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Washington Society Expects Event to
Take Place Within Month.
By Associated Press.
Washington, April 9.—While no date
has been announced for the Wedding
of Miss Eleanor Wilson, the president’s
youngest daughter, and Secretary Me-
WITH BIG LEADERS IN HOUSE AGAINST HIM, PRESIDENT STILL
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Free art , lecturers are given every
day in different places, frequently in
public schools in New York.
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fall by, having , out- siders, making such
remarks, but, a slant, at t the box score
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A most significant fact in connection with the fight for the repeal of the tolls exemption clause in the lower
house of congress was the opposition to President Wilson of practically all the recognized leaders in congress,
including Speaker Champ Clark and floor leader Oscar W. Underwood, Democrats, Progressive floor leader Vic-
tor Murdock and Republican floor leader James R. Mann. President Wilson’s triumph in the house seems
to indicate that he is more powerful than all the congressional leaders combined.
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dollar. The bill does not indicate that there is anything behind it other than the simple announcement that
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liam Bacon, Greenville, Texas; W. H.
Dougherty, Gainesville; S. B. Perkins,
Greenville; A. F. Platter. Dallas; C. E.
Schaff, Houston; E. D. Steger, Bonham;
C. B. Taliaferro, San Antonio, and M.
H. Wolfe, Dallas.
The directors immediately eleeted
the following officers: C. E. Schaff,
president; E. D. Steger, vice president;
C. S. Sherwin, secretary; R. P. Roach,
treasurer; J. M. Bryson, general coun-
sel. and' O. H. Bower, auditor.
The directors and new officers left
this afternoon for Bonham to attend
the annual meeting of the Denison,
Bonham & New Orleans Railway Com-
pany, which will be held , late today.
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The Coast Artillery and Seventh: In-
fantryment of the Fifth Brigade leagu
engaged in a" common, corner lot"
game, of baseball yesterday,. as is, in-
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C. P. Lisbony to J. P. Felier, parts of
lots 1 and 2, subdivision outlot 67 to
6 addition D, Dickinson; $150.
Algoa Townsite company to H. H.
McGuffey, part I. & G. N. Ry, section
15; $1100.
J. Norris to B. T. Rogers, lot 18, sub-
division Mary Austin League No. 14;
$1100.
J. Lobit to S. N. Garrett, part S. E.
one-fourt outlot 60; $1650.
Jno. Sealy et ux to W. E. Grover, lot
13, Sealy and Smith subdivision, N. E.
block of outlet 66; , $2000.
C. P. Lisbony to J. Stephenson, lots
4 to 6, subdivision block 152, Moore’s
addition to Dickinson; $30.
J. A. Hawkins, et al to Sec. Home
Inv. company, lot 5 subdivision S. W.
one-fourth of outlot 13; $1000.
A. E. Boreum to J. E Withers, lots 6
and 16, subdivision block S. E. Franks
one-third survey; $10 and other con-
siderations.
Texas City company to J. L. Talmon,
lot 6, block 150, 2d division, Texas
City; $550.
Texas City company to M. F. Hughes,
lot 8, block 308, 2d division, Texas
City; $850.
McNamee.
The digni.y o Double plays—Jones to Schroeder to
of the bags were made by the Infan-
tryment. Two singles and a series of
errors did the work. Tlie third time
at bat, the Sexenthwas presented, with,
an opportunity, and, went clear through
their batting order making a total
of six runs. T. T. Ellis took charge of
the mound for the. Artillerymen, after
the firstinning but was unable toshold
the opposing men in check. At this
stage Schroeded and Ellis changed and
the game tightened.
The Artillerymen credited themselves
with their, two scores in the first in-
ning.. With two out. Brill walked, ad-
vancing on Hemphill’s fumble, of Bark’s
grounder. Schroeder made a two-base
hit and scored.the runners already on
the bags. The Seventh infield cared for
everything they put out after that stage
of the game.
The game scheduled for this after-
noon will be between the Twenty-
eighth Infantry and the Engineers.
The score follows: ,
Seventh Infantry—
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Frank Trumbull of New ' York Re-
' elected Chairman of Board.
By Associated Press.'
Dallas, Tex., April 9.—Stockholders’
of the M., K. & T. railway, in annual
convention here, in accordance with
the road’s agreement with Attorney
General Looney, elected the following
board of directors yesterday: Frank
Trumbull, New York, chairman; Wil-
words every got,be. 'At the end of
.the sixth, inning the game' was: called
on 'account of, rain siving the‘dough-
boys the game.atacountof to 2.
Jones, who opened in the. box for
the. Artillerymen did ndt last but’ one
inning.. He' only had a, series of
straights that were tossed over to .the;
pleasure of the batters. Five rounds.
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GIVEN BEATING
showed the expedition was 70 miles
north of the equator and about 250
Adoo, Washington society expects it to
take place within a month. Dress-
makers are already at the White House
and it is believed an announcement of
the wedding date will be made within
a short time and that it wwill be some
time in May. ,
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By Associated Press.
Philadelphia, April 9.—Word has been
received that the members of the Ama-
zon expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania museum, sent out in
March, 1912, are all well after nine
weeks of exploring in unknown terri-
tory in southern British Guinea. Ad-
vices state that many valuable ethno-
logical specimens, photographs and
anthropological data were secured. The
expedition encountered many dangers
and progress was at times wearisome.
According to authorities of the mu-
seum, the reports received state that
Dr. William C. Farabee, curator of the
American section of the musgum, and
his party spent many months in terri-
toryanever explored by white men and
have gained an immense amount of
valuable information. New tribes of
Indians never before heard of have
been discovered.
Previous reports told of the party
having explored the northern part of
Brazil, and the latest advices had to do
with a description of the expediency of
the expedition’s movement eastward
into British Guinea and the affluence
of the upper reaches of the Esquibo
river. In the wilderness the expedition
found maps worthless. The Cudwine
river was found difficult of navigation,
but it was followed to the Esquibo
after much hard labor and suffering.
Totals .
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Dell Potter, Clifton, Ariz.; Judge C. L.
Rollins, Globe, Ariz.; James) Rooney,
Fort Stockton, Tex.; D. E. Colp, San
Antonio, Tex.; John Craft, Mobile, Ala;;■
Joseph Schwartz, > New Orleans - anc,
Leqn Locke, Lake Charles.
John B. Kent of Lake Charles origi-
nated the idea of holding this conven-
tion. Delegates were named' - by ma-
yors of cities along the proposed high-
way. local good roads associations,
commercial and automobile clubs. The
meeting was largely, attended by -men
from Georgia to California, Gov. L. E.
Hall of Louisiana" was the principal
speaker at the meeting today. :
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SUMMARY.
Stolen bases—Weiss, Hemphill, Stew-
art, Brill, Parks, 2.
•Sacrifice hits—Kler 2, Leach 2, Hemp-
hill, Parks.
Two-base hits—Stewart 2, Kellar.
By Associated Press.
Lake Charles, La., April 9.—The con-
stitution of the . Gulf Interoceanic
Highway association was adopted at a
meeting held in the court house this
afternoon, attended by nearly 150 dele-
gates from outside points and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President, Joseph O. Schwartz, New
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Wellesley College Made Recipient of a
Handsome Gift From Millionaire.
By Associated Press.
Wellesley, Mass., April 9.— Wellesley
college has received a- gift of $750,000
from the Rockefeller foundation toward
restoration of facilities lost in the re-
cent college fire. In announcing the
gift the board of trustees of the college
said it was conditional on the raising
of $2,000,000.
The trustees plan to spend $1,250,000
for new buildings and $750,000 for en-
dowment. Seven new buildings will be
required to do the work formerly done
by the single great building burned.
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Bases on balls—Off Ellis 3.
Wild pitch—Leach.
Balk— Jones.
Hit by pitcher—By Ellis 1, by
Schroeder 1.
Passed ball—Cook.
Left on bases—Seventh Infantry 8,
Artillery 3.
Time of game—One hour and thirty-
five minutes.
Umpire—Sinclair.
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Rooney, Fort Stockton;: Louisiana, Mar-
shall Ballard, New Orleans; Mississippi,
J. B. Drives, Gulfport ;Alabama,. John
Craft, Mobile; Georgia, John Temple
Graves, Atlanta; South Carolina, E. J.
Watson, Columbia; North Carolina, J.
Hyde Pratt, Chapel Hill; Virginia, Pres-
ton Belvin, Richmond; secretary, John
B. Kent, Lake Charles, La.; treasurer,
John Legier Jr.; New Orleans.
Another meeting will be held in New
Orleans in about three .months, . at
which the final details of the organ-
ization will be effected. . The official
slogan of the association is “The year
round route," and following is , he of-
ficial course of the highway from
coast to coast:
New York City to Salisbury, N. C., to
New Orleans via Atlanta, Birmingham,
Montgomery, Mobile and Gulf Coast’
points; to El Paso via Lake Charles,
Beaumont, Houston, Galveston, Fort
Stockton; to San Diego via Las Cruces
and the Imperial Valley.
The committee which has had. charge
.the. formulating of- a constitution was
(composed of the following:
/D. C. Collier, San Diego, Cal.; Col.
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Galveston Tribune. (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 115, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 9, 1914, newspaper, April 9, 1914; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1410245/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rosenberg Library.