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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Games lost Games won


Brosnan has highest average on games.
III DID, He also has highest average on
strikes and spares. 1912; but as no player
is eligible to win more than one prize the
latter will not count for him, but Miller OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. being next, with an aver
age of 27-72. wins the prize for strikes
and spares.
Rice wins second prize for second high
average on games.
Giovannetti wins BOBBY prize for lowest
game. 80.
G. Brandt Smith and Hopkins were tied
for highest single game. the roll-off being
played at the alleys Of the Fat Mems Club
last Friday night. Brandt winning.
Harlow made the best average for three
games that has ever been made in the Dis
trct. getting 222 1-3, Brosnan being next
with 2l2 %.
There were FIVE games bowled below the
100 mark. Giovannetti getting 50, Martin.
%. and Kermvein. DesiO and Pitney each
getting 81
One hundred and seven games Of 200 or
more were rolled Brosnan leading with Ii.
G. Brandt and Krauss being next with =
each.
Seventy-three were bowled without a
break, Brosnan leading In this also with
6, Eiker and Krauss following with 8 each.
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Anarostia and Vicinity.

Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald. Well known here,
died Friday evening at the residence OF
her niece. Mrs. Hannah. No 1t8 F street
southwest. at an advanced age. Mrs Fftz-
gerald was one of the best known employees
OF st. Elizabeths Asylum. where she
served continuously for thirty-two years.
Recently she left by reason OF her poor
health. Her funeral. which was attended
by a number Of people from this section.
took place this morning at $50 o'clock
from St Dominics Church The inter-
ment was made at Mount Olivet cemetery.
The baptizing of three colored male con-
yerts from a colored congregation in the
city took place yesterday morning in the
: Eastern branch at Anacostia. and was wit
Messed by a large number OF people.
Mrs- Sarah A Peters. cousin Of Mrs A.
20. Brady of Anacostia died yesterday
kfmornfng at her home in Montgomery coun-
sty. Md.
Fireman William Webb of No. Is engine
company 60 Anaeostia IL on leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Trophies to Be Presented to the
Winners,
LONGEST SEASON In LOCAL HISTORY
Records of the Players and the
Teams.
RECEPTION BY Y. Nj. c. A

With the games bowled at the South
Washington Business Mems Club on the
evening of May 20 the ninth season of the
District of Columbia Amateur Bowling
League came to an end, the team repre-
sentlng the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation leading In highest average Of
games won and thereby becoming cham
pions of the city
Tonight. at the association building the
full membership of the other six clubs
composing the league, accompanied by
their friends. will be the guests of the win
ming team. The members of the association
will doubtless be on hand In large numbers
to witness the presentation to its bOwlers
of the two handsome silver cups that each
year accompany the winning Of the league
championship. One of these cups Is pre-
scented by the league itself and becomes
the permanent property of the club win
ming it: the other is a trophy played for
annually. and by the conditions prescribed
by it's donors. the South Washington Bust
ness Mems Bowling Club, can become the
absolute property of a club only upon it's
being won for three years. This is the
fourth year the cup has been played for.
the first time going to the Saengerbund
bOwlers. the second year to Carroll Insti-
tute. and again last year to the Saenger-
bund. The cup is a magnificent affair.
having been especially designed for its
purpose. and upon its sides appear various
representations of the pastime for which 1t
stands. 1t is nearly two feet in height.
and the honor of winning it has always
been keenly striven for.
The Longest Local Season.
The season just closed has been marked
by no unusual occurrences the games rolled
being creditabe to the bowlers and fully up
to the previous high standard Of the league.
1t has been the longest season in the
leagues history. play lasting nearly seven
months. during which time each team has
contested in seventytwo games. Through
out the winter the usual harmony and good
fellowship existing between the teams has
been notable. in former years, and the
organization stands as one of the best IN
the American Bowling Congress, of which
the league is a member
In individual bowling some excellent
scores were made. Brosnan, though bowl
ing in the league for the first time, COM
the best ever made in the league. He was
closely followed by Rice and German, all
three being members of the Carroll Ins1i-
tute five. and with the splendid bowling of
this trio 1t is easy to understand that the
institute led all other teams in score aver
age Rodrick, last years champion, ap
pears well down the list, but this player
was entirely out of condition for many
weeks during the season, and often played
with his team when his physical condition
forbade the exertion.
The following table shows the records of
players who took part in eighteen or more
games. The figures are official. being taken
from the record of the leagues scorer, Mr..
A. C. Rodrick:
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The following table shows the records OF
the clubs and credit should be given the
CAROLS for the splendid showing. Their
own alleys were very fast, and other clubs
made high scores on them frequently as
the home five. but the occasional let-up in
their work lost games for them and cost
the championship. The Association players
have been hustIers ever since their en-
trance to the league season ago. They
made a great fight that year. tieng the
veteran CAROLS and Saengers for the
championship. losing. however. in the roll
OFF. This season they had led almost from
the outset and have not been headed since
November %:
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Wife Beater Fined.

Lorenzo Sararesi. whose home is In Bal
timore. was today fined $40 by Judge Scott
in the Police Court for assaulting his wife
by striking her in the face with an UNI
brella and beating her with his fists The
fine was paid. The couple have, 1t was
stated. been separated for several months,
the wife living in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Pearl Edge Velvet
Ribbon.
II uard nieceS-nrl1ne llrQdlf

No. Fine Quality All-silk
Satin-back Velvet Ribbon. in
White, Black. Cream, Cardinal,
Turquoise, Pink, Blue, Nile, APP
pie, Old Rose, Lilac and
! Maise;; worth Coo. piece; SIC.
No. Fine Quality All-silk,
Satin-back Velvet Ribbon, IN
White, Black. Cream, Cardinal,
Turquoise. Pink, Blue, Nile, APP
pie, Old Rose. Lilac and
Maise. Worth 85c. piece
Unmatchable values in the best
quality BLACK SATIN-BACk
VELVET RIBBONS:
No. $, worth I5c.; this sale. .Ioc.
No. 7, worth 2oc.; this sale. IL ac.
No. 9, worth 25c.; this sale. .1oc.
No. II, worth 3oc.; this sale. .2oc.
No. IS, worth $50; this sale. .25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Team Records.

Seventy players took part during the sea-
son.
S. W. B. NJ. rolled highest game, 995,
Y. NJ. C. A. being next. with 991.
The S. w. B. NJ also rolled lowest game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
10c. for soc. to ST
Sample Flowers.

If you yet have flowers for hat trimming
to buy, you may congratulate. for here Is
an Offering which enables you to buy them
at saving OF half to e-fourths Of what
you would have paid earlier:
The enormous lot embraces the following
varieties OF Handsome Artificial Flowers,
Beauty Roses. June Roses, Sprays Of Lilac,
Sprays Of Fruits and Cherries; all of them
gOod-size punches; also Foliage In autumn,
natural and green shades. Choice for 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03

642 COS, as previously given for the Column
bias was an error.
w s. B. lost the highest game, the G. f.
bowling 9l4 against their $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Another Avalanche of Values
From the Maffrs.' and Importers Surplus Stock Sale


Table No. Made up of lot of No. 40 Fancy
Stripe Washable Louisine Ribbons plain tafeta, Nos.
and 49, Black and Colored All silk Watered Rib MOo
bons and "a in Fancy Stripe Washable Neck Ribbons. o.
Worth 15c yard. Sale price .................
Table No 2-3H in. wide Washable Fancy
Ribbons for neckwear and rosetes-in polka dot,
striped and corded effects Also lot of Plain Col n ~
oed Tafetas, every color including the wanted II O,
White, Pinks and Blues Worth I5c. yard. Sale w
Table No. 3-Wide Washable Fancy Ribbons
in every color and combnation plain n n
with gold stripes, soft Louisines, polka dot and MO
Dresden effects and heavy corded stripes. Worth II 0U
I9c yard. Sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Table No 4-5-inch Lusrous Tafea Ribbons
in Black, White, Light Blue Turquoise Navy,
Royal Pink Cardinal, Red, Old Rose Mase and II No.
Liac-and AZ in. Soft Louisne Ribbons, with Il VIC,
stripes polka dots, huer de lis in all coos il 0V
values for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Table No. 5-A lot of Handsome in Satin
Stripe Tafeta Ribbons, in White, with colored
stripes and coors with white stripes-Satin Combi-
nation Striped Ribbons in all coors-and in. Soft
Louisne Ribbons in White Pink, Blue, Lilac
Turquoise, Nile and Old Rose-and Hemstched
Tafea Ribbons, in Pink, White. Blue, Black, Maise ~ ~
and Turquoise also large of Fine SWMC
White Ribbons. Goods worth $50 SOC. Sale A0U Nv
pllce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Satin=back Velvet
Ribbons Cut.

Certainly no other store ever offered de-
sirabe Satin-baek Velvet Ribbons for as
little as this:
No width to go for sc. yard
No. width to go for &c. a yard.
No. 8 width to go for &C. yard
No. u width to go for 12c. yard
No. 10 width to 60 for lac a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03

about 4 O'Clock Near the window the Of
ncer found q rake, made Of q piece of cane.
with a piece Of cigar box tackled on one
end. Il Ia believed this was used by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03

thief in ralxing the articles from the win
dow to the opening In the plate glass. De-
tectives Boyd and Horne and Precinct De-
tective Herndon are investigating the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03

No better opportunities Tor saving have
ever been offered. This lot Includes high
grade Waists of Persian lawn and India
linen. In very stylish and fashionable effects,
some with sailor-collar effects. tucked all
over with hemstitching; some with fancy v
fronts finished with embroidery and lace
made with soft tucked collars and cuffs
also . other styles. all OF new and desir-
able patterns. The kind for which ,thcrs
are asking S1.5O and $I.73. for CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03

Very stylish and new effects are shown IN
this lot OF White India Linen Waists Some
prettily trimmed with Of Swiss
inserting down front: some with all-ovcr
lace froats: some with fine pleabs. beth
back and front; some have embroidered
yekes All have soft collars and are stylish
and perfect fitting. Exceptional bargains.
The regular 75c and Sic. values for 49c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
81 for WOrnen's SIP to
$50 Suits,

Women who will go to the Pan-Amcrican
Exposition this summer. or anywhere up
north will need heavier clothing than is re-
Quired IN this climate. and to those par.
ticular people this special offering Of wo-
mems Suits will appeal: Suits Of the hand
some and most fashionable fabrics and~
thoroughly fashionable; which formerly sold
for $12 to $40; will be offered for 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
ST. to $3.50 Umtrimmed Hats
Rough Split Jap. Straw
Hats. 20c.

Shirt Waist Hats. which are selling even
now about town at 75c. and 81, are to go On
sale here tomorrow at 29c. each. IN short
crowns, walking shapes rolling brims, cycle
shapes, and also the two-piece American
Beauty, Pan american and Elk position shapes.
Choice for 29c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03

No more clever fashion was ever created
than the very stylish Shirt Waist Suits
which are being worn this season. Tomor-
row we offer you the opportunity to buy
them for much less than Is being asked
about town. Made Of duck and chambray In
all cOlors, and beautifully trimmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
POlka-dOt Skirts, csc.

The stylish Black and White Polka Dot
Duck Skirts. trimmed with braid. and full
in width, such as are selling about town at
81, here tomorrow at CSC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
MnIeiben anf Tarmen.

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~ 6abt Sbr Sud mad ben Yrei
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bauien Can ben .abelisen bdnlern
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Gin Seimi.

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alif feline neae, $40 Wder groBe Sarml
in grabam, Denton County, 'iberIitt='
|betm, bic er uon germ aPetsr Srutb
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S6afbeeroen bieler 1nIsebuns ridteu
8Slfe lisroBei gerbeerunSen an; Elm
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:iino9 bersits sstOOtst pmorbent bod
faeint g eSd unmn0Ssli8 seHisn ben @arz
ans 81 omaden,iQ nnf ftfmth3 erafii2m
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aufer a9t: 8ena sSbr etnen sroBen
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oSer 9erren Acknowledgements unb
quo ben rilieerisiten Preifen faufeu.
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Sprmg 9ia.

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mar leste @s9e tn Nanoseiddften bier.
-. D0fer ano ,Sran uon &i6monb
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@rabe tbrer Wutter Elm anoddtiJes
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bad bot Sobn Oirr's S9mteoepertz
itatt ibernommen; er senieRt ais ti1
tiger 6a1mann einen 9uten Euf. Isl
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elmer iunsen Dame in Stsn @toao,
barob man ii1 bier in 8trmutbnnsen
Eersebt. baB er balo in iaBen Seiieln
leiu mirb Dos Drel9en NUT De bier
lesten Donneritas beenOet pss &e.
lultot rpiro burnI1nittli6 als Elm 9a
ties perSei1net . Setf &obett 4i9e
matni, miro Ibieie @Ohe iietlt Wais
mai6ine aut ben ,sara,eli IN 8gltieb
issen. - 9err SObn Dirs5 1T .uuessftn
&ra1tbeit ans S.tt svffllett. Der
Plat nor Der airrbe blstet Test tin
reyes Bib Der Endilstsltj uiit.l8sss
mal6inen, Yterptp uno S1aufsln 1T
man beim gbnsnI PCS tSganees be-
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tetei 0erbsRerunss. uuo DetlG6aeraiss
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Oeutftber Mr3t u. 9Sunbar3t.

in S0i6en's grid= glod, cine grtppe
bod: Welroie, Wtnn. f.Dr ME 48=baG
The Meeker herald., 1901-11-23
Carried.

The resident taxpayers OF Meeksr
voted In favor OF the electric franchise
Tuesday. Out OF ll9 registered tax
payers, 70 voted in favor Of granting
the franchise and 2 against, thus the
measure received q substantial majority
Of the qualified electors.
One hundred and nineteen taxpayers
doesn't by any means, represent the
total of this class Of property owners IN
Meeker, but 1t seems that 1t does repre-
sent about all that were entitled to vote
on question like this.
In due time the town will be lighted
by electricity.
The next thing we will he aiming as
will be water works.