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Evening journal., 1910-06-23
BALL CANE TO
FEATURE EXCURSION

The Sunday school Of Central Pres
byterian Church will go on It's annual
excursion 20 Pennsgrove tomorrow
morning. leaving King street wharf at
s O'Clock. An interesting feature OF
the day viii be a baseball contest be-
tween three OF the Glasses Of the
school The class Of John J Hayes
win play the class Of Charles w. Bush,
and the class Of Charles F. Eastman
viii play the winning team. The line
up is as follows;
Mr.. Hayes Class-Monaghan. p.i
Whitoraft. c.. Buckmaster. p; Worth,
c.: Boozer, lb. Vincent. 2b; Conner.
sb.: Prigg, IS; Brannock, RI: Gray,
II; Logan. CT, Baldwin, CT
Mr. Bush's Class-Senn, p; Sparks,
c.. r. Brown. 1b.; Lank. 2b. and p;
ziegrist. 2b., Weldin, sb-; r. Brown,
r.; Robinson. CT; Welch. H.; A.
Horner. IS.
Air Eastman's class-Matthews. p
Honey, c. and D; Thompson, 1b +;
Adams. 2b. and p; Wilson, sb.; Davis,
ss: Jacobs. r.; Keith. II; Gregg. CT +;
Quinn. IT,; Papperman, IS; Hyland,
IS
Evening journal., 1910-06-23

crouch.
eoins up.
The boy deserves st.
900
Here's hoping he'll make good.
0--0-0
Maybe Garrett won't miss him
The news tickled Grimth
o-o-0
Did the Gas Company develop himg
Ask Reeves
900
oh you nchting BroolSwood bows.
900
Youn get p look in after Crouch
blows out
0--o-o
Meard IS setting to be regular
cleanup KID
o-o-0
Nalmbacher IS close 10 the top in
fielding for Riverview
900
We are counting on two more fast
games fc- Saturday
NHifHHU
Brookvool gets the chance AT du-
Pont again
$3.50
And Gas Company viii try 70 cook
Riverview again
900
II ought 10 prove good day fon
swimming the Brandywine
0-0-0
Somebody ought TO investigate Har-
rington. He dropped out last tir-e no.
r0-0-og
After an. It is a good ban club that
doesn't know when it is licked
$3.50
II Mousley was a little more firmly
entrenched in second place he would
feel better
His Saturday game win tell the tale.
900
Somebody has got 10 take a punch
out Of DUPONT pretty soon They are
hitting up too lively clip for Gas
Company
O-0-0
II can't be denied that Charley Lucas
did great work behind the pan for du-
Pont. He ought TO be in the game
900
More power to yez. Mr. Brown. NIT
B.
O-0-0
Good afternoon friends.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
CROUCH WILL
JOIN ST. LOUIS
big Bill" Will Pitch His Last
Game With DUPONT en-
Saturday
Gas co. AND RIVERVIEW
FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE

big Biz Crouch for years star pitcher
on the DUPONT County League team. viii
pitch his last game for the club on satur-
day afternoon when the "Milllonaires"
will go up against Brookwood at Front
and Union streets Crouch has decided
TO sign with the ST Louis American
league team and expects TO pitch his
first game in the Big company on July 4.
Big Birs' last game with DUPONT win
be sort OF a farewell TO the popular
player and one OF the biggest crowds OF
the season is expected 20 Join IN the send
off Mike Flood viii do the receiving Al
though dupont has not obtained a pitcher
to succeed Crouch. the team viii not he
as badly handicapped by his departure
as one might suppose In Beattie the club
has another good pitcher, but he win nor
be worked regularly in the box Manager
Garrett is now looking for man 10 sue
ceed Crouch and if he gets the one he Is
after the team win be in as good condi-
ton as ever
Although the Riverview Park game be
tween Wilmington Gas Company ana
Riverv!ew win not he a farewell "a any
body u nevertheless will be fun Of inter
est, because Of the fact that it will de-
eide second place in the league race At
this time Gas Company and Riverview
are tied up for the position Both Man
aser Mousley and Griffith will play their
best team7 TO win and it IS a toss-up as
TO which viii get the game Brown. who
pitched against DUPONT last SATURDAY.
win likely pitch again for, as Company
Lewis viii do the twirling for RIVER
view
Everson will ofnciate At Front ana
Union streets and Mcmahon at River
view
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
$50 ENTER The
I.A.A. FIELD MEET
Mac Inerney Crack Long Dis
tanCe Runner Among Those
in Five Mile Run

Inc lrlSh- american assoc alDl laS
received 500 entries for its neld meet
az Wawaset Park on Saturday after
noon II is the biggest held ever en-
tered in local sporting event The
entire teams OF the shanahan Catholic
Club. Aquinas Catholic Club ST. Gre
gory's c. c. and ST. -Agatha's Catholic
Club will battle for supremacy and
the handsome point trophy against the
teams of the Baltimore Cross Country,
Baltimore y. NJ C. A. Williamson
School Chester and Camden Y. NJ. >r
A. Captain Elphinstone, of the Cross
Country Club of Baltimore. has senl
up an unusually large list OF entries
and the southerners are confident -
beating their Philadelphia rivals fcl
the trophy. The local entries are ca
pected to be hard contenders for tto
championships. as teams are entered
from Wilmington Y. NJ c. a, the Iilsh
School, Brownson Library Association,
st. Pauls Holy Name and St Pat
ricks
The Forty-hfth Separate Company
Of soldiers have entered a strong team.
The calibre of the entries can be shown
in George MacInerney, Of the Shana-
han Catholic Club who is the scratch
man in the FIVE mile run, allowing all
the other competitors very large ham
dicaps MacInerney is the greatest
distance runner in this part of the
country. as last year he won the cham
pionship marathon, held at Pittsburg
Philadelphia Press Marathon, run and
on Easter Monday last defeated Johnny
Gallagher, Bob Fowler. Of Boston;
Clark and Jensen, Of New York, and
Tewinina. Of Carlisle, in 15-mile spe-
cial race on Young's Million Dollar
Pier al Atlantic City.
In the fve-mie run there are S.
entries; 80 in the 10G-yards handicap;
26 in the 1O0-y yards novice! 81 in the
sSO-yards event; 80 in the 44O-yards;
2s in the 220-yards event; 64 ia the
mile novice; teams in the mile re-
lay; 20 ia the broad jump and Is IN
the high jump.
These are t5e o1lcials
Honorary re.eree-Mayor J. HarveS
Referee George F. Pawling. orssi-
dent Middle Atlantic Association, a
A. u.
J. Judges at fissh- Howard {. Potts
/ University OF l'eunsN wanna LaWrHac'
/ McCarvay. st 1atFick's A. A; lohr
| kehos. Y. NJ. A.. Conshohocken-
Timers Charles H. Mende, Atlanta
Club. Of Philadelphia; Allen A Kerr
/ Veteran Athletes; John Hazlett Vet
eran Athletes: Waitel X. Babcock, S.
Paups Holy Name.
Field iUdges-Nilliam Friedgcn
] Philadelphia Tuingemeinde; AntoI
Schatzen wilmington Y. NJ c. A; DR.
II. G. BuclSmaster, Wilmington; r
D. Kohlerman. St Paurs; the Rsv
Father Huston. Etdystone Lyceum.
Measurers.--,John Foley, Y. NJ. A
Conshohocken; George Beach, Fo-
rest A. c.. Camden.
Inspco otors-John J. Lynch, Brown
son LiOrary Associations; Mi-hae
Roach Thomas F. ODonnell, Thonna
Healy. Joseph a. Higgins, all Of WI
mington.
Clerk of cource-Harry Hepburn
Veteran Athletes.
Assistant clerk Of course-Lewi
Hance, Holly oak; Theodore D'So
and Horace Mcdaniel Wilmington
Announcer-Ward Beam, vetera
Athletes.
Starter and ilandicapper-Dr. ]. I
Shell Swarthrnore College.
Director Of sports-Joseph
o'Donnell, No. 1904 Chestnut stree
Philaoeiphia.
Custodian OF plizes-John z. Heal
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
ROGUE TOURNEY
OPENS ON JULY IL

The Central Rogue Associations an
nual tournament open 10 PLAYERS Of
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania.
Delaware, Maryland and the District
Of Columbia, will begin Monday. July
II, continuing the entire week, on tha
courts Of the Quaker City Rogue Club
Ridge avenue and Huntington street
Entrants must rotify the secretary. w.
"a. Rodman. No. 1920 Chestnut street,
whether they wish 10 compete in the
hrst second or third division
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
novek and Louahrey Meet.

a LANCASTER. June 2s-Notwith-
standine the hot weather, the demand
Ifor seats for tonights meeting be-
tween Leo Houck OF this city and
0-oune I.ouehrey. of Manayunk in
dicates that there will be an enormous
crowd 70 see the fourth meeting be-
tween these little gladiators The pre-
ilimindries will bring together Young
Frne. Of Harrisburg. and While Rus
sell of PHILADELPHIA. while three local
bouts between rival club men Will
.eompiete the bill
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
His Safeguard.

! knew that Mr.. Rurales lived on a
much travelled turnpike, and asked
him il he and his family were not
greatly troubled by tramps stopping
at his house.
Were not troubled at ALL" he re-
piled, smiling shrewdly. There's a
magical sign on the front gate"
"a magical signY' I repeated.
yes" he said, with a grin. 'It
reads, Employment Agency "-Chica-
go News.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
Psrkside 70 Try MilIineton.

Elmer Gordon. manager OF the crack
Millington, Nd. team was in this city
yesterday and arranged TO have the
Parkside team Of the All Wilmington
League play the Millington team al
double header there on July T. Man
ager Smith viii take down a fast
team and expects TO put 1t all over
the AIarylanders.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June ga.
g. Spalding, head OF the sporting
goods house Of Chicago. for several
years a resident OF San Diego has
been formally requested by San Diego
business men 70 accept the nornina-
ton to succeed Frank p. Flint IN the
United States senate Aubrey David
son, president Of the San Diego Union
Savings and Trust company. gave out
letter addressed 20 Mr. Spalding.
sent by a committee Of business man.
making the request Edwin A. Me-
serve OF this city. a close friend OF
Mr. Flint. announced his candidacy
with the support OF Mr.. Flint fol
lowing a report confirmed by one 81
the senator's personal friends that
he would succeed Mr.. Ballinger as sec
retary Of the interior within a month
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
BOYS CITY LEAGUE.
SECOND OF THE
TRI-CTTY RACES

Local matinee horses that are en-
tered in the Tri-City races were ship
ped to Philadelphia this morning 10 go
in the second race Of the series over
tile Belmont track on Saturday after
neon. Many local horsemen will at
tend the second race.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
GOLF.

The semi finals OF the golf play for
the championship Of the Wilmington
Country Club were played yesterday
afternoon and the fiRals viii be played
Saturday afternoon. +. LaMott. Jr,
won from W. G. Jones. Jr.. 1 up. and
Colonel ]. +. Smith won from c NJ
s',~---s Mr.. LaMott and Col
nrel Smith win meet Saturday [,
fight out tre championship Of the club.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
nnvs. cIrX IEAnIIE.

s Polish stars vs.. Brandywine, Mill
fsry Grounds.
& Landlith vs.. Walfeok r. c., Nande-
Ner avenue and Church strests
I. Lakern1 vs.. Belmont, Pennsylvania
avenue and Woodlawn avenue.
Young Americans vs.. Concord F. c.
twenty third and Lamotte.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO. DAY.
National League.
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Plttsburg at ST. Louis
American League.
Athletics ar New York @ games).
Washington az Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
81. Louis at Detroit
Tri- State League.
Williamsport at Lancaster
Johnstown at Trenton
Harrishurss az York.
Altoona at Reading.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
Harrington May Get Auto Factory

Hpecial 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del. June 2s.-one OF the
1ergest automobile manufactures in the
|country has been sending inquiries 70
the town Of Harrington. situated on or
near three railroads. and destined 70
r'srow into a manufacturing city. The in
'uuiries have come as a result Of adver.
f7Eng by The Harrington Board Of
Trade
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
Preeiselv That.

Braggsby-I tell you I'm overwork-
ing. i am turning out an awful lot Of
work Just now. Nocker-That's just
exactly the word your employer used
IN describing your present wOrk.-Bal-
timore American.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23

Where the River Shannon Flows
Has anybody here seen Kelly
What's the matter with Father
I'm longing for tomorrow.
Moving day in Jungletown.
All Join in the Chorus.
Italian rag.
Pvt on Your cd Grey Bonnet.
shine on Mr. Noon.
Yidd'e on your fiddle
Garden OF Roses
Mocnheht hose and You.
Moonlight in Juagleland
All the Pretty Girls in Town
My cousin Caruso.
I'm afraid of you.
I'll make ring round Rosie
Texas
NV Morning Rose
Tell me the old story.
Sweet Dreams.
when the Daisies Bloom
Daisies Won't Tell.
~ You Blondy.
~rfev.
silver Threads Among the Gold.
'rhanu a Glide.
I'D Cherries Song
In the CITY Where Nobody Cares.
Keep your foot on soft pedal
There's no girl like your old girl
" D--Hlp-HlpnOU2e me
Honey I will long for you.
Good by Betty Brown.
I'm on my way 10 Reno.
Yon can't feel lonesome
Tire song that finds an echo in my
feart
w hen YOUR hair was IN a curl.
Dear Mayme 7 love YOU.
You for me when your wifes away.
waltz me TIL IN weary.
Inst ore Dearie.
Next 20 your mother who do you love
Pride OF the Regiment march.
Si~nal from Mars.
S'l ltar sleigh bells march.
PiQht About march
rTallev's Comet, rag.
Nv Ramapoo.
f1eart Fancies. Waltzes
Nidnieht fire alarm
Ben Hur Chariot race.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
GAMES SCHEDULED FoR 10. DAY

National League.
Boston at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at St Louis.
New York at Brooklyn.
American League.
Athletics At New York
St Louis al Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
. Chicago at Cleveland
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
anrel nefeats seaford.

sEAFORD, Del. June 2s-In an ex-
citing game the seaford Orioles lost TO
the Laurel A. c., to s.
RHE.
laurel .-.-.. ---...z Q o-s
'keaford ......-0o018 822-s Is
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
SATURDAY SCHEDULES

XIV CASTLE COUNTY LEAGUE.
Games called at 3.15 o'clock.
Wilmington Gas Co. vs.. Riverview
h RiVerView.
BroolOVood VS.. dupont, Front and
Union streets.
SEMI PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE.
Newport vs.. Madison, al Rockford
Highland Vs. Peerless at Newport.
Landlith Vs. fremont, at landlith.
. All Catholic League Games Post
poned.
ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Oriole- Rockford, az oriole.
i. Ashley Parkside al Ashley.
, Highland Penn at Highland.
Hillside MerNViek at Hillside.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
culJRcH LEAcUE

Y. N. c. A. vs.. old swedes, at Y. NJ
:. A.
EIsmere vs. Delaware Avenue, at
Eisnnere.
East Lake vs.. Bethany, at Sheiipot
Marshallton vs.. Central, at Marshall.
Irr
Evening journal., 1910-06-23
new CASTLE
HIGHS WILLING

New Castle High School team is
without games for both morning and
afternoon on July and Manager Dun
can is enxious TO play the best team
iii Wilmington that dav He wants the
game played at New Castle and viii
Aay e.penses. Inc team has been
playing silt-edged ball of lat end
Duncan IS satlsned that the boys viii
cntinuc TO give a good account Of
then selves Manager Duncan requests
that challenges be sent to him at New
castle a once
Evening journal., 1910-06-23

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1910-06-23

All Catholic League Games Post.
,oned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
COMMITTEE MEETING.

The j,irt meeting OF the committees Of
the Reliance, Oolumbis, Belief sno
FrieuSsblp frs e1mpauiep, appointed to
mske arrangements for entertaining the
State Firemen's Association which meets
In this city 10 Angus, met last night at
the Oolumbis engine house. Nearly all
the members OF the committees were
rressut Mr.. ]. r. N. Curtin presided
aud Mr.. r. 0. sullivan acted ss secre-
thry.
Mr.. ]. Y. Williams Was appointed
chairman OF the transportation commit
tee and Mr.. K. W. Ogden chairman OF
the mutic committee. Mr.. Wm. Q. b.
Wildt was appointed chairman OF the
hotel aud boarding htu committee,
Mr.. j.. F. Petley was elected chairman
of the pr'zs and contest committee, and
Mr.. X W. Ogden was elected assistant
secretary.
A committee consisting OF MeSsFs. J.
r. n. Cuttiu, F. Didsz1neit, J b.
Trimver and W. M. Glasgow wtr' sp
pointed to nominate fifteen citizens u
serve on an advisory committee au1 ie'
port the names at the next meeting
Other business important to the genera
committee wss transacted.
The next meeting will be held subJee
10 call by President j. K. N. Curtin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
FAILED To AGREE.

Yesterdays session OF the OlrculI
Out for this city, Jndge ]. b. T..
Thornton, presiding, was taken up with
the csss OF BaIlenger q Bro, against
Garvsy and others The object OF the
suit is to recover damages OF 81, 500 fol-
tbs alleged failure Of tas defendants to
live up to the provisions OF so agreement
for the lease of the ToDtine Il )tel. At
late hour yesterday afternoon the jury az
inounoed to the court lite inability to reach
an agreement. BY order OF Judge
Thornton, the JURY was adjourned unliI
tomorrow when they will again con-
slider the case. The paint ffs we're ref
xesen,ed by Mr.. q. l.. Booth, and the
defendants by Mr. 8. G.. Brent.
court adjourned till tomorrow when
ire case of S. T. Parks vs. J. B. Drew
will CONS up. This Is a $40, 900 tult fol
alander
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Burglar Saves Wo mans Life.

New York, March 8.-Because h
stopped TO save the life oil Mrs. Auge'
liue Cassello, Who, surprised ct her bath
By bis intrusion, fall, ted, James Fsrrick,
burglar. Is In jsil today. He is trying
TO decide rh'taer burglary aud gallsntry
90 we'll tog' Their.
Ferrlck was ''golug through" Mn.
Oassello's houie when be inadvertently
stepped Into the bath room. where Mrs
Oassello wsG taking bath. She screamed
with fright aod falltd. Ferrlck
started to leave The house, but realizing
that the woman would drown II lett u D.
conscious in the hsl'-alled tub, he re-
turned and called for help.
Mrs. Rose Tsrbello, mother oil Mrs.
Oassello, ~ he'd to the bath room, tu
when she saw Fefrlck, she thought hi
was it.empling to murder her daughter
aud ran screamirg from the house. Ii
the meantime Ferrick partially lifted
the ulc ,ns Ious w0msa from the tubi
drew the plug aud drained the tub AM
then made bis exit by the Gre escape.
His delay, however, had perm tied the
officers who responded to Mrr. Tarbello'l
cries to get eloss,on his trail and be wa'
"picked up" within a few mil e.
There we're tell-tsle soar-,uds on bis
clothes aud the identity va, compl' t't
when Mrs. Tarbello recognized him
Fsrrick admitted that he entered thl
Osssello apartment during the day, will
the intention OF rob5ing it at night. H'
| was released from Elnira reiorms.o'J
three months ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
SrRUOK BY A OAR,

Frances, The 5.year-Old diushtsr o.
Mrs. O. T. Smith, and the gIand'dsugh-
4 r of Lieu. Jane Smith, Of thes ALEX
.Audria police depst .ment, was itfucS oy
an easlbouud electro car near the inter.
section OF King and Royal streets about
6 o. clock yesterday evening and seriously
Injured. The fender Of the car thrust the
child t, one side, and che escaped the
wheel though the blow knocked out two OF
lher teeth, spraiued one ankle. and It Is
feared that her nose Is broken. Inc
Toiared child was carried to her mothers
home on north Fairfax street where sne
was attended by DR.. W. M. Smith. The
Lit lie girl had attempted to cross lne
track Ia front of the approaching ttain
and had s!alt d back when che was
struck,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. M. Anderson IL remodelipg
tbs second floor of No. 6l2 King street
iItl q FIVE room modern fat
A u,ble dog belonging to Lieuter-
emit Smith was RON over and killed by 90
electric train at Prince and Royal streets
on Sunday night.
A force OF thifty.fise workmen are en-
gagged Ia laying wst,r pipes from Spring
Park station to poiut opposite b illen-
gers store In West End.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
17.h Virginia Regiment Ohspter, U: ID.
o., will be held 10 Lse Camp Hall to-
morrow afternoon st three O'Clock. A
full Attendance Is gueS,ed.
The commits on constitution aud by
laws for the Retail Merchants Associs-
ton held meeting yesterday afternoon
10 the rooms of the Chamber OF Com
merce. They will submit their report
at meeting Of the association tonight
Rev. DR.. J. J. GIsvatt, rector of Holy
Trinity Church, Richmond, will preach
at S.. Paups tonight. The offsit,ry will
BE- surg by Mm. Raymond Hulfsh.
Mr.. J. W. Travers will have at his stall in
market tomorrow fresh shad, herring, rock
fish, perch, mackeIel, catfish aud halibut.
"Oh my, what Joy and bliss. Home amt
nothing like this, "-is what the married man
SAYS when he eats those irresistibly delicious
Auth saussges, Hams and food products at
anoih her lsdy's house. Now, madam. If you
wart to keep hubby's affection TO yourself,
YOU have got TO feed him on the proper food.
You will always find that the Auth kind at
the Auth Market is the right kind. Buy en-
for hubby and he'll say: Home That sounds
like paradise to me-" Sylvan Blondheim,
the Auth Stand and the Auth Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES,
the finest that grow for eating 65c bu.i best
Elgin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, Szc
To-; Fresh Virginia Roll Butter, 2Sc
h.: fancy Japan Rice, &c h.; lbs. best Eyap-
GRATED Peaches, 25c 3 lbs. best Large Prunes,
CSC; Fancy New York State Evaporated
Apples, 10c h.; 3 cans Pink Alaska Salmon,
CSC: 8 cans best Fish Roe. 26c; lbs. Best
Laundry Starch, 25c; cakes Star Soap, 2bc;
7 cakes Circus Soap, 25c; large bottle Man,
moth Queen Olives. regular price 55e; our
price zoe. WM. P. WooLIs Son, Royal
and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
COTTON SEED FLOUR.

Secretary Of War Dickinson has been
made the referee 10 jndging ne" article
of die! which is expected to Ius pew
aspect on tie food questl 10 the south.
H. received today from bis nephew oox
Of sample bread aud cake made OF cotton
seed & ar. The baker was J. W. Allison,
of Ennis, Texas, who has used co ton
seed a II, 10 his family for 20 years snd
fipds 1t much cheaper and more putrIt'ons
than ordinary sersis.
The box contains samples OF yeast
bread In which 40 per cent wheat -four
vas used in combination with the cotton
ssed -four, It .smed bread 10 which 10 per
rent corn meal was used, fiult cake, ginger
bread aud ginger snaps practically all Of
cotton seed -four. Secretary Dickinson
nsnbew. Henry B. Lindsey, says that
thsre are 81 pounds more Of prsdsin
matter In one luadrsd pounds OF cotton
sead four than 10 wheat -four, the tu5'
.tsncs vbIch lie DOW supplied by expeu.
sivs meat, 1t is de6ciett 10 carbon
hsS,stss which can besupplied BY cheap
sssst,bIss aud sugar. Il is said thai
dslicIous WATERS, bet cakes aud other 81,
tIclss can be made OF The cotton seed
aour which costs from So TO DO per cenl
less than Ehsst apnFl -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
MUST 60 TO JAIL.

DR.. William P. Snyder, opcs auditor
general of PeDnsylEanis, and James Nj
Shumsker, former uperIntendeut OF pub
lie grounds and buildings, must enter Inc
Eastern Penllentisry and serve two yesra
for the parts they played 10 the great
frauds connected vita the building OF the
new Capitol at Harrisburg. The Snpreme
court OF The state yesterday handed down
decision to this end. AT the same time
the attorney general In Harrisburg stsrt.
ID civil suit, to recover the money looted
from tho state treasury by the men "ho
ma, 'cIpatsd in the frauds. Not only
are shumaker and Snyder now within
the very shadow Of the prison walls,
made defendant, 10 this acton, but Inc
estates Of two men who were convicted
and have since died. Oibtr', utilized
or ACQUITTED, and It II Others beyond the
n,le Of criminal prosecution, are held
iisble and e5, 100000 is sued for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
BASKETBALL.

The fast FIVE OF t1e George Washing,
ton High School will play the Unitec
States Paleu. Office quint at ArmorJ
Hall tonight. The George Washington
High School have greatly strengthened
their team aud expects to give the bas-
keIbsll iaus Of Alexandria one OF The
best games seen here this sessop. The
Patent Ofice team have only met defeat
once this season, having played num-
Der Of games sgainst some OF the strong
est teams of the District. Captain P.t
will probably work Roberts, 4. r
Wells. &. F.; Barnett, o; Keer, L. q
Pitts, &. G Fiuks, R'srdon aud w.
Patterson substitutes. A large crowd IL
expected t, be present BY the number OF
tickets sold.