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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

amount fol. the preferred
The stock that changed hands con
stttutes ABOUT one-third Of tho Sea,
hoard. stock nov outstanding, nnluont-
Tag 70 about S6n- 3n0, aAA NeGntiat lnna,
were made through Bernard M Ra-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

ruch, a south Carolinian and the
supposition Is that . distinctly South.
ern management wifi result from tina
gale, ARRANGEMENTS and agreements be-
Ing saade by s2hicss ~ actual sas3ori1n
stock control WI NOT - necossasS b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
RICHMOND BANKERS
WILL CONTROL SAL,

this friendly relation with the vii
liams interests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
$3.50 White Waists

HlGh and Dutch Neck
Waists of lawn. batiste andI ~
voiie, ga aud long sleeves. n
Val lace and embroidery "
trimmings. i styles; choice.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
Big FIGHT IN OHIO,
SAYS THE COLONEL
He Welcomes the Third Party
Ticket Being Put in Presi-
dents Own State.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Aug LIFTS goine
to be a big fight in Ohio" exclaimed Col
Roosevelt to-day, alluding to the final
break between the Taft and Roosevelt,
forces, in the Presidents State The
former President vas pleased over the
news that Walter X. Brown and seven
other Roosevelt men on the Ohio Repub-
lican State Committee had determined tC
leave the committee after the selection
yesterday of Judge Brown, Taft man
al the candidate for Governor
Roosevelt has been concerned over the
Ohio situation, wanting for his own part
a straight third ticket, while Brown who
was his leader throughout the spring
primary fight. favored a coalition with
the Taft men.
Now were to have a straight third
ticket there. Just as in New York. Penn
sylvania, Michigan, Indiana. and Illi-
nois," said the colonel. We'll give them
all the war, they want"
Asked what he thought Of the decision
Of his Cincinnati managers to put up a
candidate, DR.. Zwick. against the
coloners son-in-law, Nick Longworth. for
Congress. the sx-President smilingJy re-
piled: Nothing to say"
A few minutes before this the colonel
daughter, Mrs. Alice Longworth drove up
to Sagamore Hill with Miss Ethel Roose-
welt in an automobile. Mrs. Longworth
Is to spend few DAYS with her father.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
ALL CAN Be
NICE AND PLUMP
The Discovery Of Proione Has Proven .
Blessing TO Hundreds Of
Women.

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The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
Where SeInshness Pays.

From tho Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
Much has been said about the selfish
ness and the greed OF corporations, and
much OF what has been said is true.
But there are corporations that while
serving themselves are also serving the
public.
The great railroad systems Of the South
are doing some selfish work that should
meet with the enthusiastic approval OF
the public, for while the railroads are
serving themselves they are at the same
time serving the public.
These roads are doing much to en-
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OF course the railroads had in mind
the increase Of freight and the increase
of population and the increase in travel.
all OF which would mean to them an in
crease Of revenue. Call II selfshness II
you will. and the element Of selfishness
ness that brings good TO all.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
Don't Stay Thin--Potone Will Build Out the Figure and Wi
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ITHINNESS IS A DISEASE
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have you noticed that thin. scrawny peo-
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
BEFORE,

BY George. i never saw anything like
the effects OF that new treatment Pro-
tone. for the building up OF weight and
lost nerve force 1t acted more like a
miracle than a medicine. said we'll
known gentleman yesterday in speaking
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heavy eating, diets. milk. beer, and al
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
BROADWAY ALTITUDE RECORD.
Alberta Claire Holds Ii by Climb
Ing to Top of woolworth Peak.

Ing to Top of WOOlworth Peak.
From the New York Sun.
Alberta Claire climbed 10 the top OF
the Woelworth Building yesterday moor
and said she wasn't bit frightened. She
was a trife nervous, she admitted, but
$50 feet is pretty high up in the air. and
or SO on narrow little ladders that wab-
bIed even under her weight, which is
only ll0 pounds.
out three of his assistants. Charles
Campbell. f. w. Hammer. and Abe
Smith. to be on hand in case Of an
emergency.
The climbing party went as far as the
twenty-eighth story by elevator. where
they put Miss Claire in a "hod hist and
carried her up to the thirty-ninth. But
from there on 1t was by the narrow lit
tie ladders. Superintendent Holmes
thought at this stage that maybe the
young woman might like to give the
matter a second thought. but she just
took a deep breath. smiled, and started
off. saying:
Don't leave me in the lurch. boys
At the fifty-sixth story they halted.
because the architects specifications for
the woolworth Building call for only
fifty-six stories Miss Claire had her
picture taken and said that that was
the coolest spot she had found in New
York.
number OF reporters made the
climb with her and showed a great deal
more nervousness than Miss Claire did.
One of them forgot 10 bring his camera
along when they started on the return
trip to Broadway.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
Made Little Difference.

Prom the Boston Traveller
Fred Hartford. a widely known sport
ing man OF the Hub. was dining. q,
The meal was bad. and the service was
worse. No wonder Hartford lost his
temper He stood il as long as he could.
and then he vigorously complained 10
the waiter.
"Oh. sir. II you only knew what n
hard time we walters have 10 get along
Well, why be a waiter?'' asked Hart
ford.
What else can / do said the waiter.
Don't you know that they are paying
some men as high as $1,000 a year 20 play
ball?" returned Hartford.
But I can't play ball. the waiter
said.
What's the difference said Hart
ford. as he started for the door. YOU
can't wait either"
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
AUCTION SALES.
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcTs.

Trustees Sale Of Improved Real Estate. -
By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust recorded in Liher
KID folio 35l. Of the Land Records for the District
We will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1872 1t
O'Clock p. m. parts Of lots 81 and 8 in SQUARE
lss in the City d Washington. in the District Of
Columbia. beginning for the sane at the north
east corner Of lot 50 and running south 90
west line Of 3lst Street 80 feet westerly at right
angles TO said line I'D feet to the west line q ioe
s.. north said line % tst to the northwest
corner Of lot s.. and east to the beginning. Also
an unnumbered lot IN said square. beginning at
stone IS at a point west line Of 3Ist Street 10
feet northerly from Street and running norfheriy
with the line Of 31st Street 2 feet west parallel
with Street III feet south u feet. and east
IN feet to beginning; improved by residence No.
i6 3lst Street Northwest. Terms 81 sale: One
third cash. balance in equal instailments paysbic
On or before and two years with interss
payable sem.snnually secured By trust on property.
r all cash AZ option u purchaser. Deposit of
Soo required at time Of sale. ConTeyandng snd
recording at est Of purchaser. II terms are MT
complied with in ten DAYS from day Of sale tbs
trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and
cost n defaulting purchaser. BESOIT BAER. Ir-s
J. MCKINNEY BERRY. Trustees d&6s.e,su
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pounds during the last month. and never
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II will cost you nothing 10 prove the
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the work. They will also send you their
book on why You Are Thin" free Of
charge, giving facts which will probably
astonIsh you.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
MACKS Win TWO
FROM WHITE SOX
Ralph Crabb, a Recruit. Works
Against Coombs and Is Beaten
by One Run.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE White Sox lost
both games Of a double-header with the
Athletics to-day. the first. to g. and the
second, to !. The first was a slugging
match Bender was knocked out of the
box in the ninth, but Philadelphia had
already piled up big lead against the
White Sox- Ralph Crabb. a new Sox
tWirler. pitched grand game, and was
very effective, but Coombs was little
more SO. Bodies home run was the only
run for the White Sox. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
"Yes, 1t Is Really So"
Protone Co.

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The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
PARDELLO ARRIVES TO-DAY.
Italian Wrestler to Take on Jim
Calvin Wednesday Might.

Leo Pardello. the italian heavyweight,
who will take on Jim Calvin, Irish heavy
weight athlete, at the wrestling tourna-
ment to be held at the Majestic Theater.
Wednesday night, will be in Washington
to-day. and will spend the following days
preparing for his match. Calvin reports
himself in good shape for the match.
and feels confident OF a victory.
Bumps Turner and Young Zabisco
are slated for the second event of the
evening, and Joe Turner and Tom Dodge
will meet in the feature match. The
winner OF this bout will receive purse
of 500 and the middle-weight belt recent
ly annexed by Joe Turner.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Mrs. Longworth is a ,fervid supporter of
her father in the national fight. but
hopes Congressman Nick will beat out
Zwick in Cincinnati.
In the meantime the entente cordiale in
the Two families remains undlsturbed.
The Congressman is expected at Saga
more Hill during the week.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
''Protone Doubled My
MUSCLE"
Protone COMPANY.

TVlUIIV VUrIpuIN.
Gentleman have just finished my six
weeks treatment OF Protone. / am high
ly pleased with the result The gain in
my care was 10 pounds. I suffered with
measles last spring, which left me IN q
state of low vitality. Protone has re-
stored me to my normal self I heartily
recommend Protone to any one, as il
does all that Is claimed. / now weigh
40 pounds. which / feel II nearly right
for one of my age and height. In my
case II seems q built up muscle and
bcne more than fat. / am twice as
muscular and strong now.
II i should ever need any more or hear
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
FAST RACES PROMISED
At KNIGHTS of Columbus Excursion
to Marshall Hall Tuesday.

At the K. Of c. excursion Tuesday. there
will be some exciting races held after
the 2:30 O'Clock boat arrives at Marshall
Hall
The programme of events includes
everything from potato race to a relay
race. All the lads that didn't try out
for the Olympic games and still think
they have something on Craig. Thorpe,
and other Yankee point gatherers. will
settle these disputes for all time in the
following programme. Prizes will be pre-
sented 10 the winners of all events. The
final event will be the inter-council $50
yard relay race. A large silver cup has
been donated by Edwards & tanner Co.
for the winning team, there will be four
men 10 each of the five council teams.
List of events:
pyard rzce. open 10 boys under twelve.
S-ySrd race, open to boys between twelve and
sixteen.
o-yaTd race. for girls between ten and fourteen.
l0-yard dash, oren TO all.
l00-yard dash limited IN members
Potato rare open TO ALL
ThreeleRged race. open to all
Sack rsce open to all.
5oyard dash, open to men over 2on pounds.
Intercouncil relay nce. Distance. one-haR mile
for each team.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Runs-Hugier o. Jackson 81, Griggs. Peckn
paugh, O'Nell Daniels t2, Chase Two-bass hit
Znn. Threr-base hit-Chase. Sacrifice hits-ONeiIl,
Blanding. Ljoie. Sacrifice hy-Simmons. Stolen
bascs-Iackson a., Zinn. Ryan Griggs Bases on
balls-On Davis. 6 First base errurs-Cleye
land. .. Left on tases-CleVeland Z; New York. ;
Struck out-By Blsnding Z: by Davis. Double
plays-Stump to Simmons to ChAsr, Peckinbanrh fo
Lajoie to GriSgS. Time Of game-l hour and E
minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Egan and Sheridan.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
THOMAS BOWLING & COMPANY. AGctiOReei
v,sgrScroS ,r,crsT ,e,7 ox MoSD,Y

WASHINGTON. AUGUST !. 1917 on MONDAY.
Angus: T. 1917 at O'Clock n m, will sell
al public auction the District Pumping Station.
Bryant Street between Secrnd and Fourth Streets
Northwest about ZOO pounds dross lead. lot II
old tools ard other Old material Terms: Cash
at time Of sale Material 10 be removed within
three days frum Date q sale. Failure 20 81 re-
move. II will become forfeited 20 the Dstrico
government. and the Purchasing Oficer will dis
pnse Of the same in such manner he
deem TO the best interest % the District. By order
Commissioners. n. g. NJ G. HARGROVE. Pur-
chasing Officer. II. g. auI.W2
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
YANRS PROVE EASY
PICKING FOR MAPS
Joe Jackson Runs Bases q la Cobb,
Stealing Second, Third, and
Home.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE Maps
played horse with the Highlanders to-
day, and won as they pleased. to 3.
Blanding held the Yankees to one
scratch hit until the seventh. when with
a big lead he eased up. The feature of
the game was three stolen bases by
jackson in the seventh inning. He made
clean steals Of second and third, and
came home on the double steal Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Runs-Rsth. Mattick. Bodie. johnson. schalk IN.
Barry oldring ca, Berrans. Z. Collins. Baker t.,
Mcinnis a. Stnnk. Hits-0f White. Il in IN
nings; Of Bender 10 in innings. Two-hse hits
Baker, Mattick. Bodie Mclnnis. Three-hase hit
Z. Collins Home nn-Strunk. Sacrifice hits
Mattick. T. Collins e. Thomas. Stolen base-
Thomas. Bases ablls-of White. 2: of Bender.
L Struck out-By Bender. S; by Coomhs. !. Wild
ritches-Bender t3l. Umpires-Messrs. 0Brien and
Dinecn. Time Of game hours and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
Dramatic Terms.
From Judge.

From Judge.
Comedy-A man shopping.
Tragedy-An ugly woman.
Melodrama-Fat man in love.
Farce-Lovers' quarrel
Musical comedy-Twins.
Minstrel Notwithstanding.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Runs-Bcdie Baker. McInnis. Hits-oh Crabb.
in innings. Two-base hit-Oldrine. Sacrifice
hfs-Mattick. Barry. Stolen base-Oldring. Home
run-Bodie. Double plays-Bsrry to E. Collins to
Mcinnis z. Collins 10 Barry to Mclnnis Triple
paay-J. Collins to johnson to Rath. Bases on
balls-Of Crsbb. L. Struck out-By Crabb, .; ny
Coomhs g. Hit by pitched ball-H. Dord. Passed
hal-Easteriy. Umpires-Messrs Dinecn and
O'Brien. Time cf gane-I hcrr and 70 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
CHEROKEE INDIANS BEATEN.
-olumbias, with Brady Pitching,
Win q tn battle.

The Columbias, a crack white team Of
the District. defeated the strong chero-
kee Indians at Union League Park yes
terday. In a fast game. to 4.
Brady. for the winners. pitched good
ball after the first inning. The feature
OF the game was the batting of ii. Zanelli.
Shalin. and Brady, and the catching OF
Mcbride. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Runs-Jackson, Conlon. Leshur. Sullivan. Petit.
Norton, GATES. Two-bass hits-Conlon Steward.
CAN'T. Norton Riston. Gates Base hits-Coulou
ca. Jackson. Sullivan. Steward. Petit, Murbaush.
Murdoch. Morton, Risson t2). J. Frye. struck out
CAN'T. L: OF Frye, Double plsys-Conlou to
Steward to Leshear. stswsrd 10 Couloa 10 Leshear.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Tms-Lemerick. Zsnclh. shalin. Mcbride. GauZza.
Brady Heck, AibeTty Toloso. Hewing- First base
Oh balls-Of Brady. !; of Big Smoke. }; cf
Rhoades . Innings Iitched-By Rig Smoke, !; by
Rhoades. S. Hits-Of Big Smoke. Z; of Rhoades. s.
Struck out-By Brady, 6; ny Big Smoke. ); by
Rhoades. 2. Three-hass hits-McBride, Stewart.
Twobase hts-Zsnelli ShAlin. Deer. Sacrinoe
hit-Rhoades. Stolen hase-ArketA- Double plays
Zandelr to Murphy. shaliu to Murphy. Hit By
ritcher-Ry Brady Heck. Albsrtyl. Wild pitch
Brady. Passed tall-,ieBrde. Umpire-Mr. Wood
ward
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
1.-The Human Form Divine
was Never Intended to BE the unat-
tractive skeleton that Some
People Exhibit.

ment can make a really thin woman
or man attractive. 1t is true that
personality" sometimes comes TO the
rescue and helps the thin sister to
retain her friends and admirers. but
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

how doubiy de-
sirable her COM
pany would be II
she only would
cover her bones
W ! I h a litt ! e
more flesh,
Thin cheeks are
usually sunken.
and the sharp
bones protrude.
Short-sleeved or
low-neck dresses
are not 10 be
thought of, and
the $ h o IL | d e r
blades seem to
c o m Q ri & h I
I h r o u z h { h e
ci : h e s X e
sprouting wings.
In the case of q
m a n. h | 8
p a d d z d
n $ h o u ! ders
IL serve only
to accentu-
ate his lean
ness a n d
- publish his
longing for
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS,
No games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
PIttsburE mt BROOKLYN.
Chicago Mt Boston
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

a more presentable figure.
II is a fact that thin folks are gem
orally regarded as being cranky
while the fat man Is proverbially jolly
and good -natured.
One of the wonder features of the
Protone treatment is that IL will not
cause you to get TOO fat. In other
words, IL is not a builder Of fatty or
sound and solid nesh and makes you
q normal healthy man or woman.
II you are thin or in a rundown
physical condition, be sure to send for
this 50-cent box of Protone and test
Cor yourself It's rebuilding powers.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Notwithstanding Its many high
mountain ranges Asia has fewer large
waterfalls than any other continent.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Frank Baker has driven in more runs
this year than any other player in the
two major leagues. If II wasn't for the
habit of giving j. Franklin passes when
bases are occupied. Mack's slugger would
have distanced all of his rivals
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

New York. has more than 100 electric
trucks and nearly 20 electric pleasure
vehicles.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
TRINITY ON TOP.

Defeats Mercury A. c. In Fast Game
by 3 to 2 Score.
Trinity defeated the Mercury A. C. in
a fast game yesterday, to 2. Trinity had
the game well in hand from the start.
Frye's pitching and the fielding of Trim
itv were the features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
SECOND GAME.

Totals.....9 eZls
-Batted for Crabb in eighth.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

rotals...-..a sa II " Totsls.......2 z IL
\ Trinity 2oooo olz1-5
| Merury. ........,.... 90 o010 o.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Red Sox scouts expect much OF Aims
worth and Watkins, pitchers Of the
Youngstown Central League team. re-
Gently picked up by Jake Stahl's team.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

The Cleveland management is scour-
ing the darkest corners Of the land in
the hunt for players. Ii is reported that
Scout Bob Gilks has secured an option
on Pitcher Hayes, a phehom Of the Ed
monitor club of the Western Canada
League.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

Two years ago, and again last fall
followers Of the Athletics were filing ap-
plications for worlds series tickets. John
Shibe doesn't have to hire extra clerks
now for this Job.