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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
LITERARY SOCIETY TO MEET

Camp Hill, Pa, Feb. 1S.-The first
meeting of the Camp Hill High School
Literary Society will be held Friday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The officers
who will preside, elected last week,
are: President, Clarence Stevenson;
vice-president, Holly Armstrong: sec
retary, Miss Margaret Harrison; treas
urer, John Nell; editor of school
paper. Miss Frances Patterson; assist
ant editor, Jack Menger; librarian,
Howard Sechrist
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
WILL CALL PASTOR

Camp Hill. Pa, Feb. IS. - A meet
ing of the Presbyterian Church con-
gregation will be held in the firehouse
tonight for the purpose of issuing a
call for a pastor and selecting n site
on which to erect a new church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
WILL GIVE ORGAN RECITAL

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Feb. 13.-On
Thursday evening, March 1, Miss Clara
Cromleigh. of Mechanicsburg. will give
an organ recital in the Bethlehem Lu-
theran church, at Harrisburg, of which
she is organist. Assisting will be Miss
Herr, of Lancaster, violin
lst; Miss Amy Cochran, of Lancaster.
harpist; Mrs. Robert Bressler. con-
tralto, and +. William Frehlich, bass.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
MISSIONARY MEETING

meeting of the Womans Mis-
sionary Society of st. Johns Lutheran
Church will be held Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Rupp, on Locust street. The
topic is "The Word and Work Go On
In India"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH

Blain, Pa. Feb. 13.-Cora May Woods,
eight-year-old daughter of Cloyd w.
Woods, of this place, died suddenly on
Sunday afternoon of pneumonia. The
funeral will be held tomorrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
VALENTINE SOCIAL,

Enola, Pa, Feb. 13.-Class No. 10
of the Zion Lutheran Sunday School
will hold a Valentine social in the
Y. NJ. c. A. this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
Social and Personal News
of Towns Along West Shore

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Surf and daugh-
ter Margaret, of York, visited friends
at New Cumberland on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. James Gribble,
returned missionaries from Africa,
who are visiting Mr.. Gribble's parents
at New Cumberland, will go to Mary
land to hold a series of evangeliStic
meetings.
w. II. Young, of Philadelphia; Miss
Flora LantZ, of Camp Hill, and Mrs.
Roy Lease and son, of Harrisburg,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Lantz at Hillside on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Ross and
daughter, Miss Mildred Ross, of New
Cum berland; Miss Eva Ward, Miss
Mabel Martin, of Spring Lake, and
Frank Senseman, of Camp Hill, were
entertained on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Wallace at
Shiremanstown.
Miss Mary Fannestock. of Lebanon,
and Cleveland Chronister, of Hershey,
have returned home after being en-
tertained by the latter's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bowers. at Shire
manstown.
Mrs. George B. Weber and son
Robert, of West Fairview, spent Sun
day with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel E. sheely, at Shire
manstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Zerbe. of Shire
manstown, were entertained on Sun
day by the formers parents at Spring
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Brenneman
and son, Lester and Laurence Brenne-
man, of Paoli visited the formers s
relatives at Shiremanstown yesterday.
Miss Anna Shoop. of st. Johns,
spent Sunday with the Misses May and
Pearle Shoop, at Shiremanstown.
Clayton NJ. Sheaffer has returned to
his home in Shiremanstown after
spending several months at Toledo,
Ohio.
Lemoyne. Pa, Feb. 13.-Classes Nos.
5 and of Calvary United Brethren
Church will hold chicken and waffle
supper at the church on Thursday
evening. The supper will start at 4
o'clock and continue until 10. The
proceeds will be used for paying off
tha debit on the church news
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
DUNCANNON

Mrs. George Westzel. of Harrisburg,
is spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Adam Reel.
1t being impossible to heat the
North Duncannon school room yester-
day. there was no morning session.
Harry Flickinger, of Altoona, was a
weekend guest of relatives.
S. d. Vogel was a weekend guest
of friends at York.
James Rosborough, who has been
engaged in railroad construction work
for the past two years in various sec
tions of the United States, has gone
to San Antonio, Texas, where he has
accepted a position with a firm of con-
tractors in railroad construction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
Piles Cured In O to IL Days

OINTMENT fails to cure Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First ap-
plication gives relief. soc.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
BIBLE TEACHERS MEET

Shiremanstown, Pa, Feb. I3. - A
meeting of the Teachers Association
of the Bible School of st. Johns Lu-
theran Church was held in the lecture
room of Keller Memorial Church last
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
SUCCESSFUL FOOD SALE

New Cumberland. Pa, Feb. 13.-
Sunshine Guild of New Cumberland
cleared $50 at the food sale held at
the firehouse on Friday night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-13
New Cumberland. Pa. Feb.

New Cumberland, Pa. Feb. 13.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leach, of New
Cumberland. announce the birth of a
son. George Leach, Jr., Saturday, Feb
ruary 10. Mrs. Leach was Miss Clara
Van sikel, of Ohio, prior TO her mar
riage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

Dos 6cTpital pirb. ME mir sIdubtn,
mebr RON qusipGriisen, ols bon Gin
ipobnern in 2[nIprud senommsn; ,s II
bas erpislsner Rabsn in alien srobs
itdbtdhen Soipitdlern Der WeIt Der
Jan. absr man bat in aubersn Sdns
bern bic einridtuna, baB bic Staot,
in ipsIhsr Der ausportise patisnt ses
pobnt tat, fir Die gerpfiesunsstoitsn
auftpmmsn mub. 0a cine fol6e Gin
ri9tuns bier iid niht burdfiibren
ldBt, 10 miifen bic 9iirssr bon Gins
cinnaii bic 2aIt trassn. Odmit babtr
mir Bel Deitem ni1t anes angefiihrt,
mas ben ftGotifhen 9ausboIt, Obne
bas DerIbulben Der Yebprbsn ans
fhpilIt. 9lber bas @eIasts biirfte gum
getpeiie eeniisen, bab nit 8oripiirfen
nidts oussurihten lit, ipubern nur
cine eriinbli1e llnierluhung unb nod
mebr cine p5lIis, 2lbGnbsruns bes
SteuersSpitems, eiue ang.lessnGeit,
bic gani Defenders itubirt iperbsn mub.
aIlein bic n6ibise MbbiIfe brinssu lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

eine4 citation II 1T i'm Sanse
in bieitm 2anbe greibGIeu gu errid=
ten. 9as 1T eiu iebr smpfeblenspsrs
tbsr 8Ori4Iag unb lpirbe pisl aur Se'
bung bss auspartieeu 9onbels bsiz
truetn. sibsr Der 8esriff mug bebeu.
tenb ptiter sefaBt perpen, ais CT nit
benz Dprte Greiboftu psrtniipft pub
Die ginridtung mub in lotaleH Sreis
banoelsgebieten an ben groben Seez
plaBen beitshen. aui bieien @ehieten.
bic senau absegrsn3t iinb unb ebenio
genau iberpadt perpen, beftnben iiG
ale Setriebe, bie Robitoffe unb Salbs
rpbfcffe, ipelte sonfrei bereintommen
blrftH. fir ben ausnGrtiqen Sanbel
nerarbeiten. 9egenpdrtig bebiIft man
ii4 nit Der Giuri9tuug, baB iiir srs
portirte MaareH Der fir bic RDbiiOffe
be3ahlts 3pG, Bis auf elm prpseni, sus
rlidsritattet Diro. Oas peruriaht
arobe 5tnberuifis unb Soften, p,l6e
ben 3iped persiteln, in6em fie bic 2ons
turrsR3fa6igtsit nit anheren 2Gnbern
oerbinoern. 5iirs GrfR III bic 3us
riidhaItung BON einem prosent fton
ein peientli9sr 9erluff. fiirs 3fpeite
nerf6linst bic 8e5ablune Der 3Sle big
bic Waare fir ben Grpprt fertia eez
itelt 1T, pisl &apital unb berurIadat
eutiprs9enbs 3infenlaiten. Damn
temmt nod in Betra6t, bab fir bic
abfdue tsine 3oGDergiihtna srfolst,
'pas cine b0bers 3olbiirbs ais bon sis
Hem Prp5eut oeraHldBt. Sdlieblid
libt ib bdllfia idpsr feitfensn, ipie
otsI pon BEN in elmer Waare snthoIe
ttnen Natsrial 5ur 3ollbreiituna bes
redtigt lit. Die gsbauphina aett bos
BIN. eab bic Regisrunq babei ftort
iiberoortbeilt lpirb. sMe biefe GGSries
riatsiten tpereen blrd5 bds ssrstbun-
bslssebitt fir ben @ustuHbbaubel oers
mtsbm. gbeufo lit e. har, bab elm
f0Ib beidraniisr 1yr,iboubef unber-
rueiblih III. fpeun fpir uns qeaen bic
AoutarreHs bes 9lnslartbes b<bdupten
ipolItr. mir firb Toear Der GnTft,
bab bisrin nod nett mebr gsIdehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

OislIutsriudun Der pads1
in Chicago 5tftdtist, paB ss tein Sc.
ieB gibt, bur4 tDeldes man nibt mi
.iuem Se&sssipann binDur6fahrsH
t0nnte unb bas ertpeiit ii9 ean3 be.
Irnbers am Sefese Sur 8si4rGntuna
BON unsrlaubteu Yrpfitsn. Der prO=
fitidgsr 1T pis Der RpboIb. @,riugi
man Jpn Don sinem plase, 70 tauat er
ipieSer on einem anbtpeu auf. Nls
Der Bauer i'm Mdrfen aus IeirHm
Sauie ausSos, nm eiuen boien aobolo
lossufperoen, mar oieier i9on Dor beul
Bauer in Dem neuen 6auie aneelang!.
Rur cine fringe preisresuIiruns fir
Tol6e Waarsn bes tdsliten Bebarfs,
pie Slsii4, tann ben profittpboIb,
Der an Marte bes Bodies sebrt, bans
nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

Snber uuter u6uns iibsr
bic 3uderpreiis fonrmt Der aIte Streii
Spiiaen 3uderriibensp probu5eutsn gub
3udersRaffineuren gum @oridsin,
Die griteren bebauptsn, bab iie fir
ibre WaareH gu Denis unb Die 2eBtes
ren gu pisl betommen. gus alter grs
fabrung 1T ertpieien, bab bic Raffis
nsure i'm gerbdltnib gu Der RplIe,
pel8e iis i'm 3udrsetpiununsss@sr
fabren ipisIen. einen gang uneebiibrIis
ten Gktpinn ersielen, mas ben 9ebans
len naheleet. OF es uidt ratbfam ipGre,
oaB bic ssRegierung bas Raifis
liren Orn 3uder 3u sinem Staatsmos
lopol maht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

foIit. Moora. bic mad bsm 4nss
ldubt e.ben. iOIIis au9 ein billissrtr
5raft 1arif beipilist iperbsn. mic nas
in psrf9irbeuen 2dHbern se59iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
mir pinidsn un ere n
2sferu frObIi9e 8eibna4tsn.

Giue BAT HaA Il
Rstp gort bic srDbte glnsabI WitsIiss
Der pom RotbeH Sreu5 aufsebra4t,
bat isineu antbeil an ben Jreiheitss
bombs bel Wsitsm iiber5ei3net, bat
iid in Der freirpiaiseH 2lnperbuns
TabmlId berpOrsetbaR uHO perfp1sat
mebr als ieineu 3beil in Oem Gniauf
Don arisssiparmarten gu leiitsT Anb
bisies 10 enti@ieben patuiptii6 berpors
iretsnbs Cincinnati 1T cine Stapt. Die
einsn befonoers itarten beuti4en Gins
ihlas in ibrsr 9eDOlteruns dufrpeilt.
9as pirb ipobl bic Deutibenbeber
niht gum S6peieen brinseu. aber
sbrli6e Neni9en lperbeu Die Gers
bierits bss Dsutf9tbums anertennen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

ipilI Iit fali an bic Ruth. bss ane6its
Huprtd,t etmobnsn. 2tbtr III nidt piel'
IeiGt mtbr in ibr su iudxn2 ST tis
Gkriftrutbe pisllsiHt ein Dcrldufsr bfl
g6rtIfbouin<s2 Bsriibrt iis fih piti.
Ieims NIT BEN .Wtibnahtsboiden'
SalSburssa 81 pisaeiGs elsid bisItn
bsibtn Ruibsn Der Weihna4tsbaum
.in Sinnbilb fir bic Rutte aus Der
Dnrssl SsiTe po<r fir bas Reis, 5ns
bG eniiprunssn iit2 Obtr III ibr gss
msiniamss llrbiIb Der paraoissbaum,
luf ben rsr "a. December ais Der
1ds Gonm unb gpa binfp,fita Dsns
ist nifi bic Btssihnunp reebenfs
baum" bti sung GtiIlina auf ben
Baum bef eebtns i'm UcritH Goen2
Rod ipabrf6einlif,tr tpirb bies Sds
burh, baf bic iniiisInfferlife 2esenbe
bereiis cine ge,isbuns siuiIhsu bieltm
paume unb gbriitus erfunben, inbsm
lie srsdblts, Mbam babe sin,H
Senler rom gnume ser Grfennts
nib gepflanst, bnrdus lei Der
Baum seipndfsn, aus ipeldtm fpdttr
oas sfreip gbriiti aernadt iuurbc.
Gbcr ipurbe pielleifjt Der sSeib.
nadjtsbdum auieerif,tef i'm Sinne oes
8ifterbaimres i'm .pnr5ipal", 5iIirl
Gmpfanae bes @eIierloiers aiii oieier
Grbe2
aber erinnern uns nid,t ebenio
piele fleine 3iige onran, SnB mir es
bier init einern beioniiten 9raiid,e 3li
tbun babei2 GeseI neitnt oenieIben
geraoesu 70, iinb bate i'm GaHri'
bauer nidDt FIR einen iolhen ange.
iebcn. 10 lpiiroe er nidt oaeegen ee'
eiiert baben. Ia5u forInlt Der sgetl'
boifen" Sal3bilrss iino bic ge5eit'
nung oes Aeibnadtsbaumes alS
,,Wsaje" ooer .Noia" IN Der ihpeoi'
jdeu gl,nbart, tpelde ms geraSeju
spinat. ben A,eibnaf)tsbuiun NIT ben
onoerei, ssnbresbdunien on uripriiig'
lid beisniif,en 5eitem ani gleidle
stufe su itellen, nit bem sSomntera
Der adtaregebrdud,e. ben .giaien
inS ~ssiingitbuiHen~ icnie ben
.Grittemnien". =.
Tit Der g,eibnad,tsbaum cine britt
Iidle gitte, erltiiansen in Der Belt Der
gieiormation, Der 9eit, no allerfhal'
ben ein Iebenbises @laubenslebeis
lpieter rege ipuroe, oSer rast or. Ell
,iraItes SinnbiIb oes sroBen soib
nerp urlS SinuneIsbdinnes, -a aus Der
uro,sen Setben5eit beriiber9 Gas W
cine 9fdibielirage. ouf oie fpir beiite
nod feline slr,tiporf 5n gebe1i csrrlo'
aen, beute. ipo ons gsaterinl i,odb III
ieber ge5iebnme nur liidenba't ocr'
Iieat. TaI, aber Der 3eitpuHtf. mo oles
IuSalif iein tpiro. balo toninie, III se'
nil, pitnidrnsiperib
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

tfbrs lei Wstt in Der SSbs
lluD 5rieOe anf GrbeH
IlHo ben NenidJen ein NSbIsefsaeHl

&enn Die guppen fIein iino, 10 BET.
ben lie SpieIpilppen iino mir ipielen
nit ibnen; wem iie grob lpcroeu, 10
beibcn lie Dipoepuppen uutS iie ipielen
init iris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24


Die unsIId brin9tH
Ruwi,. Gas britiife Wluisum in
9onSsn bo! DOT sinistr 3eit be Wsa'
mis siNr dsppiiiHsn prtnisHtu ~
ivorbtn, bic Dor runo 50 5aarhunnsr'
ten i'm pidtt iparpeIis uHo ben gta'
men plman,, iiibris. Die @si9i4is be-
ridt.t nidt. Oh bic DdHk bel asbSsi'
ten nit BEN b6Isn Bid bebnftst mar.
9batiad. abtr III e.. DAB lie naa ih'
rem apos ,insn ptrbdnsnibpolItu GINS
iIus ausib.. Die Tlumis puros i'm
Sabre 1864 Don sinem Grabfr snts
Sedt, Der Fs tintm anbsrtn arabtr
bersaufts. Der aduisr psrlor uHmits
tsibar borauf unisr irogiidTH Be
eIsitumiianben Isin sdammtss Der.
mSs.n unb iiarb am Ssrsi4las. 3tp.s
Der Diser, bic bic Wumis naf9 isi'
rsm gdlos transporiirt batteHt idit'
ben nod, i'm gsrlaufe Ssa Sabrss aus
BEN Qebtn; Elm britier Siener, Der ile
apar nidbt kriibrt, abr bss Ceittrsn
onaelehen battle, DsrIor bel tinerH
Sasbunfaa sinsn arm. Gin pboios
graph, Der Il. ouf bic platte banntn
polIts, nnrbe fir ftius 9trlpesenbsii
NIT pl0blidsm 9obe bsitraft. Gin
sntiisr photograph rnnnts, tpdhrsRo
er nit bsr aufnobms btIddftist mar.
stsen Gin Jtniter unb sps iih eins
Ihpsrs aopfperlsbung 5u. lnb msbs
,trs gsiuhu, bic bic Wumit i'm Wtls
Scum bsiidtisisn. besahlteu ibrs iirdf'
lids geusisrbs nit GrfabrunstH. bic
lie IN ifmer3lider grinnsrung bss
bi.Iten. Tas aIss 5eitiste fdlksli4
lei BEN Dirsitor bss triiii6en Uius
i,ums ben GniiaIub. bic unsliidss
mumis ben Blidsn bss publiiums 81
sni,iskH unb re IN sintm unsusdnss
li6tn Winisl uHter5ubringen. ein llns
isrntbmen, bds sinem Der on benz
1rnnsport btthsiIiei,n arbtiitr ben
Berluit eiIes BtiHes sIntrue. Hls Der
Minifter asquitb Don bm Dinesn .rs
Fubr, Guberts Der ppn allsr nbereldus
biT6en Turdi Trsie Siaaismann ben
bic fatale Mumis ;u beii4tis
gan ,cllsin Isine aolIeasn pibsriebisn
ii& snsrsiid benz muibpiIIissn gOrs
baben.
Sreube md@tr btlt5us
taae beTpnbtrs foldx Vo4ri4tsn.
ME cine Depsfft aus Giodbolm. mad
lptl6sr Gin 6sillernm esssn Ghors
lahfiebtr Don b<m BoiietipIoaen Or.
Carl aIina snibsdt porbsn fsi. Die
gRsnf@bsii f@reitet alfo bod fort!
Die srtpdtnte Wlittbsilung ermuthidi
~ ben bsiisn 6OFfnunstn. GO bsiBt
bariH, bnb bic annenbuus bss Sss
rims In BEN fttDerfim fFdusu Don
5dorlaafisbsr bic GtsrbIi9tsit nuf
iisbaebn brsiilnitsI pro3snt bts Grs
iabrungsgsmdben berabgefuinbert bas
e. 4IIc ndrs bic GHtbtduns bes
Itipebifdxn Hotteriplcesn cine @rpb.
bat triisn Runess In Der msbi3ini,
'&sn Mtlt urb cine MrbIibni fifr bic
yi1 1s<41xhstf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

aleines aRdbd5en: ID, bait alld
einen fIeinen griiocr seraoe Su @eib-
ndtten sefriegt2 20 ireaiit ou bid
iuobI2~
siiabe :vRein."
@ldOdsn: .@olieit uobl eins
Sdrneiter2~
anabe: .9tein. ssd) poIlte feinen
s'ruSer unb feline Sdppeiier toben.
ssd bafie mir elm Boar 2oaidulbe &c.
Ipiinidt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24
Glib bel 3eiten! Sd)led,t geartet
: %, iuer iidJ sn DisI beSenft:
Cine @dbe, lang eriuasiet
Sit be,abIt unS nidH seidyenft.

g'nppcn .nabc in anierieo" 49,.
ipcnn iie 10 biibif iiito !uie bic nme.
rifaniiden D,1od,en. Sunn fperben
lie rei5eio slbias iinoen. BERN
ms MIR aud Sserinno 10 einc
.prrat. big. beautiful DOLE uriierm
@eibnahtsboiut itellen uioatel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-24

Gin iunser @ann. Der isiner Sd,5.
nm idycn Iauge SiiloisiiHsen barge
traft bate, obne ben Yaitb gu fin
oen, oas erloienoe @ort Sn ipretFn.
iplIroe BON ibr eefragt, mas er iidl 81
sseibnadlten ipiinide. llnb er plastc
beraus:
1Gine Sd,,uiegcruuitterlA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
Entered In Georgetown MeeBaseba Players Start South Few Days
MANAGER ROBINSON HAS
HIS lPT|CS ON MINORS
Ehbets Declares That Players Must
Sign shortly or Substitutes VIII
he Put In Lineup.

That the BROOKLYN Superbas are pre-
pared TO secure material from the MIN
or leagues in case the fraternity mem
bers of the 1916 champions sink or
swim" with Dave Fultz, was an admts-
sion from President Ebbets. of the
Dodgers, who arrived in ST Louis yes
terday. Ebbets left last night for Gin
cinnati for conference with August
Hermann and will then hurry TO New
York to attend the National league
meeting next week.
SO far eleven of the Superbas are
supporting the fraternity strike.
Wheat, Stengel. Cutshaw. Indian Mey
ers and Wheeler Dell are five Of the
leading lights.
They have my figures" commented
Ebbets, land these figures will not be
altered one cent; they are final. | am
not swinging a club over the heads of
the boys I'm simply trying to balance
the scales of cash. This must be done
I'm sorry the boys cannot agree "a
my ideas, because they Will be the
losers, mot the Brooklyn club. The
season Will start April II. and the Su-
perbas will be on the field with enough
ben warmers and substitutes to &c
through the season and put up stub
born fight for the penuant'
Ebbets conferred with Manager Hug
gins, of the Cardinals, during the daE
and re-opened negotiations for tn"
trade of Catcher Frank snyder Eh-
bets placed this barrier in front Of the
Cardinals:
wheat will not be traded; he'll play
with Brooklyn or no one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
PLAYERS A. WAYS
GET TIE BEST

Apropos OF the threatened baseball
strike Frank Bancroft. the veteran
business manager OF the Cincinnati
Reds told the other day of the dt1er-
ence in the way the athletes OF to-day
are treated and those of the past
when | first began playing big
league baseball" began Banny. Club
owners put a limit Of $3.50 per day for
hotel bills for each man oa the road,
and you can imagine what we were
able 10 get for that. Some of the
hotels at which we stopped were very
cheap and dirty. but the limit had to
be kept Nowadays the players stop
at the best Of hotels and are treated
like princes when travelling Most or
the hotels charge 81 day and IT is an
expensive proposition TO carry around
a bali club OF twenty-five, but the
best la none too good. So FAR as travel
ing expenses are concerned, no pro-
feseion is so well taken care OF as the
ball players.
Bali players seldom realize how
rsu off they are in comparison with
the players OF old"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
IheaterS
THE BROADWAY REVUE
AND pALDRENS At LIZ RlC

Novelties in profusion crowd the
new show that comes TO the Lyric
for the first half of the week, com
mencing with the matinee perform
ance this afternoon.
The principal dramatic and mus,cai
feature will be The broadway
Revue" which is described as the
niftiest and sprightliest OF tabloid
musical farces. There are nine sing
ers. dancers. comedians and speciality
artists. most of them girls, in the
presenting company, The entertain
ment program they provide is lengthy
and varied. Appropriate scenery.
costumes and lighting effects enhance
the artistic value OF the different di-
visions OF the performance.
One of the greatest novelties in
vaudeville this season is the act of the
Paldrens. which is prominently placed
on this bill The four Paldrens are
athletes extraordinary, who make a
speciality of lamp jumping. From the
tops of lamp shades and chimneys set
high above the stage the four Pal
drens leap with seeming winged feet
skimn,ing like humming birds from
one footing to another This act was
a European sensation prior to Its inn
portation for the Keith theaters.
Dancing de luxe is exemplitfed in
the terpsichorean demonstrations of
Lilyan and Boggs They have re-
pertoire of dances that includes prac-
tically every form OF modern stage
dancing, each of the dances being
appropriately costumed. Nip and
Tuck. in an act entitled Talk ana
Action" are opponents OF hilarious and
speedy fun, and Norton and Ayres. an
eccentric comedian and "A dashing
singing and dancing Coincidence Will
exploit their versatility as entertain
ers In nonsensical skit, entitled
Nifty Nonsense" New movie dis
plays of the usual high grade will
supplement the vaudeville, as usual.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
WAS NOT PAID
FOR HIS BRAVERY

Bill Donovan. of the Yankees, told
this yarn the other day in the offices
Of the New York club. Bill swears
that IL Is true.
AN oid-time Buffalo player" began
Wild william, was having quite a
strenuous afternoon at third base. The
visiting players were constantly drlv-
ing the ball down the third base line
al mile-a minute gait. This player
felded several OF the drives. one Of
which nearly knocked him off his pins,
and then he decided that he would let
any others that came his way 60 by.
The opposing batters kept driving
them down. but the third baseman
made no apparent effort to stop the
ball
when he came TO the bat in the next
inning the crowd booed and Missed him
without any regard to his feelings. he
was game, however. and, after turning
around and taking OF his cap, shouted;
IL signed with this club for my
skin, not for my bravery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
WANTS FIVE PITCHERS
AS BIG LEAGUE LIMIT
President Barney Dreyfuss viii sug-
gest t'fan Tint VIII Help Bat---
ting In National

Pittsbure. Feb. l1--President Bac-
ney Dreyfuss. of the Pittsburg Pirates.
is going to the schedule meeting OF
the National league next week with a
brand-new suggestion to increase bat
ting. which il. in a way. along the
line of his well-known policy Of hold
ing a team membership down 10 the
lowest ebb. said he today.
They want increased batting. and !
am going to suggest TO tire leagd"
directors that we make a stringent
rule forbidd!ng any club from carry
ing more than FIVE pitchers That VIII
stop a manager from sticking in : ~
eral pitchers in one game where the
opposing batsmen have their batting
eyes peeled. 4 team leader isn't GO
ing to use up his hest pitchers every
day, and therefore VIII be obliged to
keen his tw@rler in even when he is
getting a lacine That viii increase
batting without a very radical change
in the rules; In fact no change at all
in the playing rules