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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-09
c. WHITE BEATS KID JULIAN.
K. 0. BROWN OUTF|GHTS CLARK
Chicago Feather Bests East
ern Star in 12-Round Go
at Cleveland.

Cleveland. O., April 9.-Charlie
White. the sensational Chicago feather
weight. bested Kid Julian, the eastern
crack. in whirlwind twelve-round
battle before the Moose club last night.
White boxed like champion and
johnny Kilbane. who witnessed the go,
decision, that White deserved a chance
at his title.
Julian came here highly touted as
the conqueror of Johnny Dundee. And
he showed a lot of class well as hit
ting power. But White knew too much
for the Kid Charles singing left
hand hooks and jolting right uppercuts
had Julian in a bad way at several
sta ges of the battle, and there was not
protest from the Kids corner when
the verdict went against him.
1t was a pretty struggle and en-
Unused the big crowd which watched It.
Whites boxing skill at times bordered
on the phenomenal and won him, rounds
of cheers.
Fighting Mungie. who was to have
gone ten rounds with Kid Goldberg ir
| the preliminary, was knocked out In
| the sixth round and was taken to g
hospital with a fracture of the skull
He is in a serious condition. Goldbere
had the better of the argument all the
way through He was the aggressol
and forced Mungie all over the ring ii
each round.
/ Two months ago Charlie Ellis. a ne
gro pugilist. died from fractured
skull received in a fight in this city.
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EAST CHICAGO
AND
IND. HARBOR

meeting is an open one, members be-
ing permitted to bring guests. The fol-
lowing is the program:
Approach of Spring tGilchrist)
observation-disclosures. Ladies Voices
Piano Solo. Miss Blanche Hush
Soprano Solo,. Mrs. c. p. Holway
Quartet (The Rosary .........
Mrs Murton. Mrs Dobbie, Miss Hoch
and Miss Collins.
Piano Solo,. Mrs Marshall NJ. Day
Talk on Folk Music 1890. Miss Stone
o, Lovely Night eonenbach)....-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ladies Voices
Soprano Solo ...... Mrs. c. P. Holway
Grio-Cradle Song (Brahmns).
Mrs Johnson. Miss Hoch and Miss
Collins.
Blue Bells of Scotland. ....... Chorus
Piano solo Mrs Marshall NJ Day
The ladies in the choruses Mrs.
Dobbie, Mrs. Murton. Mrs Johnson;
Misses spittle. Collins and Hoch.
The Order of,the Eastern Star Z. n,
Will hold a stated meeting in the Ma
sonic hall tomorrow evening
Mrs. Kenneth Beardsley and daugh-
! ter Almieda and Mrs. Horn of Chicago
were the week end guests of John w.
Lees at the South Bay hotel.
! Last night was the best Monday night
meeting the revivalists at the Christian
church have had since the meetings
| began. So far there have been 33 add
| tions to the church due to the revival
Services will begin at the church, 3717
Grapevine street, this evening at the
usual hour 1880. and the service ev-
| cry evening this week will start at the
same hour.
Mrs. Paulina Maginsky and son Der
attended the funeral of their brother
in-law and uncle. John Maginsky, a.
Michigan City last Saturday.
The Catholic Order OF Foresters will
give their second annual dance at TIL,
! Auditorium Wednesday evening, Apri
10th. The ladies of St. Patrick's church
| will serve ice cream and cake A gooc
time is promised to all that attend
Pugh's X o. r. NJ orchestra of Ham
mond will furnish the music.
Do not forget the East Chicago
Baseball association prize mask ball
Thursday evening. April II, 1912. a
Lewis Rink. East Chicago. 81
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Greek Battler Boxes Like a
Champ and Wins With
Fast Straight Left.

Columbus. o., April George
Knockout Brown of Chicago decisively
outpointed Kid Clark in their sched-
uled ten-round bout before the = Pan
Handle Athletic club here last night
Local fight fans. bearing In mind
Clark's draw bout with Jack Dillon,
expected to see him get the better of
the Greek wild man from the Windy
City. Brown, however. not alone sur
prised the local fight fans but also
those who had seen him In action be-
fore. by putting up an article of swat
that was of real championship caliber.
Brown hitherto has been but little
more than a dangerous swinger. He
left his wild haymakers at home last
night and came through with straight
left-hand jab that had Clarks head
constantly rocking. Browns judgment
of distance was excellent and he APP
peared content to pepper away at his
opponent without once resorting to the
swinging punches that have hitherto
been the feature of his ring work.
Both scrappers were at it every min
ute of the time and the fierce battle
pleased a big crowd
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$ p O r. II 8
er cent of the gross receipts.

per cent of the gross receipts.
The champion has been holding for q
100000 guarantee in all his fights, but
Is willing to waive $1,000 to get a
chance to step into the ring with the
Boston miller, who secured a twenty
round decision over Sam Mcyey at
Sydney, Australia, yesterday.
When Tom ORourke was In Chicago
last week Johnson promised the east
ern promoter he would sign to meet
Langford before O'Rourke's club If he
received $4,000 for his end. Jack also
consented to give the promoter time to
think over the proposition, but II
O'Rourke does not give him definite
answer by Saturday, Johnson will sign
with the syndicate.
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EAST CHICAGO.

Eperanta will be the subject up for
discussion at meeting of the Wo-
mans club of East Chicago this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. August
Johnson. on Magoun avenue.
The Ladies' Social Union will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Ivar
Jones. Magoun avenue, for a social tea.
The public is invited. A fee of 10 cents
Will be charged
The last missionary meeting of the
congregational church was unusually
we'll attended and good collection was
taken up for home missions. There
We're fifty present and the meeting was
addressed by Miss Finger of Chicago.
Mrs Clinton W. Lyle and her infant
son MILFORD spent the day yesterday at
the South Bay hotel
Miss Kate A. Freeman was out from
Chicago yesterday looking after her
property interests here.
The East Chicago club will entertain
tonight with dance at the South Bay
hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton w Lyle are
expecting Mr.. Bytles mother. Mrs. Al
media, Isytle of Toronto. Canada, to visit
them In about week. Mrs. Archibald
Rankin of sharon. Pa. who has been
their guest for couple of months, has
returned to Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thwyng who
recently traded their property on Bea-
con street for Olcott avenue property.
are expecting to move shortly.
Do not forget the East Chicago
Baseball association prize mask ball.
Thursday evening. April II. 1912. at
Lewis Rink, East Chicago. ST
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LANGFORD WHIPS SAM
M'vEA IN 20 ROUNDS
Boston Demon Reverses Verdict in Return Australian
Battle With Oxnard Negro

Sydney, N. S. w, April Sam Lang
ford got his revenge. The Boston de-
mon whipped the giant Sam Mcvea in
a terrific twenty battle in Hugh
McIntosh's big stadium yesterday aft
ernoon. The battle was witnessed by
$4,000 wildly enthusiastic spectators.
Langford won on points. clearly de-
serving the verdict of Referee Snowy
Baker. who hoisted the tar baby's right
hand aloft In token of victory after an
hour of thrilling milling. 1t was this
same Baker who gave the decision to
Mcyea over Langford on last boxing
day here. and who was much criticised
for his ruling. There was no hooting
yesterday, for the crowd was with the
smaller Langford.
The result was expected by the ma
jority of bettors in this country. who
backed Langford until he was decided
favorite. Those who thought Lang
ford was robbed of the decision on box
ing day backed him literally
The fight was an earnest. vicious
one. though lacking little in the spec
tacular because the men boxed so eau
tiously In spots Langford won because
he carried the harder kick In each
hand. His right hand body smashes
had Mcvea looking sick at several
stages of the battle.
Mcyea beat Langford the last time
by pumping a straight left to his face
frequently in each round Langford
put a check that left yesterday
slipping inside or blocking neatly with
the right glove
Langford's right hand was the bet
ter one. but he got home solidly with
the left all during the encounter. Tn,
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smaller Sam boxed better than he has
in his previous three fights here and no
doubt surprised McVea with his skill
full glove play.
Langford was the aggressor in the
final ten rounds and kept McVea on the
defensive all the time. The big OK
nard negro was glad when the TWEEN
tieth bell saved him from more hard
punishment at the hands of the demon
in front of him.
Jim Barry and Perky Flynn, Ameri-
can heavies, challenged the winner.
Johnny Thompson and Jimmy Clabby.
also Yankees. were ringside spectators.
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INDIANA HARBOR

: An excellent program has been pre-
pared for the third musical of the sea-
son. to be given by the Round Table.
tomorrow at p. M. at the Commercial
club rooms in Indiana Harbor- The
program will consist of American mu-
sic and folk songs and all of the num-
bers are to be contributed by mem
hers excepting talk by Miss Mary E
stone of East Chicago Miss Stone will
take her subject. Folk Music" The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-09
DODGERS SHUT
OUT SENATORS

Washington, April 9--The Washing
ton Americans were whitewashed by
the Brooklyn Nationals here yesterday,
Z to o. The batteries were Cashion.
Walker and Ainsmith and Henry for
Washington. and Rucker, Allen and
Phelps for Brooklyn.
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indianapolis April 9--Recruit Pitch
er Earl Moseley was dropped from the
Cub roster today and given return
ticket to Youngstown of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania league, where he starred
last season. With Moseley gone, the
pitching STAFF now boasts thirteen MEM
bers, an ideal count to Chances super
stitious way OF thinking
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BASEBALL SCORES.

Princeton, S; Georgetown, A.
New York American IL. 8; Newport
News. Va, 2.
Washington. IL. Z; Richmond. Va. O..
ST. Paul, II; Torre Haute 2.
Pittsburg, 10; Kansas City, L.
New York Americans, 6. Toledo, A.
Philadelphia American II, IL; Char
lotte, s. c., 2.
Brooklyn, z; Washington. ..
Birmingham. 5; Cleveland IL, 4.
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CLEVELAND BOXER
SERIOUSLY HURT

Cleveland. April s.-Louis Margolief.
Fighting Mungie. was knocked out in
the sixth round with Joe Goldberg of
Rochester here last night before the
Moon club MargoIief was taken to
hospital, where the. doctors said his re-
covery was doubtful. His right side is
paralyzed and he has other injuries.
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T. What seemed like a complete shut
out was prevented in the last half Of
the ninth inning when Capt Gill, with
two out and the bases full. sent drive
to the right garden which scored two
men. Winters also got clean hit to
the left field, bringing home two more
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-09
Secrets Of Good Advertising
Concentration All Important

An eight-inch advertisement in newspaper
will bring much bigger results than two-inch ad-
vertisement in four newspapers.
Don't skip around from newspaper to
other. Success in advertising comes from hammer
ing away at the crowd.
Pick out the newspaper which has the kind of
readers you want for customers, and then stick II
you want to make advertisement hit all you need
to do is talk to the reader of the newspaper you
talk across the counter the counter a customer.
Simply talk. That's ALL Be sincere about it.
Let your words ring true. The people will listen
They like it.
The fact that your advertisement appears con-
tinuousiy in reputable newspaper stimulates pub
lie confidence. Your shop advances step by step in
the estimation of thousands Of people who may be
months In getting around to make their first pur~
chase
Originality may be good, but an advertisement
that sells goods If copied is better.
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TRAINER JAMES
MCCORMICK DEAD

New York. April 9.--James III. Nc
Cormick. the well-known trainer of
race horses, died in Berlin. Germany.
on Saturday last. Mccormick was Sc
wears of age
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SULLIVAN WINS
FROM DIXON

st. Louis. April 9.-"Brooklyn" Tom
my Sullivan won the popular decision
over Tommy Dixon of Kansas City In
their eight-round bout here last night
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lish lightweight champion. They have
been matched for a ten-round go at
Columbus, O., on April "a, the weight
agreed upon being 1873 pounds at ring
side.
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JOHNSON OFFERED
LAhGFO FIGHT
Champion Willing to Meet
Boston "Tar Baby" For
SEE, 900 Purse.

Jack Johnson yesterday received an
offer of $4,000 from an eastern syndi-
cate to box ten rounds against Sam
LangfoFd at one of the New York ball
parks the latter part of next month.
johnson replied he would accept the
guarantee if given privilege of so
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-09
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEl
TUESDAY.

) TUESDAY. 4
) Close of entries for the stake 4
} events for the Grand Circuit races
) at Kalamazoo
) WEDNESDAY.
) American Association begins It's
) season, with Kansas City at Co
, lumbus. Milwaukee at Toledo. st.
, Paul at Indianapolis. and Mime 4
} apolis at Louisville. 4
, Opening of annual bench show I
; Of Mississippi Valley Kennel club 4
, at ST. Louis. 4
, Billy Ryan VS.. Bobby Wilson, 4
ten rounds, at Syracuse. n. Y. 4
, Chick Hayes VS.. frankie Burns, 4
, 10 rounds, at Indianapolis. 4
, Joe Coster VS.. Tommy Houck. 10 4
B rounds. at New York.
, Jimmy Walsh VS.. Johnny Dun 4
3 dee, 10 rounds. at New York. 4
, THURSDAY.
, Contest between Willie Hoppe
b and Calvin Demarest for 1872 balk 4
. line billiard championship, at Ho-
. tel Aston, New York. (.
. National A. A. Y. wrestling d,
D championship tournament at New ,
D ark. n. j.
. National league begins Its sea-
. son, with Philadelphia at Boston,
. New York at Brooklyn. Chicago at
= Cincinnati, and Pittsburg at st.
. Louis
. American league begins Its sea-
. son. with st. Louis at Chicago,
. washington at Philadelphia. De-
q troit at Cleveland, and Boston at
q New York.
q Southern League begins Its sea-
q son. with Mobile at New Orleans,
= Montgomery at Birmingham,
. Chattanooga at Atlanta. and
= Nashville at Memphis.
. Cotton States league begins its
= season, with Greenwood at Jack
= son, Hattiesburg at Meridian. and
= New Orleans at vicksburg.
= Packey Mcfarland VS.. Willie
= schaefer. 10 rounds, at Quincy,
q Ill.
. Annual meeting of the Inter
= collegiate Aeronautical associa-
= ton at New York
. Annual field trials of the Eng
. lish Setter Club of America at
= Medford. N. ].
= Wrestling contest between
. zbyszko and Demetral at Dallas.
= Texas.
y Texas league begins It's season
with Houston at Galveston. San
y Antonio at Beaumont. Fort Worth
= at Austin, and Dallas at Waco.
SATURDAY
Triangular boat race between
= Washington and Stanford uni
. versities at Oakland, Cal.
= Annual interscholastic track
= meet at Leland Stanford untversi-
y ty.
q Annual indoor athletic meet at
= Columbia university. Portland.
q ore.
- Western intercollegiate gym
= nastic and wrestling meet at Uni
y versity of Illinois.
= Howard Morrow VS.. Bert Pagan.
= 20 rounds, at Vernon, Cal.
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REDMOND TO
FIGHT WELLS

Milwaukee. Wis, April SACK Red
mond. local lightweight, Is to be given
a chance against Matt Wells, the Eng
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THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF LAKE
COUNTY IS THE COMPLIMENT BE-
SLOWED By ITS READERS ON THE
TIMES
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Close of entries for the stake
events for the Grand Circuit races
at Kalamazoo.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Clears Stuffed Up Head
and Catarrh Disappears
Breathe the Heating Air Of the Eucalyptus Forests Of
Australia and Quickly Get Rid Of Catarrh.

Hyomci will Danish catarrh II you will
breathe 1t few times a day. 1t is the
only remedy Of Its kind before the pco-
pie that can penetrate into every nook.
corner, fold. or crevicc Of the mucus
membrane and destroy the microbes.
HYOMEI Is squeez ID from the green
leaves Of the Eucalyptus trees Of Inland
Australia. where catarrh does not exist,
and combined with Listerian antiseptics.
Pour u few drops into the inhaler and
breathe this mighty germ destroying
air: an air more healing than that Of
the pine-covered AdirondAcks.
Notice how quickly that stuffed-up
head clears; keep at II few days and
your suffering and hawking and dis.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
BEGINS AN INQUIRY
TO END DELAYS ON
VARIOUS CAR LINES
Electric Commission Seek.
ing Cause Of /,
Tie-ups

A hearing January 9 10 consider the
question Of express car service from
Chevy Chase was announced today by
the District Electric Railway Comm's-
sion. but more important than this, In
the judgment Of the Commission. Is It's
determination to investigate the recent
iy frequent long delays and tie-ups Of
some OF the car lines Of the city.
80 many Of these tie-ups have oc-
Cured recently-.notably on the MI:
Pleasant and Georgetown lines. that
the commission announces 1t is high
time they came to an end. TO this pur-
pose an investigation started today fol-
lowing yesterdays meeting OF the COM
mission ITO determine the causes OF
these delays with a view to fixing the
responsibility and so removing the
causes OF complaint"
Tho commission announces that new.
ly riviscd regulations for operation and
equipment Of cars have been approved.
and win be announced as soon as proofs
come back from the printer. On these
regulations including the matter OF ven
tiiatiOn the commission spent two hours
at its meeting. Nn.
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charge Of obnoxious mucus will cease
entirely. Then continue until every
germ IL destroyed: until the soreness
and dryness In the throat have disap-
peared. HYOMEI Is guaranteed for
catarrh, coughs, colds, sore throat.
Group. deafness caused by catarrh or
money back. Complete OUTFIT which in
cludes inhaler, can be obtained for 81. 90
at James O'Donnell's and druggists
everywhere.
To break up cold In head or chest in
few minutes, pour a scant teaspoonfu1
Of HYOMEl into a bowl Of boiling
water. cover head and bowl with towel
and breathe the vapOr until pleased re-
lief comes In q few minutes.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
At EVANSVILLE
PLANS EXERCISES
Christmas Ceremonies Will
Be Held Earlier Than
in the Past.

HYATTSVILLE. Nd. Dec. 20.-The
First Baptist Church at this place will
start its Christmas. exercises a few
days earlier than usual.
Instead Of the regular Sunday school
exercises next Sunday. that hour will
De devoted to q special Christmas
service BY the school. appropriate mu-
sic and other exercises being on the
pfSsosr:m:, fSo., This viii be followed by by
cember 26 the regular Christmas en-
tertainment will be held. The COM
mittees having this work In charge
are endcevoring to make this enter
Iainment surpass any former effort:
Santa Claus will make his appearance.
e.t to ali. W. r. Pierce Is chairman
o. the ,Program committee. while
tho decorating committees. FOR sun.
dey. December 20, the choir Is plan
ming to give Its special Christmas mu-
sic. This celebration Is in charge of
James II. Jones. colored, OF Bladens.
burg, has been sent to the county jail
et Upper Marlboro to await the actien
OF the April term Of the grand jury.
bar 81 the George Washington House,
Ana when his thirst got the better of
his Judgment, II is alleged, he took
several quarts Of whisky away with
him. The arrest was made by Con-
stable Wallace Raybold.
The 5000 school building provided
by the county at Bowie Is almost
completed. and 1t Is expected to be
occupied about February l.
Miss Mary Tise, the local postmis-
tress, has announced the hours for the
postoffice on Christmas day. The gen.
eral delivery windows and the regis
try department will be open from 10
to II q. m. and from 5:30 to 6:45 p. IN.
For the accommodation Of the lock-
box patrons the lobby will be open
from q. m. to Q p. m. The money
order department will be closed all
day.
Mrs. Irwin, Of New York city. is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Oswald
N. Burke, Of Maryland avenue.
Several Of the classes Of the public
school will hold Christmas exercises
this afternoon, previous to taking
their weeks vacation.
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MAD DOG CAUSES
STIR IN ANACOSTIA
Bites Horse, Mule and Another Dog Before 1t Is Killed
Body Sent to Bureau of Animal Industry Ex-
perts for Examination. E*

T:aO in the chapel Of the asylum for the
Insane. The altar was erected on the
platform. covered with flowers, and the
Rev. NJ. r. Egan, assistant pastor Of
st. Teresa's Church, was the cele-
trant.
The date for the post st-electlon supper
Of the Mems Club Of tho Emmanuel
Protestant Epite eopal Church has been
set for early In January. This In the
supper which the supporters Of tho two
defeated Presidential candidates will
tender to those who supported tho Dem.
ocratic candidate. in accordance with an
ante.election wager.
Mrs. Albert Scott has returned home
to Capitol Heights. Nd, after visit to
her mother-in-law. Mrs. N. Il. Scott. In
Nichols avenue.
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WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANA(S09T1A n O. DEC 10

N. ". S,sD
nh. hoav =, IN. oo,,,s nov .unnosed,v
me @ ooaS .. ."s co'.'e oos, .uppse. nSs ~.
mad tnst DIT horse' mu'e anu s"'
other dog. besides creating commo-
tion among the residents OF Alabama
avenue and the vicinity OF the District
p,ao rango ncar Con,res. Heirhts last
80. - n.r.. "a
the nutea" OF 'A"mas i"ousuy Ut
ANIMATION. inc ah'mAi was N.u .'.e'
an excl'!ns chaSe' W "i''o" ''"'o"''
co'ored man.
Ihe ooe OIL '"e "o''e "u" y"
neehan a. u. i.u's WIZ o ~, .' :.
me aIai ,"e" T,S.s. ~, .,",s,
muIe owheu w ~. t"o o.Ss ,n"s
Guard, ana iater o'' announcer "os' '""o"
by Edward Tobbs, colored.
Tho mule. horse and dog are under
observation today.
r,.r,..m.. .ormon. v,u he de,ivcrcd
In most OF the Anacostia churches sun
day, while the Sunday schools Will
hold their holiday entertainments late
All. 80.
In st. Teresa's Church there Will DC
a midnight mass ushering In the fes-
t,yol ,o no fo,,owoa rhri.tmas morn.
.,..... t., IN,
,n8 Dy seNeTai otneI n.asses. In E
Emmanuea o, +. -. ShuTSn .,s.. .nr,u w mnrn' NJ
Ing, at which the junior choir VIII
sing. ana tne iuii cnolc anu ser,mSn ~ !
service VIII pc neld AT u ociock. r,a,' ing
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Stocks Are Active.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-The stock mar
ket opened active. and at fractional
advances. Union Pacific was down at
the opening. and jumped ~ to 1904 IN
initial trading. Active issues advanced
around / point.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Plan Income Tax.

MADRID. Dec. 20.-An income tax on
foreign firms established or having
branches in Spain IL one Of the pro.
posed schemes to increase the nations
revenue.
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Salem Lodge. No. %, !. o. o. r., will
hold It's semi-annual election Tuesday
evening. Officers for the enusing six
months were nominated last night.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

The Rev. G. c. r. Bratenahl. sccre-
tary of the third missionary department
OF the Episcopal Church. whose head
quarters are in Washington. will preach
In Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church Sunday morning.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

Several Of the classes Of the public
school will hold Christmas exercises
this afternoon. previous to taking
their weeks vacation.
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Mrs. Irwin, Of New York city. is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Oswald
N. Burke, Of Maryland avenue.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

With men and women inmates Of st.
Elizabeth's making up the Congre ton.
mass was celebrated this morning at