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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-18

175,471 Square Feet Have Been Sold
in Massachusetts, Avenue Heights since
October 1.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-18

Col and Mrs. John Jacob Astor will
give their first large entertainment jan
uary 30 at their house, 9TH avenue, New
York. 1t will be a dinner, followed by q
dance. to which add tional guests will be
invited. many coming on from the opera
Col and Mrs. Aston will sail for Europe
few days later and will then go to
Egypt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-18

Mrs J. Fairfield Carpenter. who will
spend the winter at the New Willard
went to New York yesterday, accompa-
MED by her son. They will spend Thanks
giving at the Carpenter place at Cazeno-
via, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-18

Capt. and Mrs. Wigmore gave a very
pretty dinner last night before tho HOP
at Washington barracks. Their guests
We're Miss Amy Richardson, Miss Eliza
beth Reside, Miss Elizabeth Noyes, Miss
Dorothy Brooks. Lieut.. and Mrs. Willy
Lieut.. Harrington, Lieut.. Lyman, Lieut.
-Ardery and Lieut., Ernheck.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
National Tennis
Play May MOI Be
Held at Newport
Behr and Mahan Lead Oppo-
sition to Casino as Scene
of Championship.

Unless present signs fall, there Is 60
ing to be some hot times In the United
States Lawn Tennis Association this
season. There is a strong move on foot
to take tho National championship away
from the Casino at Newport, where II
has been held for the past wears.
Karl II. Bchr. the famous internal
tional player. ard Lyle +. Mahan'
former intercollegiate champion and
Columbia University captain, arc the
men who are leading the revolution.
and they favor having the German
town Cricket Club AZ Mannheim. "hi'a-
delphia. as the scene OF the title play.
as they claim that inefficient manage
ment at Newport has done much to ROB
the championship OF Its Importance.
These men also th.nl; that septemoc.
would be a better time for the tourna-
ment than August md they also fl"oT
doing away with the chalieIse play 10;
the title.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Some Exciting Sport Assured
in Battle Between New York
and Crescent SevenS.

a Ny one who likes ,por, which COM
"A bines agility. speed n clever
ness with rough-housc. slam bang
tactics. testing the nerve OF the nerv!est.
ought 10 take In that hockey game at
tho ST. Nicholas Rink tonight. Some OF
the boxing bouts seen at tho local clubs
these nights are parior affairs In COM
parlson. and even the good old-fash-
ionedl football battle suffers a little when
compared with the Ice game In the mat
ter Of rough work. There are any num-
Der OF New Workers who might become
rabid hockey bugs instead Of ight fans
II they would a X The trouble to see
n game.
Tonight the ST. Nicholas Rink will
doubtless be damned with enthusiastic
partIsa MS OF the New York and Crescent
Athletic Clubs, whose tea m meet In a
game that may virtually decide tho
championship OF tho Amateur Hockey
League. Both teams have reached this
stage CT the seasons series with a clean
record Of Natories over all the other
! teams IN the league. and t%o.nisht's game
| viii b cak the tie. placing the victor =
In a commanding lead for the cham
pionshlp trophy.
The rivalry between these clubs never
was so keen. Each has won the trophy
twice IN previous years, and the winner
OF this tournament Will get Anal posses
sion OF II.
The New Yorlis 80 into to-n!ght's
gaias minus the services OF their mos,
valued player and captain. Castleman
4 week ego CaStleman met with ar
accident that put him on the shelf fol
the rest Of the season. This IL q biz
handicap to the Mercury rootsrh baI
t>sy are net diseeUsNOeA
The evening world., 1911-01-20
~lRlSH.AMERICAN A. C.
FINALS ATTRACT CROWD

The final bouts in the amateur tourna-
ment Of the Irish-American A. c.. at
tracted the largest GROVE that has ever
witnessed . serles OF boxing contests
at that popular club. Every bout vas
bitterly fought from bell to bell. The
results Of the bout are as follows:
Io5 : Pound Class. Final - Edwards defeated
James Howard, Trinity A. c.. Judges decision.
Ii5-round Glass. hnal-Charles Larson, Trinity
H.. =. defeated Walters in the second round.
Rdcrcs stopped the tout.
los Pounds. scini-final-Beckmaa defeated r.
II. Goodwin, Hudson Pleasure Club, tbyel In the
second round; kilian defeated Rogers, judge
'S5 Pounds. Finai-Donohue defeated Grady.
Judges decision.
li5 Pounds. Final--Jordan. defeated Isador
Cohen tbyel In the ecgnd round. cohen quit.
i25-Pound. Fiual-iutnisel defeated conroy in
lis. p finai-Bcckman defeated KIiisn.
Judges decision.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Tommy Maloney
Defeats Stone
at National Club
At Same Show Jeff Smith
Stops Charley Seiger in
Two Rounds.

Tommy Maioney. the west side LAD.
won another battle by beating Harry
Stone In . ten-round bout at the Ma.
tional Sporting Club stag. Maloney
was the assrsssor and he landed hard
and often on his man.
In the semi-nnAl JEFF Smith OF Bay
onne beat Charley Seiger in two
rounds.
In the other ten-round bout Young
solsbers outpointed Jimmy Ambros,
after q fast battle In which both lad,
landed many hard blows.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Especial to The Evening wohd.)

COLUMBUS. Jan. 2o.-Next season the
Grand Circuit will not have as easy
sailing as 1t has had in the past. for .
new trotting circuit has been formed
here. known as the Great Central Cir
cult. and has selected the same cities
for some OF its meets as used by the
veteran body. Four hundred and nifty
thousand dollars in purses will BE-
offered by the new body,
The reason for forming the new cir
cult Is because of the figlt between
Lexington and Columbus In regard to
tho dates awarded by the Grand Circuit
stewards at their annual meeting. -
The dates given Columbus dove;ailed
into those claimed by Lexington, and
when the latter refused 70 change or
1ccome Il member of the Grand Circuit,
the Columbus asso iat.on decided to
declare war on the parent body.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Columbia FiUe
Meets Cornell
Again To-Nighi

The unbeaten Columbia quintet will
hook up with the speedy Cornell team
tonight on the Mornlngside court.
This will be the second contest between
the New York Ave and the Ithacans.
Their last game was hard fought at all
stages. and the Blue and White aggre-
cation only won by the narrow margin
Of two field goals.
The upstate boys are down here
with the intention of winning. and as
Elton and Bennett are again in shape
they will stand a good chance OF turn.
Ing the trick.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
s.? D z 5S5I:
INEMs AND NoIts. NkOUNClP

THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE HAS
been Issued by the Columbia fencing
management: Jan. 3. MauriQue Trophy
contest. At Brooklyn: Feb, u. sakus
medals conetst. at New YORK; Feb. II.
Cornell. At Ithaca: Feb. n. Syracuse. at
Syracuse: Feb. Is, West Point. at West
Point: March Q. PrincSton-syrscuss-Co
lumbia. triangular. At Columbia: March
II, Princeton, at Princeton: March 10.
Yale. ~ Columbia: March -. Intercoa-
iegiate preiiminAries. At Annapolis.
wRDsTIIHRS ARE TO GET AN
othor inning At Grand Central Palace
next Thursday night. Joe Humphries
has arranged . lengthy programme that
includes three matches for the grea:
Zbyspko, two for william psmetrA. the
Greek champion. one to . hnish between
John Lemm. the Swiss-German. winner
Of the recent championship tournament
Landon. and Harry Carter. and Q finish
contest between Prof. Jath Yuma. the
flu utsu expert. and h English cham
pion. VIII Bingham.
HARRY VAIL. OF GAGETOwN,
New Brunswick. has been engaged "a
coach the crews at Wisconsin the com
ing season. He was assistant coach al
Harvard for six A and for severaI
! years coached the Ariel Rowing Club
: Of Baltimore.
LARRY DOYLE. TIE CLEvEF
second baseman. 10 the only Clan
regular who hasn't signed a contract
Red Murray the other day agreed t,
the terms offered him. and yesterda!
he afixed his signature to o contract.
1T IL SAID THAT JAMES ROW.
has signed to train Herman r. Duryea'
racing stable In France this season an
that he Will receive n salary of $4,000.
The evening world., 1911-01-20

THE HIGHLANDERs HAVE RE-
oelved two more contracts. n from
Otis johnson. who played short for Jer-
sey City last year. and Louis Litschi.
who played the same position for Lam
caster.
AT MoNCRIEF PARK. JACKSON
VILE. Console broke the track record In
the Cen. Lee Birthday Handicap. cover
Ing . mile n . furlong In Ia.
THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF
meets have been arranged for the Cor.
nell track team: Feb. II. Boston Ath-
lstic Club games. Boston; IS. New York
Athletic Club games, New York; q, Troy
7. N. c. A. games. Troy; March 3. Sixty
nth Regiment games. Buffalo; 4.
0sorgetown University games, Washing
ton; o. dual meet. Michigan University.
Ann Arbor; April %, Pennsylvania relay
carnival, Philadelphia; May 9. dual
meet. University Of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia: 10. dual meet. Princeton
University. Ithaca: % and q, intercol-
legtate field and track championships.
JOHN DUNN SAYS PILAKOFF IS
willing TO wrestle Zbyszko as soon as
his arm Is all right under tho same
conditions as governed their recent
match. Dunn says an injury to his ell
| bow was the reason OF Pilakoff's failure
to finish his match with the Pole.
EDMUND LAMY, THE CHAMPION
amateur skater. may be declared a pro-
fessional by the Eastern Skating Associ-
alton. which meets here In n few days.
because of demanding enormo expense
money on his present western tour.
THE WESTERN LAWN TENNIS
Association has chosen Everts c.
Wrenn, of O~ntwensia. president.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Clash on Ice May Decide
Amateur Hockey League Title

The Cresccnts are. II anything.
stronger thar ever, Many OF the vet
eranA have come out this year to help
the youngsters get absolute ssion
OF that up, and II looks as II the New
Yo:ks will have the nght Of the season
spelling their plans.
As an additional attraction tonight.
William NJ, Taylor of The New York
Athletic club and W. B~uckholder OF the
81. Nicholas skating team VIII during
the inte-mission between the halves
skate of q dead heat, the result OF q
one-mile handicap race on Dec. 20.
The evening world., 1911-01-20

READING. Pa. Jan. 20.-A riot was
an exciting feature of a ten-round bout
before the Reading A. c.. when Paddy
LAWN. the Buffalo weiterweight. and
Eddie Haney OF Philadelphia met in a
ten-round windup. LAWN had Haney
going In the sixth round. and wnen
Referee II. Walter Schlichter Of Phlla-
delphia stopped the bout Haney knocked
him down with q vicious left.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Dcdell aud Bcccher Draw.

Joe Bedell, the Brooklyn lightweight.
and Willie Beecher. OF this city. met In n
ten-round bout at the Brooklyn Beach
"a. c. stag and al the ANAL bell there was
so little TO hoose between them that n
verdict OF a draw would W. been the
proper decision.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Young Donohue Reappears
In Local Ring Tonight
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At Madison A. c.. Suffers Har-
lem River Park. Kid Burns Of
this city VS.. Young Donahue Of
Boston. ten rounds.
At Greensboro A. c.. Green
point. Young Otto vs.. Jack Saw
age. ten rounds.
At Bedford A. c. OF Brooklyn,
Harry Powers VS.. Willie Brennan.
ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY FIVE
PLAYS TRINITY TONIGHT.

Tie New TorS University bake, rail-,
team VIII tackle the speedy Trinity
quintet tonight on the trve-sity
Ie!yhts court. Beta earns have oas-
played spscriid cora - Tar 49, yr.r.
the Violet hvc especially. ha.l"s Won
al lat one O; tho" gGncs
The evening world., 1911-01-20
NUMblA SEVEN FACES
TEAM TONIGHT.

Do9TON. Jan. 2o.-The Columbia
heoksy a meets the fast Dartmouth
seven here tonight. Both teams nave
developed splendid speed and team
vork and although tie Hanover boys
havs made the better record so far
m. year. . eiose. fat conipst Is ex-
The evening world., 1911-01-20
GRAND CIRCUIT NOW
HAS OPPOSITION N
TR0TT|NG FIELD.
New Body Called Great Cen.
trail Circuit and Offers
S45O,OOO in Purses. "a
DATES BY
NEW CIRCUIT

Indianapolis, July 10 to 10.
Grand Rapids. July II to q.
Kalamazoo, July "A to ~.
Detroit. July 81 TO August s.
Cleveland, August 7 TO IL.
Columbus. August II to 20.
Joliet. August IS to September 2.
indianapolis, September 4 to ..
Milwaukee. September IL TO 16.
Detroit (Fair), September IS to %.
Columbus, September % to 30.
Lexington. October 3 to IA.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
DAILY shades Young O'Lcnry.

Johnny Daily, the little east side
bantam-weight, had a shade the better
OF Young O'Leary In their ten-round
hout at the Clinton A, G. stag. Daily
carried the fght to O'Leary In every
rourd and by hts fast hitting and ef:ec-
tive blows managed to win the honors.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Young Henry whips Ginty.

ALbENTOWN Pa, Jan, 2).-In the
w.ndup at the Keystone a. c. Young
Henry OF this city, who substituted for
Joe Ferguson OF Philadelphia, won the
decision over Tommy Gir:y o' Scranton
IN ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Goodney Knocks Dat Greenhouse.

After having outboxed and outslugged
Harry Greenhouse for seven rounds,
Jack Goodney. the newsboy fighter.
landed n hard right-hand swing on his
jaw In the eighth round. knocking him
completely out. Greenhouse was out
classed from the start and before being
put away took an awful lac!ns. The
bout took place at the Lorg Acre A. c.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
I<Iieu Easy for Brond.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. .0.-Young KID
p~oad had the better OF Joe Elien, the
p!,,sburg w~elterweight. after six rounds
OF hard nghtlng at the broadway a. G..
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Young wagner Wins Again.

Young Wagner. the shitty italian ban
tamweight. put II all over Eddie Sher-
man IN n ten round bout NJ the Metro
poiitan A.. G. stag.
The evening world., 1911-01-20
Boston Fighter Will Find Kid
Burns a Tough Nut to Crack
at the Madison A. 6.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Y 1oUNG DoNoHUE OF Boston. who
" Is one OF the best fighters for his
weight ever turned out In New
England, will make his ~re-appearance
IN n bout In this city tonight for the
first time In several years. He will
meet KID Burns. the west side light
weight. In a t%en-round bout at the
Madison \. c. stag In Suffers Harlem
River Park. While Donohue Is a good
fighter, being clever and n ctiff puncher.
he nevertheless will have to battle al
his best. as Burns is one OF those scrap
pers who keeps wading right In and be-
sides being clever hits a terrific blow.
Montara Dan Sullivan, the Western fighter.
who arrived in town recently with his brother
Jack. In search Of flights. has finally landed a
bout. He was matched to-day to fight Franz
Man,eil 81 pawtucket. X. l., for ten round.
at the Olympic A. G. Of Newark. y. j.. on the
night of Jan. 30. sullivan has won many battle
in the West and ought to give Manteil . ter
III don't beat Sammy Kellar wbsu W,
NICE, in our ten bout a; the olympic A. C
on Monday night" aid Young Shusrue to-day
~ will be the most surprised person In the club
S.ls,Sa I'd, ,. cannot 20 NJ: 1, intend ,a., T. e r.. ,ts,
i hi% WITH Win I bStS i asnd s@ until Int he ,'i bout s1e ends. WAY >
The tsn-round bout between Frankie Coniey
HE Western fe~atherwss1t. and Joe Cos@ o
B'ooAyn. which WA to have tann place at III
Fairnont A., C.. stag on Tuesday night. la
fallen through. Conley in the flint place refuse
20 make any weight for Costcr and then his de
mands were 20 great that Manager Billy G.bso,
decided to call OIL the contest.
4 match will probably he arranged to-day be
s~esp Itu,tpv "a rxp1 the hautAmWdQ ht NJ Cal
iufnia. ard Jimmy walsh. Of Boston. 10
Humphrey. matchmaker Of the Madlson A. e.
received q letter from wslshs manager askin
him to match Jimmy against any boy not weigh
ing more than 100 pounds. heine Rafael, mar
ager OF Carroll. has agreed TO the match.
The evening world., 1911-01-20

Charley Goldman and Eddie O'Conne.l. the
BROOKLYN fighter. have been secured 10 mset in
a tel iuuud ucut at The next stag Of the Mas
psth A. e. on Moniay night. Goldman has been
doins some good fighting during the last few
months and intends to 60 right after the top
notch,s in his class IL he beats O'Connell.
The evening world., 1911-01-20

Yankee Schwartz. the Philadelphia fighter. Ia
anxious to get on a match with tommy Ma
loney. Jimmy Moran or any other fighter at his
weight. Schwartz saws he would like TO meet
Moran again, a. he claims he heat hin. before
AMI can do % again. lie will box him at 12s
pounds, at o o'clock.
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Resolve in favor of the town n
Rogue Bluffs.
Resolve in favor of road from Roach
river to Grant farm.
Act to regulat" number and also
number Of pounds of landlockcd sal
mon, trout togue and white perch that
may be taken or had in possession by
me person in one day.
New Judge Advocate General.
r;"9e";5ar Plaist"l ON tralas is.r-
pointed a,ben T. Littlcn"ld If Hellasf
Ia be nudge advocate general Oh tn
staff 81 the commander IN chief, Win
the rank of lieutenant colonel, Vic,
.!"hn r. Mason of IanHar. who flit.,
to qualify Mr.. Littlttioll is the counts
attnrar. for Waldo county
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at 1910 \ NJ. and : + NJ Strangers
Welcomed
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Symptoms of Eczema.

The moist form OF eczema is most
common. The affected parts are sWol-
len and tender, with Il REDEEMED. raw
appearance. covered with thin, dark
crust, through which Il gummy liquid
appears. Itching is Eearly always
present. The treatment is tn stop the
itching, exclude the air and germs,
and set up the healing process by ap.
plying Cadum, the new skin remedy.
You can see and feel Il marked i'm
proVement after a single application,
and the surface Of the skin rapidly re
sumcs healthy condition. Cadum is
also remarkably effective in ether skin
troubles such as redness, pimples. rash.
hlotches, roughness, scaly skin, chat
lrss. acne. sores. ulcers. eruptions,
hives, letter, itch, herpes. psoriasis.
itching piles etc. Trial box Zoe.
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FAIRFIELD.

The Golden Ruis class of the Zap
| fist Sunday school viii meet this eye
ming with Miss Mabel Blackwell The
members viii take the O'Clock Shaw
NUT car.
Miss Gladys :, Jcnnison, teacher al
the Commercial department of the
Lawr nee High school, left Friday fot
her home in Naticll. Mass where she
will pass the spring vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. &. y. Jcnnison.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised ut the Fairfield post office: Jo-
seph DeRochc. Frank II. Higgins, Ed
Johnson. f. l., Jewett, Peter Murphy
and Arthur Thompson.
The usual services will take place at
| the Methodist church Sunday with
preaching by the pastor Rev. r. A.
Rich at 1880; Sunday school at l.;
Epworth League at S. in the evening
the pastor will preach at the usual
hour.
A goodly number attended the sup
per and sociablc at Benton hall school
house Friday evening and report a
good time.
Fred Nigue has leased the farm for
merly occupied by Mrs. Belle, Edwards
and Mrs. Edwards is making plans to
go TO Portland to reside.
James Flewelling has returned from
the numbering operations of Hume x
Newhall where he has been this VIM
ter.
The house which was occupied by
Harry Henderson, and which caught
fire short time ago, is being repair
ed. 1t is owned by Bert Clark.
The Baptist Society is arranging for
its annual roll call and supper which
viii be held at the church next week.
Harry Furber left Friday for Bath,
to visit friends and relatives.
Faith, Personality and Worship
will be the subject of the sermon at
the Baptist church on sunday morn
ing. In the evening the theme will
be (Which Flag at the Top" Services
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pITTSFIELD,
Two Men Are Committed
To Skowhegan Jail.
Marriage Of Robi. J. Patterson
and Mabel BIaiSdeII,
Supper and Entertainment Meet.
ing OF New Era Auxiliary.

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SAVE THE HAIR
Newbro's Herpicide Will Do It

No woman should have poor, thin,
scraggy hair, and 70 man need become
bald Poor hair and final badness are
due to the dandrulf germ.
Newbro's fIerpicide will destroy this
little germ and stop TIE HAIR from
falling. Furthec evidence OF this Is
found in a letter from Mrs. i. Nielsen,
Of Tonlah, Wis. She says: Il fought
the worst kind OF dandruff for nine
years. / have been using Herpicide
now one week. and my scalp is healthy,
the dandrutf has gone and the itching
has stopped. 1t is the best remedy for
scalp diseases ever saw, and have
seen many"
Don't subject yourself to disappoint-
ment and expense by accepting some
Newbro's Herpicide. These off brands
may possibly be good, but why take
chances? The genuine and original
dandruff germ destroyer can always be
obtained. If your own druggist has
nothing but Just as good articles, &c
to Bowditch, Webster ~ Co.'S, who Will
furnish you with Newbro's Hcrpicide
and guarantees one dollar size bottles.
1t stops itching of the scalp almost in
SANITY.
Send Zoe in postage or silver for
sample and booklet to The Herpicide
Co., Dept. r., Detroit, Mich,
Applications at good barber ehops.
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StGADAHOC.
TOPSHAM.

III" following graduating parts have
been awarded to the members of the
Glass ii I'll of the Topsham High
school. the first four according to ranl'
and thu remainder by vote of the class.
NaledictorN. Miss Bernice l.. Higgins
salutatory, Miss ganie H. Mountfort,
first ESSAY. Miss fBernice a. Taylor;
second essay, Frank r. Hall; history
Harold w. Willis; Grafton. Leon l.
White; phophecy, Irving f. Alexander;
Glass ode, Miss jamie n. Mountfort
BOWDOlNHAM.
Mrs Eleanor Oliver died Friday fl orr
the effects Of old age, being 81 wears
old 4 brother, Elisha Pratt of Row
ionham and two step daughters, Mrs
Alfred cromwell of Bowdoinhaln ant
Mrs. Stoue OF Gardiner, survive.
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KENNEBEC.
PITTSTON.

NOETiI-Mr. and Mrs. George Spar
row ,niart1ined several members of
Pittston Grange at their pleasant
home N the Gardiner road Saturday
ereuirq. Among those present were
Mrs Mary Ripley, Mrs. Eta Seckins,
Mrs Nellie Powers. Turner Seekins
and Merle Croker
M and Mrs. George Bailey of
Sr4ithtoWn We're guests Sunday az
their bother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lawrence
Miss Lizzie McGugin, who was oblig-
cd t. take brief vacation from her
duties i the Vickery Il Hill Publish
inc House in Augusta on account of a