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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. November io.-Cotton
futures opened steady AZ an advance OF
) 70 points on fresh buying for long
account. First prices We're the highest
j.. the early trading. as the weather map
vas considered very favorable and bears
were disposed TO put out short lines on Il
the offerings We're not Well received and
a. market broke sharply. Large crop
talk. based on the developments OF last
week was rather free and caused senti-
f5eiit in favor OF The bear side. NJ the
.ua Of the first half hour of business
l,rices .were t. points under last
weeks close.
FUTURES opened steady November 10
aIS.l4, December. l3.224a =: January,
. .:...af3.24: March. i331aI5.32. May. 1886
l3.%9, July, i3.i;
Late. in the morning the market dis
ts.lytd decided resistance t. bear pressure,
lie demand increased and the decline was
saieklv recovered Tclt grams from many
,oiuts in the eastern belt stating that the
NIX Of the crop had not only been gath
i. but was also sold gave the market
very steady tone. and led 70 consider
tHle fresh long buying.
ate in the morning offerings we're not
'0-rat ana ii noon tie trading months
sgcrr seven points over Saturdays closing
t#s4pi
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November t0.--Wheat today
advanced mainly on higher cables. Wire
Interruptions curtailed advices from the
domestic field. The npturn at Liverpool
was brought about by speculative buying
and short covering and took place in spite
of liberal increase in worlds shipments
First prices here were "a to LaA higher
and there was a fui Their early advance
Good local buying and lightness of offer
lngs sent corn upward after easy
opening unchanged to IS lower 4 gain
OF 4 10 IS was quickly recorded.
Under good demand oats showed an up
ward tendency after opening irregular, Is
lower 10 a shade higher.
Strength of hogs al the yards helped
provisions. the list showing al advance
of 2i2 to cents.
Butter-Unchanged
gSs-Cnchanged; receipts, 1915 cases.
Potatoes-Higher: receipts. seventy cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin. 6Ja15; Mime
sofa and Ohio, 65a7;.
Poultry-Alive, higher: springs l2I2:
fowls. t2i.: turkeys. IL.
Reports that owing to drought heat
and high winds. the Argentine crop
would be II per cent less than a year
ago encouraged the bulls. There were
western Kansas. The close for wheat
vance.
Shorts covered freely. They believed
that an Increased estimate by the govern
ment had been discounted and that cold
weather would mean heavy feeding
earlier than usual The close for corn
was easy, though isa1 to Lass net
hi e her
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NOVEMBER CROP REPORT.
Announcement by the Agricultural
Department.

Department of Agriculture today an
nounced November crop report as fol-
lows:
Corn-Production o,4trs or OK, bushels
Acre yield, 80 bushels Average farm
price, 10. cents Il bJ.shel. Quality. g., 5
per cent. Corn on farms Of f@i. crop
November 1. 31,@1...p0, bushels
Buckwheat Production. ii.4..5. $50
Yield. H. Price. 7:,.5. Quality. 80.
Potato es-PI oduction. :'oS, 90. go. Yield
So Price. 500. Quality, 90.
Sweet potatoes-Production -, go 900.
Yield, $50 Price, -. Quality 1914.
DISQUALIFICATION. Is, 900; yield,
10; price, 1851; quality. 1o1.s.
Tobacco Production, oos, $4,000
pounds; yield. 1898; quality. ga.
Wheat-Priee. TO: weight per meas
B'ed bushel. $50.
oats-Price. So; weights, SCI.
Barley-Price, 54.7; weight. 40.
Rye-Price, Ga.
Hay-Price, $12.26.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November IL. = Cotton,
tfter opening steady at an advance of
, To points. and selling about TO 10
,ointS net higher weakened under con-
tinued liquidation, southern selling or
ocaI pressure.
At II o'clock active months were ! to
points under Saturdays closing.
Futures opened steady: December, 90
January 1925: March, 1905; May, 1909.
IuIy. 12.A
There was 4 good demand below 3
eents for the spring months and the
market rallied later in the morning
ii covering and trade buying with
prices at midday about . to 10 points
net higher.
The midday advance carried prices
4b,out II to IL points net higher. but the
market later sed off To , points from
he b.st under renewed liquidation and
ryortS from Memphis that spots We're
45fFred more freely.
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setting aside former Judgment: allow
ing claimants motion 10 substitute J.
A. Written as heir. and entering judg-
Frank A. Lisk, administrator, order
demanding to trial calendar for oral
argument.
octaviano y Bareia. surviving partner
order setting aside dismissal OF petition
and reinstattng case on general docket
Cases submitted by c. d. Pennebaker.
attorney for claimant and r. w. An
drews. attorney for defendant
Claims for travel pay-Artemus n.
Towns!ey and Charles Robinson.
Claim for three months pay, Fitz Henry
Warren
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Real Estate Transfers.

BRooKLAND-Lucy y HiDDs TO Mary
T. Barnes, lot - block -; $40
NO - IOWA CIRCLE NORTHN EST
Nathaniel A. Robbins ct uX- to Alfred
y. Robbins. lot %. square 243. $40.
WEST WOORIDGE-John S. Bennett.
TO Henry 4. Nieth lots IL and Il.
square 5.S1; $40.
CHEVY CHASE GRONE-Fanuie G..
White t. Fulton r. Gordon lot Ii.
square 1886: siu.
COLEMAN PARK-Charies L. Frailey
Il al. trustees. to David j. Kaufman
part lot q: S10
RANDLE PARk-Joseph k. O'Nelll ct
NIX to Clarence w and Bessie L. Her
reli, lot q, block d; $40
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November lo-rlour-
ouiet.
Wheat-Frnl on hullish Argentine
news; December. :oi s;l95 3-l6
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Quict
Jard-Steady; middle west tu..s,al / ~.
petrolcum-SteadS.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
hay-Steady.
Hides and leather ulicli;4llse
Raw sugar-Steady: muscovddo. 3.u4
centrifugal, Sol. molasses. 30; refined
steady.
Butter-Firln: 300 tubs. creamery. ex-
tras. :;3a:i; tirsts, 2sa3l: seconds. Oar
first 2s14a2.',2: seconds, 24l.a.1 state
dairy. finest. 80, good To prime, lao.
common To fair, 2:a26, process. extras
e,a2bt.; imitation creamery. 2ia2o; fac
tory. June. -: current make, 22::.; pee
ona$, 2la...2; packing stock, June NoN l.
80. current make, NO. =, 2Ja2l.
Cheese Firm. t,leo boxes. State.
whole milk, held; pel.als. sl.al6l2.
average fancy. 15*4 ai6. fresh. specials
15"4 ale; average fancy. i5l4: state,
daisies. l6i2: Wisconsin. whole milk
daisies, u; flats. 1G: twins. IL; skins,
11LaaI31a.
h.gss- Excited receipts. H." cases.
Fresh gathered. extras, i::a -: eXij;,
tirsts. tla4.: lrsts, ;sato; seconds. :;i;l.t7
thirds. .Ga:.2. dirt.es No. ]. las; No =
.;ia16 checks. good To choice dry. 2ia2J
under grades, Gooa6.a0; refrigerator.
special marks. fancy. ~: firsts. -ha2sia
seconds. .t-a27i2; lower. -.a2j: dirties
3fa.1 state Pennsylvania ana nearby.
hennerS whites. fine TO fancy. GOatl;
gathered whites, 5satN; hennery browns.
,,a:a: mixed coiors. 3Sai5; western gath
cred whites, i2a.L,.
Dressed poultry-DuN: chickens, west
crn. l3l41ao5; fowls, 12tza1a; turkeys
SI1riua ga,
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Court of Appeals.

Present: The chief Justice MI Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdei.
IL. Andrew Pine and Chester 4. Jayne
We're admitted To practice
Patent appeal. No. Sol BreniZer agt.
Robinson. continued
Patent appeal No. 19i In re Charles W.
Merrill. argument commenced by Mr.
archibald Cox Tor appellant, continued
by MIR. ". X. Ballard for commissioner
OF patents and concluded by Mr.. Archi-
bald Cox for appellant
Patent appeal No. S45 Radcliffe agt.
Fottnser. argument commenced by Mr..
l.. T. Brandenburg for appellant and
concluded By Mr. c. ". Fairbank for ap-
pellee
Patent appeal. No SIS Shields agt
Lees, argument commenced by Mr. J. Il.
Hull for appellant
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Building Permits.

Building permits We're issued today to
tile :o'iowins:
" A. Simpson. To bnild wagon shed
in ear at 5..h 7tn street southeast. Guild
er y. a. SilipSon; estimated cost. 81, 01
+. handle to repai.' dwelling at .S29
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; cstiInat-
ed cost sIel.
W j. Boardman, TO repair stable III
rear OF 1925 18th street northwest; csti-
mated cost, $500.
Washington Baltimore and Anna polls
Electric railroad to repair freight office
at 10th and II streets northeast; estimat-
ed cost, SlGo.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following We're the readings of the
Thermometer and barometer at the wea,h-
or bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at : pm. yesterday:
Thermome tei>-Yest 4 pm, A.: 5
pm. 40, l. midnight. &c. today, ( am.
30; am, 36: L. noon. 20: . pm. Al
Maximum. -. at Il noon yesterday; mini
mum, 81, at 4 am today.
Temperature same date last year-Max-
imum, .t, minimum. ~
Barometer-Ye Yesterday, pm, 29.13; 8
pm, 2925; l. midnight, 29.37: today, :
am. 29.+,. am 300 l. noon, - 81 ;
= nm. att,
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Sweet Bait.

From the Boston Transcript.
Mrs. Al told Willie on his way
home from school to get me bar ~
soap
Mrs. B-Oh. he'll forget il: my hoy
never remembers.
Mrs. A-No danger: I said he might
buy > cents worth OF candy at the
same time.
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NEW YORK. BONDS.
Suffrage Hearing December J.

Chairman Henry OF tile House rules
committee announced today that he had
txed Wednesday, December 3. a the date
for IL ginning hearings on All phases of
the woman suffrage question. II will be
open to all who wish - spe.tk. aau the
t.c4riugs are expected u last several d. -
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales Regular call. l. O'Clock noon.
Potomac Cons. aS. 81 ..@a al ";as.
Washington Railway and Electric pfu., . Al
s9ia. - q Ssi2, - S9ia. . al $40. 70 at
s.ta, -, n SOL. NJ S9i.. - at Sgis, at Sni4
Washington Gas, :, Sfl2.
Mer-,enthaler. ut Us, ) IL lis / At us.
United States Trust, = NJ 1:';;.
After cal.-Capital Traction IS 81, 600 at
l077.. $1,000 1895. $1,000 at 1915. S1,1t
at 1uI7s $1,000 at lG1"s, $1,000 ut 1o1ia
Continental Trust, ; NJ i14@.
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition Of water at
5 am: Great Falls-Temperature. II;
condition. H. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tein
perature, II: condition at north connec-
ton. 10: condition at south connection.
IS Georgetown distributing reservoir
Temperature II: condition at nluent
gatehouse. -; condition at effiuent gate
house. l..
Weather in Various Cities.
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ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. Walter Q. Bowman, United States
Army, retired, with his consent is as
signed 10 general recruiting service at
Scranton, Pa. relieving Capt. Charles S.
Frank 18th Infantry, who will join his
regiment.
First Lieut. Thomas u, Sloan, 4th Field
Artillery, will report ut Fort Hamilton,
\. Y, for temporary duty.
Capt. Albert y Mcclure cavalry. is
assigned To the 18th Cavalry
Second Lieut.. Ronald p. Johnson. Sd
Cavalry, is transferred to the eth Cav
airy.
Chaplain Thomas j. Dickson 9TH Field
Artillery. will proceed to Philadelphia.
Pa, for duty with the Organized Militia
of that state.
First Lieut.. William H. Cowles, 9TH
Cavalry. is transferred 70 the 10th Cav
airy, AT Fort Bliss Tex
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Decrease in Steel Tonnage.

NEW YORK. November l0.-The IN
filled tonnage of the United States Steel
Corporation October Il totaled 1,5l3. 767
tons, u decrease of 49Oo1s tons from
September. This Is the tenth consecutive
monthly decrease this year.
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Prices Are Borne Down
Abruptly Today by Increased
Professional Selling.
SOME LOW RECORDS
FOR STANDARD STOCKS
Sentiment Depressed by Absence OF
Inside SuppoIt-Partial Re
covery at Close

New YORK November lo-Price
movements were mixed ~ tn opening
TODAY small gains il Heading. IN on
PaciJlc ana Can were Offset by heaNiness
II steel and the yoppers There was re
neNed weakness iu New Haven and
american telephone
N-V Haven reached 4 new low record
IS dropping 3 t. So. American teie-
,.iIone's decline was a point 70 lisa also
new low record.
Weakness became pronounced among
-aud;trd stocks, SOM Of which made
o.. records for tho year Il. Paul broke
points t" 97'i
american Telephone and Lehish lost as
much and Their Was 4 sprinklins 81 /
,1iut losses elsewhere.
Rubber Under Premier Figure.
Rubber trst preferred fell 20 ~, or
point Under the figure 1T which the NJ"
-toci. IS offered L. shareholders.
Humiliation Of investment stocks, II
ehich houses with New England connee-
tions figured prominently opened the
uav today for increased professional
..Iling, and prices were borne down
abruptly.
IL many cases quotations we're carried
tn the lowest po:Ift since the slump OF
last jun and a number of stocks m
Guiding Atchison, It. Paul New i!ayeii,
Rubber and American Telephone, rtacheu
til bottom figures for the Year
Sentiment was depressed by the az
sence OF inside support in any quarter.
Some Disturbing Factors.
The latest phases Of the Mexican situa
tion also tended 10 unsettle the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-10

Since Unison got the better OF Smith.
there no standing him
That > 50. When he took the conceit
out Of Smith. he added II To his own ap-
plrently. Boston Transcript
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
HAMPERS FERRY. W. Va, November
10.--Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both
very muddy this morning.
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Debt Paid in Full in 1924.

OF the original advances for eStraordi-
nary Improvements. amounting, with in
terest. to Si.144. tst635 the last install
ment OF 1921 IL will be paid back this
year. the report shows. The last in
stallment of S152.jta 80 on the original
park debt of ss04 $50. g.; also will be REIN
bursed this year, according to present
anticipations.
This will leave only the Insane Hospi-
tai charge. of which there are six more
annual installments of $1O2, 7!0.S7 each
to be made. and the funded de.t which
is being annually appropriated for by
Congress This debt June 30 last was
Si.61o,s5O 1t Will be liquidated in full
III 1874.
If the revenues OF the District CON
tnue TO exceed the appropriation de-
mandS upon the same after the liquida-
ton of the debt due the United States on
account of special advances and the
amount to be reimbursed for charge for
maintenance of insane. as above. there
Will be an annually increasing surplus
to be considered. states the report.
1t is a sound principle of municipal
finance that only sufficient revenues
should be provided to meet the pubic
necessities. first for current expenses
OF government and second for the
financing of OUTLAWS Or projects of
permanent improvement. Therefore. in
view of the facts herefnbefore presented
the question naturally arises as to what
disposition is to be made of surplus
funds that may accumulate.
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BALTIMORE
Gil nisnalch - INC STIR.

Nptcl;iI UIsIalch 10 IL stat.
BALTIMORE. November lu.-Wheat-
FirIner; spot No. = RED. 92i2: spot No.
red western, "2a4 November No. red.
:,.I.: December No red, 3313; January
No : red 9IS.: steamer No red So
receipts 1o4 3.,9 bushels; southern by sam
pie S,Sa3i. southern OIL Grade. SSa92.
Iorn-ReceiptS. 22.Jit bushels
oats-,guiet: standard white. 1874; No.
) white 1854 ali receipts. 1880 bushels.
Ry.-t.as er. No :. western domestic,
oSa7a: receipts $3.50 bushels.
Hay-Ou ct. No. ] timothy, 1880 ask
ed. No I clover mixed, 17.Joa1S.oo.
Grain freiehts-Quiet: steam to Liver
pol. per quarter. Is Cd November: Cork
tor orders, per quarter, IS I'd November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-10

PROBATE. COURT-Justce Stafford
Estate OF Ella Orne: order 20 sell AUTO
mobile; attorney, u. y. Houston.
In re vii Ia m \. Berkley: order OF IN
struct.ons: attorney, ]. III. Linton.
In rs Virginia \. Mullins: order to make
Investment attorney, Charles \. Barnard.
Estate OF Franklin Cummings: order to
invest funds attorney, w. +. Ambrose.
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Warden Meyer to Be Retained.

Attorney General McReynolds today de-
nieo reports that he is dissatisfied with
the conduct of the federal penitcntiary
al Atlanta He said he considered War
den Moyer a good MAI and would = tain
him iii Office until tae f,*tuen MAS shown
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, November 1O--Wheat-
Spot firm; No. / Manitoba, Gs load. No.
= is 9I.d; No. ., 6s sd: futures strong;
December. IS I'D; March. Is ND; May,
IS lad.
Corn-Spot. dull; American mixed. 6s
Sd: La Plata futures, easy, December. Is
1Tsd: January, Is 93sd
Flour-Winter patents, 2SS ID.
Hops, in London, Pacific coast R8 6sa
Ct
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For Best Interests of Capital.

While III past years Congress has
reduced the Commissioners estimates
OF appropriations that surplus revenues
might accumulate. to be applied in the
liquidation Of Indebtedness to the
United States for advances made dur
ing the time of the construction of ex-
traordinary projects of permanent i'm
provement. it is believed that inasmuch
due provision has now been made
for the liquidation OF this indebt-
edness the estimates of the Com
lnissioners should be above in full
that better and more adequate provision
be made for current governmental eX
penscs. which are now curtailed for need
OF appropriations, on the one hand. and
for the continuation. and extension of the
several projects Of permanent improve
inent on the other.
II this be not done then there must he
considered at once the fact OF an ac-
cumulating surplus to the detriment Of
the public welfare and the best interests
Of the National Capital.
washington should stand forth pre-
eminent as Il model city. not only to its
sister cities Of the Union. but to the
cities Of the world Ii should b.. Il
model city to the nations. both in the
perfection of its municipal administra-
ton and in its ply steal beauty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-10

The storm of Sunday has reached east
ern Lake Erie with remarkable develop
men;, and SHOWS and rains and severe
gales prevailed generally east OF the Mis-
Sissippi river, with freezing temperatures
in the southern states and killing frost
into northern Florida. In the west the
weather was fair except in the north
Pacific states and pressure Is falling
generally. but without rising tefnpera-
lures east of the Rocky mountains.
South to west gales. snow and colder
weather Will continue from the lake re-
Sion eastward, but in the south the
weather will be fair, although with con-
tiuued low temperatures and more froStS
and freezing temperatures tonight
Cold wave warnings have been ordered
for New York, northeastern Pennsylva-
MIA and western New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-10

II pays to read SO Ms,uE columns of
The Star Hundreds Of situations ar.
filled through them.
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CRIMINAL COURT No. !. = Justice
Wright
Walker agt. Cooley: Oh trial; piaint;H )
attorney. A. II. Ferguson; Gtfenoants at
tornets, Toomey ~ Toonley.
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WEATHER.
Partly Cloudy and Colder Tonight ;
Tuesday Fair. Cold.

For the District of Columbia. partly
cloudy and colder tonight; temperature
about . degrees. Tuesday fair: contin-
ued cold: brisk 10 high northwest winds
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Brinks- Nomen aren't as smart ~ men.
saw what you vii
Mrs. Drinks Believe me, ieary, III
"a. What l Will al, r;gAt-Chicago News.
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished by W, r. IIibbs Co.
% fbers New York Stock Exchange.
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District Supreme Court.

The death Of Harry L. Lcrch. a mem
Der OF the bar. was announced in the
various branches OF the court and adj
Journment noted out of respect to his
memory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-10

BANKRUPTCY I-RT-Justice Gould.
In re John J. Norton: discharge or
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DISTRICT COCRT-Justice Wright.
In re condemnation Of New Hampshire
avenue: case submitted to jury.
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CIRCUIT COURT NO. Justice Il

CIRCUIT COURT No. Justice An
derSon.
Terry agt. Washington Railway and
Electric Company: on trial; plaintiff S
attorneys 4. l.. Newmyer and :. u.
Quinn: defendants attorney. George /.
Hoover.
The evening world., 1913-09-05
Former Athletic Champion
Signs for Five Years--Sails
for Berlin Oct. 1.

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Dr. Alvin c.
Kraenzlcin. holder Of two worlds
hurdle records and one Of the best all
around athletes during the late nlneties,
signed a rve-year contract last night to
prepare Germans for the olympic
games. Dr. Kraenzlein will he given
complete charge and will he assisted
Ivy four directors. who probably will be
Americans. Hs will make his head
quarters In Berlin. while his assistants
will travel throughout the empire giving
pointers to likely candidates for the
olympic team. II 10 reported that
Kraenxiein will receive about $4,000 for
his hve years service.
Or. Krasnalein arrived yesterday from
New York and Il required little time for
him To reach an agreement with Lieut..
Richard Won Reichneau. DR.. Martin
The evening world., 1913-09-05
MuY eUENo. e. CAPTAIN

With the band playing the wedding
march for him to bat by Capt. Lawrence
Doyle couldn't do much In the hrst game
in the way Of rum getting. but he GER
tainly made thinks hot around second
base. In the second contest hs embar-
rassment had some what subsidized and
Larry struck the blow that sent Snod-
grass homo with the winning run. He
looks pretty natural. at that
Bill Fischer. the young catcher who
horned into the big league through his
successes with the NIT and the bat for
the Avonia A. c.. 10 one OF the very
few New Workers that have ever made
q success In fast company. There have
been several from the Bronx-Heinie
Zimmerman. Dick Rudolph and Jack
Warner. for instance-but Fischer b
said 20 be the only rel New Yorker
now pasttminS. Yes. and he Is one of
the nHhest young backstops that has
worn the spangles for several years.
ALL RIGHT, PROVIDED TYLER Is
BARRED.
Charles Lincoln Herzog's idea OF COM
plete happiness is u bench full OF left
handlers and a double-header every day
The cantaloupe grower never gets q
chance to play unless a southpaw takes
the mound. but he has drawn two In the
last two days. Charlie says he hasn't
seen q man pitch from the right side In
80 long that he's afraid when he does
see It he will forget and claim q balk.
" WILL, THOUoH.
In an effort to inject more ginger in
his team McGraw has shaken up his
batting order and poured It out in an
entirely new form. SnOdgrass now leads
on, Burns Is fourth and Merkle has
moved down next to the pitcher. Even
that didn't stir the Champs up until the
second game