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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Railway Clerks
Practice TODAY

The regulars and the yannigans y
the Brotherhood OF Railway clerks
local No. ;. ball team, will hold
practice tilt this afternoon al Elm.
wood park.
The clerks have entered the AmefI.
can league. and with virtually The
same team that represented them Ia
season, have hopes of coping the
bunting. This nine is the only team
In the city whose members belong =
and play for an organization Of this
kind.
Manager Paul Traynor has the fol.
lowing men lined up 10 play with re
clerks; Paul and Tom Traynor. Sch
ron, Hefflinger. Gardner. Peterson.
Rose. Morris. Holland. A Kelly. orr
and Tinnaitis
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After Jimmy Moore.

Manager Emil Schneider Of the
Schneider Electrics would like to get
In touch with Jimmy Moore. pitcher
who was with the standard laundry
last season.
Schneider wants Moore 10 see him
this afternoon At Miller mark whera
the wiremen viii practice, or call him
some time Monday At the electric
work.
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a INGOIN

showing up well jug Browne. Ia
former High school star. a. half.
back furnished large part o. ne
excitment with his shifty end runsS
Brown, from present indications MI
be one Of the Husker varsity baes.
field men. Glen Dewitt made zone
pretty runs and scored touchdown
through field Of tacklers He looks
like varsity timber. Kline. the HaS
t.nss lad, who is a sweet taekler. pas
doing good service and James of Cob
rada. center. showed up well. 0eI=
rich, Columbus. looks good al f8l.
back. Coach Bearg shifted the Inns
during the play.
Noris, fullback candidate was ~
out and most of the varsity s1ars
were doing track work.
The lineup:
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Gun Club to
Hold Shoot

hHE Omaha Gun club will hold
singles added target handicap
shoot Sunday afternoon, starting
at 1.30 o'clock at the club grounds.
AkSar Ben field. This is one of the
interesting events provided for In the
program OF tho season. 1t l. antlei.
pated that many followers of the
sport Will participate IN Sundays
shoot In order TO Timber up and pre-.
pare for tho first registered shoot.
which will be held here Sunday,
April s.
All shooters. whether members CT
the Omaha Gun club or not. are In.
vited to attend and participate in
the shooting Sunday afternoon.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
WINS
MARATHON RACE

Baltimore. Md. March 2s-Albert
(Whiney) Mlehelson. Cygnet A. G..
East Port Chester. n. Y, won the
third Iaurel.to. Baltimore marathon
run today.
Michelson's time was 2.43.57s5.
Frank Iuna OF Newark, ". j., who
won the race last year In the record
time for the course, 24l 80 2-5, was
second In today's race.
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meet tnat he would not select the %
men to make the trip to California
until Monday evening. The Huskers
will entrain at p. m. Tuesday on the
Burlington and will probably have a
workout at Denver and will also work
out on the track at the University of
California at Berkeley Friday morn.
ing or afternoon for a limbering up
before the dual meet on Saturday.
Locke. the star sprinter, made the
100-yard dash in 9-10 seconds on the
stadium outdoor track this afternoon
winning nicely In dash with Daily,
Helm and Mandary, who ran in the
order named. One of the surprises OF
the afternoon was the race put up
by Houdersheldt in the S80-yard run
when he stepped 1t in 2:01. leading
Jimmy Lewis. the Husker star half
miller. by good distance; Brecker
dram, third; Dexter, fourth, and Tap.
pin. NTH.
Searles, freshman, ran away from
Zimmerman. who holds the indoor
stadium track record for the two
miles. making 1t in 9:59 80. Law
son was second, with a time of
1911 5-10. Zimmerman was third and
ffcCartnen. fourth. Searles looks
like a real star in the two.mile event,
but cannot compete this year.
Ed Weir. star football man and
Aurdier, won the 220-low and the 120-
Ugh, making the former in :25 CLIO
nd the latter in is Clio seconds. good
me for the condition of the track.
;serkle was second and Rhodes. third.
4 the low hurdles and Beerkle and
Reese tied for second and third in the
120 high.
Daley Of Alliance, football player
and sprinter, won the 220-yard dash
in 20 5.10 and Sperrick won the 440-
Yard dash in 81 $40. Helm was sec
md In the 220-yard dash and Daley
sscond in the 440, with Reese running
iird. A. Mandary won the broad
mp with 21 feet, 3 IL inches. The
nole vaulters and high jumpers did
OF try for records on account OF the
lin. Pospisil won the discus with
= feet and Aimee the javeln with
Is feet.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
HERRING SEEKS
FIGHT TITLE BELT

Detroit. March 2s.-Haying won
the American junior welterweight
title last night from Pinkey Mitchell.
the problem Bryan tRed) Herring was
seeking to solve tonight. was how
he Is to get the belt emblematic OF
the championship. Mitchell expressed
himself as entirely unwilling TO part
with the belt. which is in the custody
Of Thomas Andrews, Mllwauk ee
tWis) sports writer.
Emmet kinsella. Uerring's man
ager, has telegraphed TO Andrews. de.
manding the belt FOR the Gulfport
(Missl boxer.
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March 30. 1905.

TOR the second time this season.
n the Omaha Y. NJ. G. A. basket
a ball team defeated the Nebraska
eagers on the maple court.
The latest achievement OF the
Omahans came last night. when the
Lincoln five dropped hectic bette
to the omahans. SO to s5. at the "Y. ="
Nebraska led at the half. 10 to 16.
but the ~" cagers came back In the
final period to drag the contest from
the fire and ultimately win out.
The score was tied at 30 all In the
last 30 seconds of play, but Clark
Gagged free throw, the result OF n
versitv foul, to win the game for
Omaha.
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.&pe%7t1eec%

The University Of Nebraska track
squad OF - men win leave March 81
fer palo Alto. Cal, where they will
meet Leland stanford university in y
dual meet April I. The Cornhusk.
ors viii meet the University of New
Mexico on the return trip.
The Nebraska state bowling cham
pionshps will be decided at Omaha
In tournament starting Friday.
March -.
The annual Nebraska tournament
Viii he staged In omaha. April !
ard s.
Peru Normal has record Of ~
consecutive Nehrsska state confer.
enee Victories IN basket ball
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EVANS, WORLEY
FIGHT TO DRAW

Norfolk. Neb.. March .s.-Rusty
Evans. York lightweight. and Kid
Worley of Shelton. Neh.. fought 10
draw in the main event of box.
Ing program staged here last night
hu the Elks and American Legion.
Other results Of the card were: Mike
Da.e. Grand Island. won decision
over Kid Ray. Wayne. cy Sandage.
Sioux city knocked out Jimmie Rose
of Fremont: Young Bruno. Omaha.
won from Red Siders. Fremont. and
Lavange of Norfolk won decision
over jackson OF st. Edward.
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Entries for Drake RELAYS
Pouring I'm Every Dax

Des Moines. la. March ss.-The
athletic department OF Drake univer.
sity announced today that entries for
the Drake relays April s4-gs. ARE
pouring I'm every day from coaches
OF the nations leading universities
and colleges. In addition To the spe.
cial events there will be five RELAYS In
the university section and four in the
college division.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
ST. PAUL CAGERS
HANG UP RECORD

81. Paul. Neb.. March 2s'-The :.
Paul High school eagers. winners =
the Class title in the Nebraska
state tournament. have hung Up a
season record unequaled in the rs.
tory of the school.
The champs lost but two o. :
games played. and have amasSei
total ot s7a points 10 opponents 80
kaF,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
STANFORD TRACK
TEAM WINS MEET

Stanford Stadium. Palo Alto. March
IS. Stanford university defeated the
University Of Southern California.
Il IL 10 50 L. in dual track meet
here this afternoon. The two teams
contested stubbornly for honrs in the
field events. but In the races Stanford
overwhelmed the visitors.
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Kansas Man Accepts.

Washington. March 27.-Wilder $.
Metcalf OF Kansas, who WAS APP
pointed commissioner OF pensions by
President Coolidge and later ex-
pressed n desire to refuse appoint
ment, notified Senator Curtis he
would qualify for the position and
then decide whether he would resign.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Polo PLAYERS Sail.

New York. March sS-The lsasHl
states army polo team. whieh IS
meet the British army nlsserS
birmingham. England in June = =
on the Minnetonka today. The .se
ers took with them IS nelo psr'ss
seNeral Of which were giYen - -
squad by prominent American ~ 8.
men.
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Nurmi Protest Withdrawn,

New York, March sS.-The connee.
ueui association OF the National Anna.
tenr Athletic union has withdrawn
the protest II filed sxainst psAvo
Nurmi after he failed 10 appear in =
meet at Hartford. March II. The a..
seeiatien's registration hoard TO-DAY.
informed sports officials here thai
Narmi had been eNeneratea
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Baseball Dope Book
Makes Annual Apnearance

FIRST signs Of the arrival OF the base
ball season OF 1928 were evident with
the departure Of the major league
players for their training camps. hu,
that the season has surely arrived is
now certain with the appearance Of
the first schedule and record book, A.
usual, II is The Dope Book. published
by c. c. sphinx \ Son. 81. Louis. Mo.
publishers OF The Sporting News"
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Coach Lowry Has Plenty of Good
Baseball Material at South High

TINAL selections for positions on
II the South High baseball squad
have not yet been made and
Coach Lowry has been staging an
elimination program throughout the
last week. Due To the wealth of ma
terial and the hard work of the men
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

IOWNSENDS PLAY
o. A. c. TUESDAY,

The Townsends and the onsls
Athletic club oagers will play 81 -
Tie now existing between them =
the Y NJ, {. A. Commercial lea &c $.
me Tuesday, March 81. a.
II VIII be the final scheduled = =
test of the year for the Y. II. = 4.
court. The lineups.
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Health Leader Dies.

indianapolis. March 27.-Dr. John
n Hurry, ~. prominent national di
rector In public health work and 90
years secretary OF the Indiana state
hanrd OF health. died.
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Oregon Cagers i'm Meet.

Portland. Ore. March 27.-The has
ket ball team OF Franklin High
school of Portland. including eight
players and Captain Cotton Meek
left TODAY for Chicago for the nation.
al interscholastic basket ball tourna.
ment.
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Boroira Wins AT Tennis.

New York. March es.--Jean Borotra
of France won hls opening match ~
championships today. defeating /. A.,
Mcclellan Of Ieonle. \. j.. 61. GO.
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IUHdndY,N
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Husker Football
Candidates Given
Stiff Workout
Jug Browne Furnishes Large
Part of Excitement With
Shifty End Runs; Final
Spring Practice.

iarehZ Coach
Bearg pntZas
Husk etZfootiis
nd d a t.
through We
o. this @afteua
in the final=
practice Of
Spring footlia
before eH
h u n d e d fan
The Reds
first strn n gas
went up Ean
the hites
some hard een
ma ges heZ
lines f,afflefi
faiu even
with the l4ar
field OF the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Pell Wins Racauets Contest.

London. March &c. G. Peli. the
American expert. defeated ]. c. simp-
son. England In the seml.finals OF the
amateur raeqaets tournament at the
Queens club today i015, 1.5f2. i5.N.
1J-17 1914
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Newcomers
TO VIM AN
MsternA(
\ y sl!s2

HIIIARD EUGENE TyREII.
Catcher, Tulsa.
Isorn Mt Benton. Ill. Janusr, ~. ieas.
Height, feet. weight. 20 pounas
Hats right handed Throws right
handed.
club In 1894, Arkansas city. Southwest
srp l~aEhs.
First enraremrnt, salt Lake city, Tn
eifIe Coast league. 1921.
Clubs since theni California indrpend-
ent ten ma. ipaf. ih2ai las Angeles, Pa
elfle Coast league. iasa. -. Louis Amer
leans. spring training. ip2t Arkan-ns
city.
IVA record t3ame@. losi NJ hat ahi
runs, sai hits. isii doubles. -. triple,
home rims aol sacrifices, Ia stolen hasr
u batting average. .an0i fielding record
not complied.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Mrs. Sohst Wins Net Iiile

Augusta. Ga, March = S-Mss 3
Soas', New York. defeated Miss
Vassel Of New York. SO. Is IS
women's finals Of the south Ala
tennis tournament here TO-DAY
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Child Labor Bill Lost.

Augusta, Mes March 27.-The
Maine senate. by vote Of q TO Z.
reieried the federal child labor enn-
atltuilnnai amendment. The house
has not acted.
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~ EPORTS from the spring train
X ing camp of the Omaha Buffa-
Il " oes. champions of the Western
league last season, are not very en-
'Tis true that the scores
of exhibition games mean little. but
at the same time the preseason con-
tests reflect somewhat on the strength
of the cams competing.
The Omaha club has been having
trouble with pitching. in its eNhibi-
lion contests and the support given
the hurlers hasn't been anything to
boast of. This may all come out i'm
the wash, so to speak. We hope so.
Omaha had a good ball club last
year but didn't draw any too well at
the Fifteenth and Ninton street ball
park. The Buffaloes played before
good crowds in each park except
their own backyard. With a good club
and small attendance in 1924. one
wonders what will happen If the 1928
Buffaloes turn out to be a second
division team.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

~ ARNEY BTRCH. owner of the
X club. is paving for his Western
~ league championship.
Harry Lee. one of the leading
pitchers in the Western circuit In
1924 and member of the Buffaloes.
Is holdout. lie hasn't come to
terms with Owner Burch and 1t is
likely he will remain on the outside
until Barney boosts his pay check.
"Chief" Robinson. eutfieIder. was
termed holdout. The Chief fin
ally came to terms. Whether he
got an increase in salary we don't
know.
"Bil' Bailey, leading pitcher of the
Western last year in strikeouts, Is
not the Bailey of 1924. "Bill" was
near deaths door last winter. lie
suffered from heart trouble. Bailey
is we'll along life's narrow path and
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Good Time Made
on Slow Track
by Cinder Artists
Coach Schultz Withholds
Names of Men Making
Western Trip; Locke
Shows Well in Century.

lNCOLN NJ a rc h
CSC &C h
Schultz $ "A C k
men ran in final
tryouts here this
afternoon for the
Leland Stanford
track meet at
Palo Alto, Cal, ON
April 4 on a field
that was made
rather heavy by
rain and cut down
the speed of the
cinder men. Goa eh
s C h ut an.
nounced after the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

ri 1GH scores were rolled on the
RI Omaha Bowling association
= a alleys last night In match
game between the Waverlys and the
StockNsrds teams. Williams. with
643. led the bowlers. while Cochran
was second with ESQ Francisco and
Grlffihs tied for third with 62I totals.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

Washington. March si,--rh~ wnrld
champions haf 10 ge II innings hrfefc
they hrHted tho puffslo intefne ttonais,
10 B. In their clash Al Tampa Yesterday.
chiefly because the RlHhn hats found
#nufsh- Rfufhrf4H NV wiHfrfs rNnrffN in
thsif tklnH They gaihefed nino hits in
his five innlngs on The mound.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Maranville May
Return to Lineup
Within Five Weeks

~ HICAGO, March e8.-"Rabbit"
Maranville, star shortstop of
- the Chicago Cubs. who broke
a small bone In his right ankle IN
sliding into third base during an
exhibition game n the coast
against the Los Angeles Pacific
Coast league club, will be back In
the lineup I'm about five weeks,
President William Veeck said today
upon his return from the coast.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

HARL AUGUSTINE. the st. Paul
| boxer and sterotyper. who was
Knocked out by Everett Strong
In a bout at the Auditorium. wants
to come back 10 Omaha and meet
Billy Uvick's fighter in return
fight. Augustine. via his manager. is
confident Of knocking out Strong In
return engagement.
An Omaha fight promoter saws he
might match Strong and Augustine
for return bout.
What Omaha fans want TO see are
new faces in the Auditorium ring.
Omaha fans have been fed up on old
faces. Strong knocked Augustin.
out. Why should Strong ard
Augustine fight again. II Augustine s
manager Is anxious for his man 10
meet Everett in a return go. why
doesn't he interest some other pro.
moter In a town other than Omaha.
Augustine fought Battling" Nun.
Zoe in Omaha twice. His bout with
Strong WAS his third In this city.
Augustine isn't drawing card In
Omaha so why should he return?
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Race
TIA JlANA.

First race: Mile and sixteenth: purse,
i96, 3-year-olds and up. claiming
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

n ECENTLY Jack eurley. for,
X merly called the "ezar" of the
so-called wrestling trust. offerd
Big Mum. champion wrestler of
the world. $4,000 II he would. sign
to wrestle any one of 10 men that
he fCurley) named.
Curley said that he would select
10 wrestlers, none Of who weighed
as much as the champion, and
some who weighed considerable
less, and let Mum take his pick as
an opponent i'm finish wrestling
contest. Mum, according to Cur.
iey's challenge. would get $4,000
the minute he signed to accept the
challenge.
knowing Mum as the writer
does. we should think Munn's pride
would be injured by not accepting
lot Of the challenges that have
been hurled at him by the many
so-called promoters. The champion
has been called a .'ham" wrestler
and trust made champion.
Mum also has been called a lot
Of other "names" for not wrestling
men like krieger who isn't much
of wrestIer). Hansen, Stecher,
Plestina and the like.
This writer l. one who believes
that Mum would wrestle anyone. II
allowed. Mum 10 NOT AFRAID of
his title. His manager. Babe
Kaufman. schedules matches for
Big. not Mum.
The New York boxing commits
sion has banned Jack Dempsey.
thereby squaring accounts with the
heavyweight champion. who had
already banned the New YORK box.
ing commission.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
sker Track Athletes Given Final youts Preparatory Stanford Meet
<&1:8!;t3I1qlbk Spots

il is hard for age TO overcome illness
such as oil "Bill' suffered. Burch
counted on Bailey winning 20 ball
games Here's hoping Barney count.
ed right.
m HE Omaha club has Frank os.
born in the outfield. Fans re-
u member this Osborn person as
one of the best little hitters who ever
tfotted down the baseball paths at
League park. Frank hits the ball
and hits 1t hard. He is the property
of the Buffaloes and is expected TO
produce many runs this year.
Lee King, newcomer and an out
fielder, together with Robinson and
Osborn will complete the outfield.
King played well in the south with
Shreveport. We will soon be able
10 tell what King can do In West.
ern company.
The pitching department Is
worrying the Buffalo pilots. With
k0upal and Joe Daley gone. and
Lee and Bailey not I'm the fold. the
"'h's S'"ii 10 s'ippcu. Duicu has
several newcomers. Stone seems TO
be the best of the lot. The staff
needs strengthening.
Barney has several new face 10
show Omaha fans but whether the
newcomers can produce the oil punch
that the 1924 club churned out at
critical times remains to be seen. We
doubt II they can. Unless there Is
a home run hitter among the lot, the
1924 Omaha club will be minus part
of the punch that Nick Cullop de-
liyered.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
WILL PRESENTS
CHURCH WITH
PROPERTY
John MoIloy Testament Gives
to Two AsyIums and Charity
Organizations

The Holy Comforter Church
Fourteenth and East Capitol streets
southeast. is to have premises at
1434 A street southeast, together
with contents, under the will OF
John Molloy, who died January
last, and whose testament was ex-
ecuted December %, 1924.
Premises at 2418 Second street
northeast are to be sold and pro-
ceeds to be equally divided between
st. Vincent's and st. Joseph's or
phan asylums.
Testator's stock in the Loughbor-
cugh Development Company, Allen
A. Walker, president, is to go to
the Little Sisters of the Poor. and
his stock in the Perpetual Building
and Loan Association is to be sold
and the proceeds to be divided with
$3.50 to General M. Emmett Urell
Camp, Spanish War Veterans, and
the balance to the Sisters of Be
NADIA Abbey, County Sligo, Ireland.
Testator directs that all moneys
belonging to him on deposit at the
West End Branch of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company be
also given to General Urell Camp.
Robert E. Wallace, 1908 Potomac
avenue southeast, Is named exc.
Cutor.
Emil Lauer, who died December
6 and whose will dated November
5, 1924, was filed for probate today,
leaves everything to his wife, Mrs.
Mary Lauer, naming her executrix.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
AGED WOMAN PERIsHES
m BLAZING BUNGALOW

EGG HARBOR, N. j.. Jan. 1S.-
Mrs. r. Hintz, fifty-five. wife OF
a Newark, N. J., business man.
was burned to. death in her home
at Brigantine Junction, near here
The two-story dwelling was dis
covered ablaze by the crew OF d
Reading express, which gave word
to a section gang which telephoned
the local fire department. The
latter could not reach the place
before the building was almost de-
stroyed.
The .charred remains of the woE1-
ans body were found late this ev"-
ming, Neighbors say she had on
several occasions threatened sui
eide. The husband at the time
was in Newark.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
CECIL De MILES PLANS
HINT MOVIE SHAKE-UP

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.&-A new
lineup of motion picture producers
was seen in the announcement OF
Cecil B. de Miles retirement as
director general Of the Famous Play
ers.Lasky Corporation, following an
amicable agreement between MIN
and Adolph Zukor, president OF the
corporation.
De Mile expects to become an IN
dependent producer. it is said, In the
interest of bigger and better pic
lures" No definite plans, however,
have become known.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
CHEMIST Is VICTIM OF
DEADLY TYPHUS GERM

TRENTON, jan 13.--Amos Row
ell, twenty-five, of Groveland, Mass,
a Junior bacteriologIst employed by
the State department of health,
who died in Mercer Hospital here,
is believed to have contracted the
disease while engaged in laboratory
work.
1t is said that his duties in the
laboratory exposed him to the
typhus germs. Rowell came to this
city last November. BeforeF assum-
ing his duties he was i'll with In
fluenza, and it is said this weak
ened his condition. making him sus.
ceptble to the disease,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
PLAN TO PROTECT y. s.
FROM FOREIGN DISEASE

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Jan. ID
Plans for cooperating with the
Federal horticultural board to pre-
vent entrance into the United
States of foreign soil or sand on
the roots of imported nursery stock
will be taken up by the American
Association of Nurserymen in
Rochester at its annual convention
next June.
In connection with the conven.
ton, the fiftieth anniversary of the
association will be celebrated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
GREEK MEETS GREEK
MORE THAN HALF WAY

EMPORIA, Kans., Jan. IA
modern Damon and Pythias are
Fay Fotutson and his brother,
Greek cafe owners, of Newton.
When Fay was arrested and his
car seized in a liquor case, his
brother appeared before the judge
Of the District Court and offered to
was, needed at home by his wife.
Six months in Jail was the SEN
tence passed upon the Greek, and
his substitute was not accepted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-13
WOLVES SCARE VILLAGES.

MADRID. Jan. ia number Of
starving wolves. which have been
driven from their haunts in the
mountains by severe cold and snow,
are reported to be providing around
the villages in the neighborhood of
Santander, Northern Spain.