out
Winter Version of Court Game.
New York, Dec. n-Ice tennis made q
successful debut in this city last night
at the Ice Skating Palace, lS1st street
and Broadway, when five prominent ten
mis- players took part in the new game
Two of the first ten ranking players
were among the five. Walter NJ. Wash
burn and Dean Mather. The other three
were Frederick B. Alexander, who sug-
gested the game. Theodore Roosevelt Pen
and Francis 7. Hunter. Washburn and
Mathey played several sets Of doubles
against Alexander and Pell and the hon
ors were easy for no score was kept
1t was only a practice match for the
competition tomorrow night but il
served to prove that ice tennis is not
only feasible bnt that 1t offers oppor-
tunfty for an exciting winter pastime.
Skill in skating Is OF course a necessity.
but it was evident that tennis skill of
a high order could be developed In the
ice game.
The players served. drove and volleyed
with much Of the same dash and skill
which they display on dirt or grass
courts. the fact Of being on skates hin
derlng them only now and then.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
RUSH WILL COACH TIGERS,
ReappOintment of Football Mentor
Is Approved at Princeton.


Is Approved at Princeton.
Princeton. N. j., Dec @-It was an
nounced this morning by George R.
Murray. treasurer of the Princeton A.
A., that John H. Rush had been ap-
pointed to coach the Princeton foot
ball team for the season of 1917.
Among some of the Tiger followers
there was just a little doubt as to
whether he would have charge of foot
ball again this fall. but in most cir
oles there was satisfaction with
Rush's work. and his reappointment
has caused general pleasure, especially
among the undergraduates.
This will make the third year that
Speedy Rush has been in charge of
football at Princeton. He came here
from the University School in Cleve-
land, where he was an instructor and
athletic coach. He is a graduate of
Princeton, but during his four years
here he never played any football He
was on the track team. and was one
VI the fastest sprinters in intercol-
iegiate ranks, which gained him the
name Speedy. This nickname stayed
with him during his undergraduate te
days and has remained with him ever
since.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
National Squash Tennis
Champion Has Close Call

New York. Dee. e2-The Harvard Club
squash tennis team defeated a team
made Up of players OF the Princeton and
Squash clubs on the Squash Club courts
yesterday. The score was s to z and the
competition took place in the Glass 4
Division of the Metropolitan League.
Eric T. winston the Harvard Club.
TIE national champion. was taken TO
three games by Charles NJ. Bull. ir. Of
the Princeton Club. Bull won the first
game, and for a time 1t appeared that
he would be the winner Winston, how
ever. pulled out the match by the score
of lis, I7-14, 166
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
GOLFER FRANCIS OUIMET
MAY BE RENSTATED

Boston, Dec. 22.-The special meeting
Of the Massachusetts, Golf Association
is expected to vote in favor OF changing
the amateur rule OF the United States
Golf Association. The meeting has been
called at the behest OF the Woodland
Golf Club. to which belong Francis
Ouimet. J. II. Sullivan, jr., and Paul
Tewksbury. who were branded profes-
sionals by the L. S. G. A. because they
embarked in the sporting goods business
The Woodland officials have been con-
Quoting a vigorous campaign and expect
that delegates from twenty-five clubs will
be on their side. Some OF the clubs
solicited ascertained the views of in
dividual members and the vote was to
l in most cases that the amateur inter
probation OF the executive committee OF
the U. S. G. A. was unfair.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
RICHARD HARTE,
HAS INFECTED ARM

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. 22-Richard
Harte, Of Philadelphia. baseball. football
and tennis star. is at the Stillman In
Urinary. at Harvard. with an infected
arm The extent or origin of Harte's In
jury has not been made public. but the
attendants at the inirmary say the case
Of blood poisoning is nothing to De
alarmed about Harte's father. who was
4 former director of health In Philadei-
phia. has been notified of his sons ill
less. and is expected to reach this citv
today.
Harte's throwing arm is affected. II
the injury should prevent fdm from
playing baseball. his absence from the
c;ltcher's position would be a big loss TO
the ninc.
HaTiCs popularity at Harvard was re-
Gently attested to when he won the pO-
tiCn Of first marshal from eignt other
candidates. including FIVE varsity sport
? captains
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
GALLAUDET TO MEET
G. W. u. FIVE TONIGHT

G. W. L. VS.. GalIsudet H. basket be "
game at $50 p. m. SATURDAY. December
5, at Y. NJ. g. A. gym. Officials, referee,
James Collinower. OF Navy: umpire, Prof.
Beckett. OF \. NJ. {. A, Official scorer.
John B. Keller. Of Washington Pos:
timer. J. Miller Tabler: announcer. Her
bert w. Ramsey: at scorebosrd. J. Leno-
vitT
G. W. C.-Almon. Giacomo. forward:
Ellison. center; Hills, Groesback lcap-
tsinI, guards. Gallsudet. also in urI-
form. Wilson, Ritzhsupt. Todd, BixIcr
and Gibbons.
Charlie Allen. OF last years squad. is
laid up with q broken NIB over his hear
and a broken nose. sustained In practice
scTimmaEe.
Patterson. husky center. is also on the
sick list and will not be in uniform.
Coach Collifower will put the men
through their last scrimmage before the
game.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Baltimore and Ohio Wins.

BaltiTpore and Ohio--Degnan. right for
ward; Miller. left forward: Spencer. CEN
ter: Hutterly. right guard; Tarr, left
guard.
Terminal Shops-Rembold. right for
ward: Aillofr. left forward: OConnor.
center; Bond. right guard; Cox. left
qua rd.
Substitutes-Baltimore and Ohio. White
LEOri Hutterly; Terminal Shops, Hawk
shaw for Cox
Referee. Collifiower. Score. Baltimore
and Ohio. p; Terminal Shops. II. Goals,
Baltimore and Ohio-Degnan. Miller. (2):
Spencer. %; Hutterly. White. Terminal
Shops-Cox. Goals from free toss, Balti-
more and Onio--Spencer. 8: Terminal
'Shops-O'Connor, CO: Rembold.
NOtes-SpcnCer and Miller excelled for
Baltimore and Ohio; OConnor. Milloff,
and RembOld for Terminal Shops.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Epiphany's Sd Defeats Auditors.

- Ii ve.y interesting game in the Cap
itaf City League last night the Epiphany
Srd defeated the fast Sixth Auditors.
Catin' starred for the winners, while
Rowe and America played well for the
losers The score being q to is. The
score:
Sixth Auditors-Rowe, right forward;
Rowe. left forward; America. center
olandro. right guard; Goodman, left
guard.
Epiphany Third-Catlin. right forward;
G. Clark, left forward; Goodman. center:
La Corsey. right guard: Zea. left guard.
Goals from floor. Catlin 90; Clark. CD;
Reeley. Rowe, CD; America. CD: Zea-
G1tAs from foul, Catlin. 0; America.
90 Goodman Referee. Mr. Plant.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
West Virginia Football Dates.

Morgantown, ". Va, Dec. N-Games
with the Army, Pittsburgh, Washington
and Jefferson, Dartmouth and Rutgers
feature the West Virginia University foot
ball schedule, which has been announced
Ten games have been arranged. The
Army replaces the Navy on the schedule.
The complete schedule follows: Septem-
ber %. Pittsburgh at Morgantown: Octo-
Der s. George Washington at Morgan
town; October Is, Army at West Point;
October 20. Dartmouth at Hanover; Oc-
tober q. Gettysburg at Morgantown:
November 8. Rutgers at New Brunswick;
November 10, Virginia Poly at Hunting
ton, W. Va. November II, Washington
and Jefferson at Fairmont, W. Va; No
vember "A, West Virginia Wesleyan
(place undecided, and November %,
North Carolina A. and M, at Morgan
town.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
SIXTEEN PLAYERS TO
GO, SAYS WEEGHMAN

Chicago. Dec. A.-President weeghman.
of the Cubs, today declared when Fred
Mitchell. his new manager. gets here six
teen clubs will be dropped from the ros-
ter. While most of these are youngsters
signed from the minors. Weeghman de-
clared several of the veterans will go.
He also declared that the deal by which
Demaree is to be exchanged for Laven-
der will almost surely go over.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
CHIEF BENDER WILL NOT
MANAGE TORONTO TEAM

Toronto, Dec. H.-The report from New
York last week that Chief Bender would
manage the local International League
Baseball Club was too good to be true.
1t seems President McCafrrey wanted the
Indian all right but the Phillies demand
ed Harold Thompson, the best man on
the reserve list of the Leaves. The local
officials refused to give up Thompson
and the lead was called OF.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
ROYCROFTS In FRONT;
TENSIONS LOSE THREE

The Washington Herald Bowling
League was set on fire yesterday after
noon when the Roycrofts jumped into the
lead when they took three games from
the taIl-enders Jensons)
Bubbles Cahoon, Of the Roycrofts,
vas high man. with the highest set
which was three pins short Of his mark
last week Of 81, and also the individual
game when in his first game he
toppled the old wood for a n3 game.
Lineup.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
WANT PAPPAS AGAIN;
HIS KISS MAKES HIT

C.lnnedut, Dec. I.-Conneaut fans were
pleased with Jimmy Pappas in his recent
bout with Mullen before the Elks last
week. Efforts are being made to get an
other match for him in this city after
the holidays. PappaS made himself
strong when at the conclusion Of the
bout he kissed Mullen on the cheek and
told the crowd he was a clean fighter
who would be heard from soon.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Baseball Sharks Busy

Toledo. Dec. 1.-THE Toledo News-B,.4
today charges that a coterie OF gamblers
In Kansas City has an organization for
the purpose OF attempting 70 bribe AmCI
loan Association players to throw bail
Esmes. President Hickey and the direc-
tors Of the American Association are
asked to investigate
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
LONE STAR MAY REPLACE
BANKART AT COLGATE

IL Larry Banksrt. coach OF the Col
gate eleven, should accept an ofier TO
GO to Dartmouth, It is possible he will
be succeeded at Colgate by w. II. Uone
Starr Dtetz, Carlisle Indian, who has had
such great success coaching washIngton
State College. Lone Star resigned his
position In Washington recently, an
nouncing he was going East
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Grid Star Near Death.

Hammond, Ind, Dec. n.-with his pei
vic bone torn from his spinal column. q
condition which surgeons say 10 unique.
Marion Wilcox, quarter back of the
Colonial football team. lies between life
and death at st. Margarets Hospital.
He was injured in q game With the
Hegswtsch team recently.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
League May Reorganize.

Reports from the Dixie League circuit
are that It will be IN the game again next
season good and strong and that Dick
Jemison will again be at the head. No
meeting date has yet been set but when
the club hackers do get together they will
be prepared to present Q solid front
From the Georgia-Alabama comes the
same encouraging report - to plans
for next season
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Hoppe Sets Worlds Billiard Record

San F'rancisco, Dec. M.-Wfllie Hoppe,
billiard champion Of the world. made a
new worlds record in an exhibition
match with Young Jacob schaeffer. of
Chicago. in which Hoppe made an un-
finished run of $50 points, from the spot
in an 1872 balkline match of 80 points.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Bowling Boom at Lehigh

South Bethlehem, Dec. n-The Inter
fraternity Bowling Association has been
organized at Lehigh University. About
twenty different "frats" will enter teams
In the tourney. which viii continue all
winter. The association elected H. F. w.
johnson president; L J. Breen, treasurer.
and =. W. Buckley, secretary.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Hickey to Re President

When American Association ma gnaies
elected Thomas Hickey 20 succeed
Thomas Chivington as president Of their
league they went back TO che regime OF
the league as II originally started out
Hickey was the first president Of the
league.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Penn Leaves Friday.

Philadelphia. Dec. A.-Penn's football
team will start from here on Friday for
Pasadena, Cal, to meet the University
of Oregon eleven on New Years Day.
Twenty-Five players will be in the party.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-22
Billy Boles Quits Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass, Dec H.-BilIy Boles;
ore Of Hsrvard's best back-fieid men.
has cult college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
ANOTHER MOVE IN FIGHT
ON Be THMkNN- HOLLWEG
Circular Demanding ChancelIor'S re.
81 tircnient Sent TO Number of
Members of RciclStag.
WHOLE COURSE is CRITICIZED
Indictment Prepared by Nociferous
Opponents Covers Almost Every
thing i'm His Conduct of Foreign
Affairs Before and During War.

BERLIN. October tvia London.
October t).-Thc campaign against
Chancellor Won Bcthmann- Hollwcr is
daily assuming n more tangible form.
One of the latest developments is a
circular demanding the retirement OF
the Chancellor, which has been sent by
rociforous group of his opponents to
such members OF the Rechstag az are
considered open To their arguments.
The indictment covers almost every
thing IN tho Chancellor's conduct of
foreign affairs before and during the
"Gr Attacks arc made in particular
on his ticmptS TO reach an agreement
with England. his first attitude toward
Belgian neutrality. and his policy in
the submarine issue. The only name
OF intcrna tional prominence among the
signcrs is that Of Ernst Hacckol. and
tile circular is regarded as sympto-
matte rather than serious
= Another factor which is disturbing
the political situation is breach of the
political truce proclaimed at tho out
set OF the war which has been made
Ivy the Saxon Socialists This faction
has determined to run a candidate for
the seat in the Rcichs;aE vacated by
the death OF the Conservative. Ernst
Educard Gicsc. This determination
violates the general agreement between
the political parties that all vacant
seats shall be resigned without con-
test 10 the party holding them at the
outset OF the war
Meanwhile, tho Chancellor and tho
Ecichstac leaders continue 10 discuss
the points at issue behind closed doors.
The discussion is being conducted on
an even more confidential basis than
before. II is being no longer held be-
fore the full committee on ways and
means, 10 which all members of the
ReichStag are admitted as auditors
but in smaller select committee of
party leaders who are specially bound
70 secrecy. Such reports as leak out
say that, while the antaGonism between
tho Chancellor and his opponents has
not disappeared. the discussion is now
being conducted on ;hc basis OF reason
and not OF passion. II is believed that
there is II good prospect that an agree
mcnt Will be reached which will avoid
the open discussion of issues before
the SciChstaE. The friends OF the
Chancellor appear to be fully satisfied
with tho situation. and declare that
he has it we'll in hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
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There is nothing else better to take
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
NEED MORE MEN FOR ARMY
AND MUNITlON FACTORIES
General Sir Wiilium Robertson, British,
Chief of staff, Gives Warming
to Nation.

LONDON. October 4.-Gencral 81,
William Robertson, chief OF the I'm
pcrial staff IT army headquarters, sale
In a speech to-day ut Daldcrby, Lin.
colnshire, that while the allies were
winning the war slowly. but surely, h,
wished to impress upon the hearers the
necessity of procuring more men for
the army and munition factories In
this connection, he said. he had - Sc
r!ouS word or warning To give.
we are not justified in expecting to
win the war he said, unless the ser
vice OF every man and woman In the
country is utilized TO the fullest cx-
tent"
I'VE must be under no delusiou."
he continued, ''as TO the end or prob
able duration OF this great struggle
We must be prepared To continue for
time which cannot at present be csti-
mated
In fact we must prepare for the
worst Will" we hope for the best W..
have adopted in theory the principle OF
national service. We mus, sec that we
put IL into practice. because ". wan,
more men and we want them now. and
eventually We shall want ali who can
b be spared. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

bradstrectS tomorrow Will say for
Eichmond and vicinity:
General trading is good and there arc
really few lines that are no; active
III some lines the volume is only meas
-ured by the amount OF goods obtain
able. Harness, saddlery and kindred
lines are active. Trunks. bags and
travelling goods are IN excellent, de-
mand. Wholesale shoes and dry goods
report good sales Lumber is some
what irregular, hut the demand is pnn-
er"!!E GOOD Building shows more ac-
,,Nl'F 'han ~ comparative period Of
~ yer manufacturers ana whole
Eh'fs Of paper continue very active
,"VHH F" .HcHN"rIes are slow and prices
nm. Tobacco is being marketed f,lly
t.Inu#h 1F' me bright belt a, very hiei
prices ihe "cre"pc being twice ina, al
i"s' yea cotton ginning is in prog
,SSs, "i,d + iFlr rrop is assured Local
,.,','ta ''l"r,S show steady Gain in
revenues industrial plants are husw
ma '"o"i ls well employed. Retail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
JOHN C. DREWRY'S FUNERAL
Mnsons IN chnrgc OF Impressive Ser
Vices Held In
RnIrti.b

RALEIGH, y. G.. October 1.-The
most impressive funeral held in Raleigh
Tor some time was that OF the late
.lohn {. Drewry, grand secretary of the
North Carolina Grand Lodge OF MaSons
II took place at noon to-day. with
leaning MasGns and other prominent
citizens here from every section OF the
state
The North Carolina Grand Lodge, A.
r. Andrews. .ir.. grand master. was in
charc" OF the ceremonies. with Rev
NJ. y. Barber. rector Of Christ church,
ana other local ministers, otiiciating
The service was 1T Christ Church OF
which Mr.. Drcwry was a vcstryman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Hoard Of Fire commissioners.
monthly meeting. city tInll. y
o'clock.
NirIinin state Dental As>ucIat Ion.
annual convention. Masonic Temple.
first session 9:aa o'clock.
Southern Casualty nnd surety Con-
ference, Jefferson Hotel, 9::s0 0'clOctS.
AcndrmS-"rhr birth at Il M
ttun"; matinee. 2:j0: night. $500.
btjou--''a'hc Girl Without IL
Chaucc"; mntincr. 2;:.o; night, S:3G.
t.!ric-Popular vaudeville, ;nati-
nee, 3; night. . so nnd -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
FOR AFTER TREATMENT
OF iNFANTlLE PARAL YSlS
Clinics FOR Private PhysIctnuN to Re-.
r"'nr Acquainted With Hospital
Methods Will Br Exhibited.

NEW YORK. October i.--Clinics ut
which private physicians may become
acquainted with hospital methods ot
aftcr-trcatment of infantile paralysis
eases, Will be- established III various
houhccu to-day at Il meeting OF the
committee on ufter-carc OF victims Of
lhc epidemic. y report on the commit
tees work showed that the various
nursing organizations are now treat :
ing ",li9 children discharged from hos
pitalS. The number of cases in hos
pitnls was reported 2.l3l. with ~
large number being treated in their
own homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
FIFTH Guild IN FAMILY
'fO SUFFER- WITH DISEASE

EALTlMORE, MD. October a-AIaric
Antoincttc. four months old the Hfih
chiid IN the family Of Professor Jules
''nesberE. OF the Johns Hopkins Uni
tcrsity, ANA formerly OF Rclcium. to
develop infantilc paralysis in two weeks.
was sent to the childrcn's hospital
school to-day.
Adrian. II young son of Professor
i'ucsDerE. died from tn" disease sew
crai days ago. ana three other chill
dren were in the hospital when Marie
Nntotnettc was admitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
TYPHOID is PREVALENT
IN WINCHESTER SECTION
Muny Cases in Cumberland Valley
Asrrihcd 30 Nilk Sent From
Hurrisburg. Pu.

Special to The Timcs-i ispatch.l
WINCHESTER VA. October 4-Ac-
cordins to reports received to-day
there is hardly a city or town i'm the
Cumberland Valley. between Winches-
ter and Harrisburg. Pa. in which there
are not number OF cases Ct typhoid
fevcf. and most OF the cases are be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

Virginia. There has been an Increase
IN the number of cases in Winchester
recently. There were Twenty-Five un-
der treatment on September -. and last
night the health authorities stated they
were caring for thirty eight in the
city. ~ number of cases have been
reported from Frederick County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

The disease is more or less pro-
r;lcnt in many other cities and towns
ana also in Berkeley and jefferson
counties. w. Va. People of Martins
burg are demanding an investigation.
y number OF eases also are reported
from Clarke and Warren Counties in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
TO Meet tn Washington in 1917.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. October 4.-rbs
executive committee of the American
Cotton Manufacturers Association. In
called session here to-day, selot.tc,
vcntion OF the association. IN no -,
May % and 20, 1917. eiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

,'' 10 nave been caused by milk
"." cream shipped from the vicinity
u, ia,,,rrisburg. In that city and its
.llIhediate vicinity there are onnrori
hoteiE 400 cases OF the disease 40
GoruinE t" the official reports. I'ho
finrrisburg hospitals are said IN ~
si"i'. and physicians have rccomr,cn,oI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
Correction to Schedule

VT'''I'"h' and Ohio Kniwuy
!. W, ~ ~ SUNDAY October SIN JAMES
-, ~ IL .. 'fhu winch during tho ,,;in-
NJ ., nr'n #i','.uE Hirhmuud T.,o j..
J. Il as ou u.e4 ,9,ys r.' 'gSn.Ri9Md 90
Won az i'!# frau tnf.e hour. IL. 80, - ~ IN
-, ,,!!''N'- from tl.ftuu Forge AMI
L'i'SNp''r HS discontinued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
The Weather
FURNISHED bv L. =. Mcnther nmrcnuN
SO HM[0 n Forecast: Virginia
GT4a Fair Thursday and
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Forecast: Virginia
Local Temperature.

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