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new YORK, Dec. 1.—(‘harles A.
Bender. the ludian pitcher who was
triopped from the Baltimore Federals
last August because, as the president
of the club declared, he did not keep
himself in "good condition." brought
a. breach of contract suit for $8,666
All the United States District Court
yesterday against the Federal League.
The suit was tiled through the law
firm of Wilber. Norman & Kuhn oi
299 Broadway. An attempt also was
1.111th yesterday to serve a summons
(.1) .l. A. Gilmore. president of the
l-‘ederal League, at his office at 1476
headway, but he. was out. A

Bender is a Chippewa lndian and}
graduate of Cariisle. For twelve
iciirs he was one of Connie Mack‘s

 

 

Iiiitilisttt)‘:4 on the Philadelphia Ameri- +

cans. Mack asked. for waiversI Quit

.iicndci' alter the baseball scallop, aft.

1914 and receiHng no bids for the In-'
diam twiilei item the major clubs,
(tropptd him. Mack tievei‘ could bé
‘induced to cleiAu' up the. mystery 'rei
carding the ludian's release.

On December 4. 1914. Bender sin
(ti :'11 two year t'ontiiict with the bed
er‘ai League under ’which he was to
net 87 .500 11' year. He pitched fomthe
.lldIitIimorq lie-dentin qu‘tIIil Aumist- 39
list. when he received the following

.. notification trout C. W, Resin. 11mi-
uienl of the Federal Biioohali (‘mb :1

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Jim Flynn in eveiy one of the ten
rounds of the windup at the Broadway
Sporting (‘lub last night. Flynn was
eutpointed and outfought, but néver'
AoutgamedI and sent every one home
satisfied that he. had had his money 11'
worth. .
The ancient fireman of Pueblo; 601.,
may be perhaps but it shell of his hir-
mer self. but he. is still able to Allie
just about twice as much punishment
as any other three of the present
while heavyweights. 1‘

The story of any one round would
describe the tight though Flynn
seemed to inipiove by comparistm all
the while, for Dillon tired sonic; but
Jim never. Flynn was shaken hard
by Dillon' 1 we". 'IAilaced rights”; it
His in every 1.1111th H fit!) 'A
.‘tlmes before Dill'on' s 'terrile 1 A
intent to the body 1111’? over ml
Jest brought him" back‘ flesh Iahd
strong.

Outboxed throughout Flynn 110%
{altered but kept carrying the Mild

to the indip apolis licavywefiht,
"Mi Mi it}; er 2 Flynn Yeas
faulty 0 "15313 lopI in tibiae

it (Irv. Dillon .itflbuhy either
in? hitdffig’ file fiifiw long huge git

blocking IlI-‘lIyniIi' 1-1 lead: ”Half" 'th(fime
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@1110 oq‘gt directors he] fill".

ut-ek they directed the to advise you
11‘ your unconditional iI.elease
IcCltiri. its you may a111'mise,is (lop toA
your ffiiiure to keep in conditio’h. ne-
cessaiy for 31011 to pioperlyI peiforin
,Io‘tir part of the contract. You are

now a free agent and can sfgnk'fillh'

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DlSt‘tllllNlllE WARM"

(YAliLlSJJIJ. Pie, Dec. erumorsi
have gained circulation bore '111 the
list few days that Supt. 1.1pp.;‘or'1htst
(‘arlisle lindl‘uil School. will dist-(in?

 

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titiue foot-bull because of the bearing
on the Cztrlisle school of departmental
restrictions which phce 11 non reserva-
tion lndian school located at Cnriisle
:11 a distinct disadvantage in receiving
ltidian youths of 100111.111 size as com ‘
pared with reservation schools. Dil’
ferflices between Coaches Kelly and.
Vietcli me said to have contributed
toe. Iliad showing this year

ASuot. Lipps. 11 uen united about his;
policy. said he was giving consider-
ation to the pioposal to eliminate;
.oetbtill, but had not made up his mind;
b.1111 probably 11011111 not make an aii-'
iIotmceinenIt before the end of the A
“99“ Liims and Coach Kelly both‘I
'1 ft for Washington yesterday, pre-I
:ulnnbly to consult with the lndian
office ,9flicials. It has become known:
here'that K5133“ Practically relinquish ‘
ed the position of head coach ten daysA
ego. being succeeded by Welch A

The students are strongly agaiim‘

. sacrificing football and neither they

nor the ludians fiiends here under .

stand whit the game should be abolish 'ber of

ed. it is known that it is impossible
‘titi‘d'eir departmental regulations to use"
football mohey to pay transmirlation'

of poor boys Who want to enter Gap lsent out yesterday. There. are thirteen V
iisie and that it is also necessary forlcaiididates for the four graduate posi-

lodiansw Ito complete-.-reservatim1:
courses now before entering Carlisle.

it is thought here thiit. l_f teaching
difficulties ca'n he settled, Cnrllsle

A ‘shnuld be 111,111 to meet a fairly strong“

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didateo to about fill the vacant posi—
tlotis and twenty-tone for the under;

are. has refused the nomination, which has
tired! Princeton Just having asked torIstart'ed the rumor that he is ‘to be

Mm “A!“ wmmmmnmem Whii‘a‘ni'
, I‘Afipilepbuok, formuI'cppgiu enriching;
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for the past three seasons 5.11.... bepiyl
the Army football" .
1'“un W“; not 1111 in that can, . l. K

Iiicxt full. HAQ' sitils 011 Deceit er 5-

‘thc tint regiment Iii? field art
which is now on duty at Scltofleld
Honolulu. This announcement -dVAis-
poses of the. ieccnt rumor that Lieu
go to Cambridge
nestIseiison its head coach of the Hat
yard team.

Duly was captain of the Harvard
football 1921111 in 1900 ll.) uttered the

.Jilitarx academy in June. 1901,133de

tItiiingI in 1905 and played on the
tiny eleven for the first two years
of his stay here. The Army won from
1hr.I Navy. in both these years. During,
the next two years although still a
cumin Duly acted as coach tor the

gArmy team and the cadets continubdicall it. which is imolved in some of

'to cm from the Navy He has the
dis slinction of having piloted the A111in
.team as head coach through its last
three victories over the Navy No
successor to' Lieutenant Daly has yet
been selected.

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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.--A' big
shakeup in Pennsylvania athletics is
predicted by thcnutisunliy large num-
candidates for the vaqti-nt grad-
111119 and undergraduate places on the
board of directois of the .lithletAic. list
societion as announced by the ballot

 

lions and CWeiity-one frr the under-
.gr'uduate positions As a usual rule
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NEW YORK. Dec. l.—Jack Dillon 1
or indiuapolis, outlought the veteran Yli8h1.Cal‘l SChmidls

 
 
 
 
 
 

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{play that makes dimples to catch the,
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IHE All-“SI “THE BROKEN LRW” I8 REPLETE theatre to See the 8 part mas erpiece

“An Alien."
WITH ROMANCE AND DRAM. I
- r. t Thea-
é ATIC INTENSITY. 0. Thursday at the Regen

gtre, Metro will offer “The Woman
iPays," said to he the best motion pic-
,. , , ture this ambitious company has yet
caution Another Reotctlm William marketed Friday will see pretty Mar-

F” Triumph—Farnum Ru" Bu- guirete Clark in a story of circus life
WWW—"mm“ ”um" screen called “Still Waters" and on Satur

6“" GIIMINCW Laurel. in CNN." day. Robert Edeson will appear in a
.uptown. will bowl the Palace Five for dietary Roles. AV. L S. E. feature called' Mortmain."
he best two out of three games The photoplay feature entitled ‘IThe
Last night, in Stamford. Archer deIAA Iliioken Law; which wa I
tested Ayrault in -the first. block of a pioduced by Oscar C. A for Wil- .
126 points. by the score of 125 to 84.1111111 F011, is one of the 1893! Dre‘s” last night
1- mg toumamen" tiOUs and elaborate offerings that as
'31:: :1:c;1;t:’ebdloI::I:m on North Main ever appeared 01} the SOME: William of the ensemble Was eonspictlons, but
5",,“ Farnuin, long celebtated its a ‘legil‘I ”“5 production was put (1)" at 59111;
The score t'm last night' s Sthmidt mate" 3”” and more recently iittract- What. of a disadvantage. 998113!-
“um game: mg world-wide attention as a "nIiov. theylack of stage. room.I .- VIncemI
Schmidt's Wonders. “‘6" favorite appears in the principal “Iith the cofflgmll; “lenev f New:
nuker ............... 89 95 96 ’0'“ The “Nd““m’” ‘3 “As—”'5 A" S"“"“"' Aenor' .160: 'uAttA oFlack
Schmidt ......... it 77 '39 ”mm“ "‘8 ‘" men" "‘5‘“ ”mung" Hawn' sopranA wiiiahne e ntralto’
Dempsey ' 8‘1 96 96 11-15 replete wth romanoohnd sltua- mezzo, and Edna I 3 er, co I.
, "' """"" ‘ tions of dramatic intensity. and it is The lectured comedian was Walter
‘0““89 -------------- 34 77 :1 presented with the same witty to do. Jones. the Wellkuown star; with Har-
M”““;""(‘"'/‘I'. 'A' ‘ [PA 102 .198 tail that characterize. all tit the. Win. ry Macdotioush Ralph Spin). and.
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In the Palace Bowling League lastI
Wonders lived
tup to their name and defeated J.I
IBarry's Kelsey Club team three
,straight games. 1
Tonight the Carbone team, from?

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Tit for Tat appeared at the Regent

The size and artistic value

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iiarrx..,.-.............. 9" 83 8‘ about the 'yt‘s‘a‘r 1850 and the story Swain the young premiere danfieusat
“W05” """"""" 70 78 79 (oiicerns itself tiiiiinly with the dead of the Metropolitan 09TH! House, the,

Pauline .............. 86 81 .W’Jnfés hi“ it mmond (M; Farmm); principle dancer, and an orchestra 01:
111.111 86 92,11": $3) Kiri; W Phillip thirty pieces... l

whet Bertie?! a wealtliy' ’l‘lio pictorial background of scenery

mew tawny DAec.1.——Cllnton. .
Black. of tilt-"W York city, 11 junio I;
'ho Sheffield Retentldc School, ‘ ,tl Rwy?” to wander- "pathway???" 00:13,“) T922];
unanimously elected cupian of the int!” ” baby boy w (I1 ‘I so my
Yale football team iii the annual hair “133 h’é fig 60‘ ”0"“ W “NW.“ taken from .\'o. 648 Eighth avenue”
riuet of the pi 1yers last tight. Block ““5 moi-"1 cater-11 ”‘3‘ gmutunl W' New York City. a year ago, was founIJI

 

 

and costumes was beautiful. and in its

clients a bando of worthy a capacity house. A.
on NI to. [I . - I1
lath" W“ 11211 Fmoe BABY son LOST A YEAR. ‘
ster whorl? a member _ 1
A.‘ “9 “1““ Child Kidnapped in New York Loeat- I

- net! in Bridgeport. A

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played guard on this year's eleven. fi'fl‘Q’lr’J‘wI “Wk‘l‘e‘l Ween them. in the custody of Mrs 'Aancs BonestI
llc prepared at Exeter,11lierc1l1rwaq
ett‘pttlln‘
.liu 11'me captain 01‘ the Yale- {reply
Allial't' team.
won their Varsity lettci this

Anabel. homer‘tbus been I
'9!“ ”‘9 m‘udemy eleven. and marriage to A QArd Duncan. “mum.“ View avenue, near the lI‘uirfield line,:
How .‘5 "33:“ “$33“? the yesterday. The. baby is two years (Iild 1
1' it flies 0 A year ago. according «to brsu
I butt $01! ntil “hm“ vanquished Boneshy, the baby was brought to
AME "RB-£331)” I" W?“ revenge, her by John Phillips, 11 traveling sell.
like”! at Bentond M seduclu “3' er of medicinal preparations. and she;I
‘Ursuin. 33mg gifi,1uio*lias really had cared for it since, receiving, no

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Ist', 1916

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well by' 1.”le "can E8- cording to her statement, money at
"10nd Ursulp pro dod an J,Ireguiar periods for its maintenance.
AWMPM T" l' ' The police now liavAem‘he baby. They
. Am‘hu' ”“11, mm hold Duncan,IA:; understand tltttt a year ago Mrs'. hill"
h lAOM‘ “and!” home and poet A0 ry Knob, of No. 510 West Lnlayette
Donald Gray appeared in so 00 gypsy- "up She. is captured. is talk street Baltimore ‘0“ her baby by
3111‘? yefiAerdAAyA “tel having been on to ”1. church to Abe' married to kidnapping. This was about the time
absent for some time on account of” Ldrd Duncan} when that mumps placed the baby now
an? ulcerated tooth. i. on, well it would amount almost to found in Mrs Boneabys care 1
Many students are evperienci'ng the 59,11,119” to (“501059 the ending Sup . Three days ago Mrs. Knob Ide

after results o_t‘ too much turkey. Thlslnoe it to I”. flmrgfore, that the ac Phillips arrested in Baltimore. . and
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Many local. residents are probabliff‘b' 6 mm“? clifitfhfia‘ls‘erfl: told of the baby in Bridgeport. He
pondering what the shooting neat“ WWBA‘WO beltdmon “ As ’ claims this is his child and not the
the ill h School meant today. No; “‘3“ [0rd Duncan ‘5 o1ertakeo by. one Mrs Knob lost, when according
g I retribution fer having caused UrsulaI i he lived in New York
he Germans have. not invaded South 0; , ,u to her ch: in, s
to the study reality 1 ’ The .
Norwslk yet! It was; only the Ad pay .1. i ill be shown WICAIIY.1
vanc’ed'l’hysics class» doing some mine“ “‘2”: Pt Aw Theatre. M
I' A 'Immw at e ' AsaeARATING PACtFic RAILROAD? 1
shooting, taiget 1). notice, as the boys A
I The cast of characters follow: rd AST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-—Argumettts. are'
Swath??? 3:111:33“ Berna Ito begin before tl'iiee federal cii‘cuitI
. A A Lester ChambersIJuGges item today A? 5;:ch Attic:
1‘ quite a novelty ., , ‘ (Alsobel a society bud Mary Martin' which the Governmen “I 11 mm:
The Seniot Deuce Committee wmAGorigko a half Wit. Nieliolss Duuaew state the Central ’lei L 3‘
meet today in the long recess 19- Gaspar, a powerful KS’IDSY. Dick Neill from the Southern “:2ch a CI
Room 23' iAnselo, chiet of G'ypses ' “be case was cert ed 0 ‘9 r
The orchestra. met yesterday in the Mariburg Bertram cuit Judges by the. District Court. oi
assembly hall at 1: 30 , A138,“, ngbel'g mgr Aubrey Beanie: t'tah, when; the proceedings were
‘ There Will be. an important meeting Fannie, Duncan} paramour filed. The lines judges today, Waltert
of the Boy's Athletic Association on Christine Mayo {1‘ Sanbornfot' St. Paul; William C. Al
Thursday, Dec. 2, at 1:15 p. m, in the - Esmond, 81:, Daniel Esmond's father. Hook, of Leavenworth Kuns,.;II Ehnei 1
assembly. ‘The (ollowing business Edw. IN. Hoyt‘ B. Adams, all St. Louis, are to sites}
Ithe District Court for Utah.
football seasonfinominations for {001- 1. Daniel Elmond, novelist, Wm. Famuml The case will be argued for L130!
hall manager for I916 will he receivedg Directedw by Oscar C ADM- lGovernment by George W Orr. of At-;'
a baseball manager will be elected“ - " . _ lchlson. K305» and 1'0? the Southern.
and Preport of the ininstrei show (3:0,3531111 m 41A“ ALIEN" ‘Padfic Company by Garret W 110':
committee witi be given A full at- Probably no motion picture} or play ‘l‘iinerny, of San Francisco.
teudance 15 requegted by .E. Ward of about years has caused the “a“: The case against the Southern Pit-l
Sturdevant, the president. .- . 1. 'to now as has “An Alien" which is cilia was filed in Fobrnsry,AI1914,iyn.l
Former Church spent the Thanks~.to .btAaA seéii today at: the Regent then- the railway company me“ its answer:
giving holidays atIWa-ahingtoupcmn ire. George Be‘bnu in the ““9 mp, in May of that year. Since then-1111b A
He has been visiting up there quiteA has absolute control of his audience timony has be“ $8an by an, etiim- 1

ltheir experiments. They seem to 011‘!
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