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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25
TO MEET TUESDAY.

A regular monthly meeting of the
Loyal WOmen's Bible class of the
Christian church sunday school Will
be held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Hathaway. $50 r. Fourth St, Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED.

SACRIFICE SALE-10 lots with
sidewalk. Is blocks from the post
office, valued at $500 each; viii be
sold for $3.50 each. $50 down. $25 r
month without interest. James Hen
messy Lawyer, rs West Second St,
AIishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25
FUNERAL SUNDAY.

The funeral or Joseph BoIldona OF
+. Ninth St. who died Friday night,
was held Sunday afternoon from ST.
Joseph's Catholic church. Burial was
in the st. Joseph cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25
ANNUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY

The seventh annual birthday party
in connection with St. Paurs Episcopal
church viii be held in the rectory and
parish rooms at 5 o'clock this even
ing. An interesting program has been
arranged for the occasion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25

\ SOCIAL meeting Of the Young
Ladies sOdality of St. Joseph's Catho-
lie church will be held tonight in the
sodality rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25

Stated meeting Mishawaka chapter,
No. 267. O. l.. $, Tuesday evening.
GRACE KNOBLOCK, NJ. w.
ALLIE MICHAEL, Sec'y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Va
cant lot in 600 block on W. sixth
St; cheap. Ask Burt Ayers. Home
phone 70I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25

LOST-Ladies' gold hunting case
watch and fob Letter NJ engraved
on fob. Lost near end o. car line on
T. Broadway 50 reward If left at
WineV'S store
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25

Or. 3 NJ. Hutchinson Eve. Ear.
Nose, Throat Glasses. EngIedrum
Bldg. AGvt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-25

Royal Tailoring-Lehman's. Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
ADOPT
UNIFORMS FOR MEN
Epidemic Of SeIf.Respect In.
fects Washington's 0uckpin
BowIers to Stay.

Something Of an epidemic OF self
respect has befallen the bowlers OF
Washington insofar that there seems
10 be a general inclination to dress
up for the league games, and the
casual observer can today find no less
than fVe duckpin organizations which
adopt regulation uniforms before ap-
gearing on the alleys for action. This
Is something OF an innovation to the
duckpin business, and Of the couple Of
hundred teams which are now doing
business here, five seems to be q small
percentage to be uniformed. When
the fact that 1t has all taken place
within the present season, the compari-
son seems smaller and the probabi bility
is that another year will find half of
the teams here in full dress"
Harry Armiger was the first 10 in
Of duckpins as his outfit was the first
to blossom forth in those "natty'' gray
shirts. Years ago most of our teams
We're uniformed, but when tenpins lost
, prestige the custom was abandoned
until Armlger put his Velvet Kind boys
Gandil with his team which ne uni
formed and the Jeds and Southern
Railway followed the example within a
! few weeks.
Just this week Capt. P. b. Fletcher
fiied his order for Shirts for every mem.
Der Of the Brunswicks and before the
week is out, probably Friday night, the
| Brunswicks will be out in front
along with the Velvets, Gandils. Ieds
and Southerners. One thing is certain
the veal ring OF uniforms lends an all
of dignity TO the sport and all of these
| stems toward regularity in the game
will reap nothing but good for bowling
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
Bowling Schedule
For Tonight

Southeast--Lucas VS.. Schlitz.
Northeastern - Chapin-Sacks VS..
Waverly.
Arcade-Mt. Peasants VS.. Arcade.
Y. M. C. A.-Navajos vs.. Cayugas.
Colonial-Iroquois VS.. Manhattans; !;
Pioneers W.. Pilgrims.
Patent Attoneys-Watt vs.. Morse.
Departmental Duckpin-Land Office
vs.. Navy Yard. 81.
P. o. Departmental-R. M. s. VS..
Inspection. - g.. ....
Mt. Pleasant-Princeton VS.. Parks.
Southwestern Virginia VS.. Lin
Worths; Altamonts vs.. Strattons.
Terminal-Southern vs.. Auditors.
Commercial-Merchants VS.. General
Baking Company.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, W.. Files.
Capital City-Haveners VS.. Norris
Peters.
Georgetown Commercial-Murtaugh
VS.. Arlingtons.
Westminster-Whites vs.. Greens;
Blues vs.. Reds.
Commercial alley-Commercials VS..
Chevrolets.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
DEATHS

HALLECK--suddcnly on Wednesday. jam.
aEm MmS + ia5 at f2;3o noon; at wslter scsn
A.; retired In his SEVENTEEN ycar.
Funeral from his late residence, sS5 Mary
land avenue northeast. Friday. January !.
at D. m. Interment Arlington Cemetery.
liARRISoN-Suddeniy at the residence Of
her sister. Mrs. q. r. Edlin 12N Pleasant
street. Anacostia- u. c.. Mrs. eta HAIR
RISON tnee Datchford).
Notice of funeral hereafter.
M1rCHELL-On Thursday, January ]. ISIS.
at $50 a. m. OSCAR v. MITCHELL. hus-
band of Josephine Mitchell. in the sixty
ninth year Of his age.
Funeral from hi1b blate residence. Hyatts-
vile, Nd. Saturday, January .. at 2 y. IN.
Funeral private.
sINGLETON-Suddenly on wednesday, jan
uary s. 1916, OF apoplexy. at his residence.
s020 II street northwest, WILLIAM Il.
age.
Funeral Friday. January 8. At . .. m,
1t 81. Michael and All Angels Church.
lnterinent private
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
P0stp0neFirst Game In
School Championship
Business Lads Agree to Allow Army Navy Prep
More Time to Prepare for Contest, Cathedral
and Western Opening Series.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Another attempt will be made to-
morrow afternoon to start UP the Sec
ond interscholastic basketball league
meeting for 1 o'clock at Ryan gym in
order 10 have Gonzaga. Army and Navy
Prep. Technical, and Friends get to.
gether. Western will probably SEND 9
REPRESENTATIVE to the meeting and may
filled. Manager II. NJ. MacElhinny. OF
the Props, has called the meeting.
Martin Schmitt, of Gonzaga: Jacob
Roberts. Of Tech: Gilbert king, OF
Army and Navy Academy. will prob.
ably represent their teams.
Gonzasa and Western are scheduled
to battle in the Gonzaga gym tomor-
row so that in all eight Of the scholastic
ern. Friends. Cathedral. Army and
Navy Academy. the G. U. Props. Con.
zaga and Western are all slated for
appearances.
The Georgetown Preps will call out
oRey Coach on
those trying for the team are Connor,
Coad, Hume. Henry, Reilly, Mac.
Elhinny. PROXY. Corbett and Smith.
The Props will probably be represented
by q two-mile relay as efforts are bcins
team.
Westerns track team is augmented
by Tom Durant, Randolph Harmon, and
Jake Welchell, members Of last year s
track team. Hayden, q high jumper, is
also out for the team. John Mackall.
another Western veteran. Is expected
to make an appearance with Palmer
Stearns almost any day. George Bell
and Stanton Henry will come out reg
ularly for the basketball team.
Central continues to keep everlasting
ly at It in track work in preparation
for the winter meets. Central has a
large list OF boys in training. Among
them are Buell., Milstead, Hollings-
worth. Bowling. Gates. and Flshback,
who are counted upon for the relays
this winter.
Business expects to use Buck Wise
in center after Joe Wise graduates in
February. One Of the best battles of
the year would have been between Joe
Wise and Tiny" HoSmes. the Cathe-
dral center. These lads stand we'll over
six feet. and as Holmes .outjumped
Wise last season. the Business PLAYER
is more than anxious to get back at the
CathedraIite.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
Attractive Prizes Will ~
Go to District Rollers
Twenty District Awards Hung Up for Bowes Who Dsn
euish Themselves in Various Departments Of Came
Cash Prizes Range From 81 to $45.

Probably no duckpin league within
the confines Of Washinston's bowling
community has offered prizes for the
variety of achievements along bowling
lines, as those which will be awarded
at the end of the year in the District
League. twenty-five distinct awards
have been provided and the amounts
in which they will be distributed vary
from $45 TO 81. In this number is not
included the weekly prize of 81 which
is given 10 the bowler telling the great
est number OF pins in any one league
game during the week.
Here is the complete prize list, the
amounts to be given for each accomp.
lishment to be decided by the board
OF directors at the end Of the season:
High individual average
Second high Individual average.
Third high individual average.
Team finishing firs..
Team. finishing second.
Team finishing thiru.
Individual averaging greatest number
strikes per game.
Individual averaging second greatest
number strikes per game.
Individual averaging greatest number
spares per game.
Individual averaging second greatest
rumber spares per game.
High individual game.
Second high individual game.
High individual set.
Second high individual set.
High team game.
Second high team game.
High team set.
Second high team set.
High man on each team.
Team winning highest number oi
games in the third series Winners OF
the first three teams prizes not eligible
Low individual average (booby prize
The complete schedule Of the District
League was not passed upon until a
recent meeting of the league, and the
games from this out are as follows:
SECOND SERIES
January s. Cardinals VI: Garrisons; II
Eesolutes " Newcomers; Il, Garrisons ,ss
Good Fellows vs. ROYALS; 10, Jeds ys. Car
dinals: is Shsrnans G,,,ais. vs. 5 Belmonts; H. New
= Koyss ss G.sdinas q Gsrrson. y
Februsry /. Royals vs., Contender; >. New
Jes ts easd'Ias Good s
lows vs. Resolutes; 8. Newcomers VS.. Roy
ais GsTainai, vs. sherman shsrman,; 10 Car Gacrison 3
Contender VS.. Good Fellows.
| THIRD SERIES.
February 15, Jeds vs.. Belmonts. l6, Eoysl
W. Shermans; II, Contender vs. Cardinals
| U.s. Resolutes vs. Garrisous; 10, Good Eel
| lows Ns. Newcomers: y: Gerrisoos VS.
| ROYALS; -, Shermans Vs. Contender: -. New
| corners VS.. Jcds; -. Eclmon,s vs.. ReSolutes
26 Cardinala VS.. Good Fellows.
| March l. Jed. VS.. Garrisons: ., ROYALS VI.
| Rcsoiutes vs.. Cardinals: 9. Good Fellows -
| Shcrmans; 5, ROYALS Ns Ieds: ?, ResolGtc
vs.. Contender: TO- Good Fellows We: hsl
| monts; Il. Newcomers vs.. Shermans; l.
| Garrisons VS.. Cardinals: 10, Newcomers "
| Resolutes: l6, ShermaEs Ns. GarriEons; IL
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

The first game Of the Interscholastic
Basketball League series for the DIS.
trict championship. scheduled between
Business and the Army and Navy
Props forJ the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
has been postponed. Coach John
Clancy, Of the Props, sought to have
the contest set back On account Of the
fact that his team was just back from
the holidays and that three of his men
were out of town taking competitive
examinations.
Coach Clancy. succeeded in having
Prof. c. Edward Beckett. Of the Y. NJ
G. A.. arrange the game for one Of the
last days in March as Business agreed
to the change. Cathedral ana Western
will open the series on Friday of next
week. The remainder of tho schedule
ness-A. & N. p. game will be played
I'VE are crippled at present." said
Coach Clancy today. Bolton, Bryant,
and Franzen are tsking competitive
exams. and we are in no shape 10
kindly consented to q postponeme;lt,
and Director Beckett has agreed to lot
us have the Y. NJ. c. A. gym later"
The sportsmanlike attitude of the
Business quint in allowing the Army and
Navy Props to postpone the game
cannot nut ieUect great circuit upon tne
Ave. Business IL rated as the strongest
of the scholastic teams, and is expected
to win the scholastic honor. The team
has Won all Of the games on its sched-
ule. and could have overwhelmed the
Prep team had the teams met tomor-
row.
The first game of the series will be
that between Western and Cathedral
week from tomorrow. Eastern will
probably play Business tomorrow IN the
Business GYM Yesterdays game vas
postponed OH account Of a death in
the faculty at Business. The game Is
not one Of the league contests.
. In agreeing to the postponement DR..
Hudson. of Business. says he has no
desire to take advantage Of the weak
ness Of the A. n. p. team and would
rather play when the Props have their
full strength. There are but ten games
on the schedule and the teams meet
but once during the series.
Tomorrow two teams make their first
start Of the season The Georgetown
Prep team takes on the Army and
Navy Academy team in the George
town gym and Cathedral is scheduled to
play Friends in the Cathedral gym.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
Minor Leagues Demands
Too High for Other Side

NEW YORK, Jan. THE Intcrna-
tiopal League will hold meeting here
next Monday to wrestle with the prob
lem of making two changes in the
circuit for next season. From present
indications it looks as If there was little
chance of transferring the Jersey City
club to Syracuse or the Baltimore team
to Richmond.
The Virginia League wants $4,000 tor
giving I'D Richmond, and the New York
State League asks $500 for its terri
tory.
The latest cauuidntc for Wild I'II!
Donovsn's lob in Providence is Jimmy
cannon. v ho led the Boston Nationals
sftp Ms Val uiAstssp yssrs sSo.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Cardinals W. Jeds; IL Belmonts vs. ,'onten-
der: 10. Royals vs. Good Fellows -. Car
dinals Us. Newcomers: %. Rcsolutes vs..
Royals: "a. Contender Vs. Jcds: 25. Eelmonts
VI. Shermans: 26. Garrisons w. Good Fe-
lows: 60 Shermans vs. Resolutes: 81, Car
sons.
April !. Newcomers vs. Belnronts: .. Jeds
vs. Good Fellows; .. Garrisons vs.. Newcom-
ers: s. Contender VI. Royals: I. Belmonts vs..
Cardinals; 8, Sherinans VS.. JeSs; 9. .ieso-
lutes vs. Good Fellows: II Royals VI. New
comers: Is. Shermans W. Cardinals; il. Bel
monts vs. Garrisons: 10. Jeds vs. Resoirtes
16. Good. Fellows VS.. Contender.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
PROPOSALS

0FrICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
rHE DlsrRI;!T OF COLUMBIA, Wash
inston. January J. 1915. sealed propossi $
viii be received at this Office, RooN 500
District Building. until two o'clock, p. m,
January IS. 1917. for furnishing an and ;,, install
tions and form OF proposal may be obtained
from the Purchasing officer. ID. g. itooTf
$40 District Building. OLIVER T NEW
MAN. FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS, CHARLES
" EIyTZ. Commissioners, d. c.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

example, of the best work done during
the evening.
Y. NJ. G. A. kept its lead in the Ar
Cade circuit when the Bankers We're
stopped in all three games. Earl Eiker
had his army in perfect working shape
and got high game Of $50.
Buck" Oliveri had to attend the
Vigilant banquet when his team was
scheduled to meet the Southern Rail-
way outfit and the Welsbachs dropped
two out Of three. Moe" Goldberg ran
wild" getting games Of 116, lO2 and
100, thereby fsttening his average and
the average Of the Railroaders.
Tic ncwh organized Masonic League
staHcd game between the NaVals and
the Golumbias Wednesday night. Co
Iumbias having won sll three games
~. II. oIissr had high yNmc Of III.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
Deaths,

Lille 4. Ross, IS ycars. 1864 Belmont street
George D., Loor. 10 ysar.. 1900 Girard street
Jeanette Marx. 20 ysars. 1: sirteen,h street
Mary Z. Nilsnd. % year.. 1851 rwsnty.,econd
Besste II. Harris. H years. sos. street
northwest.
Ella Brosnan IS years. GEORGETOWN Cniver-
Sarah e. Bier. Ii years. washington City
Andromeda {. Measher. Sc years. 2ss r
Fred Munford. 81 years. l14o North CAPITOL
Sarah B. Ramsburg. 81 years. 4s 7dyetis
Erederiek sehweElsr. 70 years. United States
Sarah e. Thorne. q years, Fourth and
Aiic. A. spsidinx. q Year,. ~ w. Maryland
EiizsSesh Whittsrent. 81 years. washington
Ks,s.ri". i 'i Holmes. 80 years. Providence
Infant OF Ernest ana Lila White. 10 minutes.
1876 W street southeast.
Infant Of Frederick and Roseila sch'ink.
hours. Columbia Hospital.
Virginia Green. 70 years. Gai1inger Hospital.
Pocahontae Brooks. 4s years. sA Fifth street
Teresa Nelson. 10 yesrA s1s street south d.
Dennis King, IS years. Il Fenton stree,
Martha E. Ross, 6 years. 11H Twentieth
John Hall: 50 years. Government Hospita,
Isaac Ford. Il years. Casualty Hospital.
William Preston. IS years. coz Ac.ser stree,
Harvey Crusoe. 3s years. Galinger Hospital.
Eugene w. Foster. IS years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Rober. Lucas, 4S years. Eleventh ana =
streets northwest
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES
CLARENCE N. RoBERTs, At,orp,


IN THE 81! RENE COURT OF TILE rls
TRICT Of COLUMBIA. Peter 4. Callanr
and Bcnctl", =. Gallant vs.. the UnhnoNn
Heirs Of Don'uck Lynch. ct al. No. ta07S
Equity Eoc. =. The object Of thi. suit 10 10
declare the complainants' title perfect bv
adverse possession 10 the North Twenty. co,
the full depth OF original lot Ten Q0 in
Square Four Hundred seventy,-nine G,S in
the City OF Washington and to perps tuail'-
enjoin the defendants from setting up an
claim of title or interest in or to said prom
erty. On motion Of the Complainants, it is
this 2Ath dav of December. 1914 ordered this t.
the defendants, the Unknown Heirs. Mienees
or DeVisecs OF Dominick Lynch. ConGoIL
Sands. Samuel Biodsetr, William Dealins.
Junior, Leonard MarbirN Dea kins. and Paul
Ioye. cause their appearance TO be entered
herein on o. before tho first ruls day occur
ring after the cXprat ion of forty daNs from
this date. otherwise the cause will 10 pro
ceeded with as in case OF default. Provided
a CODY q! this order he published twice q.
month for two % months in the Wasbilston
Law Reporter, and The Washington rinls'
before said dsv WALTER l. mccoy: Ius-
tiee Gsean 4 true .copy. Tex; Il
YOUNG. Clerk. Gy T. Il. CCSNlNGHAN,
Asit, Clerk.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
IN. MEM0RIAM

Notices for this column are accspted At 30
esnts nat either prose or poetry. in case no.
ice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
Tor each line In excess Of ten,)
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
FOR SALE-lOTS

FOE SALE-To the highest bidder, three
choice lots Legation street, Chew
Chase, D. c. Right reserved to reject al
bids. c. c. CLANCOMB, Il, 10th 81. y. ",
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
George I. and Mary c. Flahsrty. boy.
Silas +. and Alice r. Moore, boy.
BENJAMIN q. and Margaret Redman boy,
George n. and Emma Anderson. boz.
Daniel M. and Ellen r. Stanton boy,
Harry and Minnie Understein, GIRL
Richard A. and Ella r. Newman, girl.
John ana Kate Bell. girl.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

fTTHSUANT to Section !. Article TX, Of Ry-
Eoai Mie.ettne Of the stoekholderr Of th.
STpass! traction Company for the election of
0us1ness az may be brought before ~.
oOmnany, Wt ssth sed De held At the office Of tb.
isaSton. p c.. on Wednesday. Janua-v Is
1; ~ ~. sn f fU1S o,cloek 4. M: The Polls viii
no.n en ''on - u Sclock 4: n. until Il o'eIoox
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

>r' Dcp1I tnlent maintained its lsSt
~ The PepCo circuit when three samss
nut of hSe were won from construc-
- Z 6esrtnSs strisg Of ia v ~
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

TO CLOSE an estate, q large tract or tin
bcr and colonization land ~ f1Gr.ds q !,
per acre. j. WALTER O'BONLH,. OF j. T.
DAVIS $50 Eond Bldg Phone NJ. 2s%.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

SIN ROOM IupI~E. new. VII .Nsnsugc
AAEsaALL srs. rEaENsiA y D. Z. AZ
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

MaXims went after Fultons in whiHl.
wind fashion when the session in thi
Patent Attorneys League convened The
-irst two strings went to MaXims. end
inc Tultons wcr" able To grab off tins
!nai same hy ~ pms
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Agricultural. OF the Departmental
Dpckpin League, received an awful jolt
when the sixth-place Marines won all
three games. Lipp Of the losing quint,
had high game, 129, and high set. 33S.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Clark sobbled up all OF the indi-
vidual honors when he got high game
OF lOs. with set of 29S, when Purchase
and Supplies won two out OF three from
Engineering in the Reclamation circuit
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

10 the Patent Examiners League. En-
Elneers took a pair from the Mechanical
five. Nehb. lead-off man for the losers,
was rolling in rare form, and put across
the prize game Of tGI
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Nesline stars barely stuck in second
place when the Southeast Stars were
with game Of 135, featured the indi-
Vidual rolling. Several of the Neslines
were ''off color Skinny carroll hay
Ing had particularly bad night. His
mind on the Visilants' banquet, which
Skinny forsOok for the sake of the
Neslnes. No change occurred in the
standing of the team. but the Southeast
today but twenty-six points behind the
NeBlines.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Tomorrow two teams make their first
start Of the season The Georgetown
Prep team takes on the Army and
Navy Academy team in the George
town gym and Cathedral is scheduled to
play Friends in the Cathedral gym.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Ono oil the best examples Of consist
ent bowling of the season was render
ed by tho Giants, of the Commercial
Alley League. who won all three games
from tho Hiltons by scores of less tina n
thirty. Giants's margin in the first was
twenty-eight pins. the second game was
by thirty pins. Iscman had high indi-
vidual game Of E9, and Lawrenson fol-
lowed with l26
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

East Shop had little difficulty pocket
ms all three when they took on the
Erecting Shop crew. McDonough and
Mccormick We'd for individual honors,
each putting across game of 1O9.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

To e Sandcrson is due much of the
credit for saving the Lansbursh team
from shut-out at the hands OF Saks
4 Co.. when he rolled the only two
marks for his team in the third game
In tho ninth and tenth boxes he came
through with a spare and strike,
which gave his team enough pins to
win by 500 to sic. Saks won the other
two games handily. although the invi-
vidual honors were equally divided be-
tween Shaw and Works. Shaw sot
high game of III and Works set Of
IL. was the best recorded in the set.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PASSENGER, s. 50: .-psssenSsr. S3.5s re:
hour. PowLataa Hotel. 18th and Pa N s1eI
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Bureaus got away to a good start
when the Jewels were encountered in
tho Business Mems League. but Jewels
came back strong in the last two games
ana won by the narrowest Of margins.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

Two matches were completed when
tie Washington Gas Light League sea-
won two out of three from West Sta
tion, and Engineers administered like
defeat to the Installation outfit Nc
Laugillin, with 1903, led the one-man
work for the Installations. and the
rolling OF Jenkins. Of Commercial,
featured tho opening set.
The Washington times., 1915-01-07

lhose tail-end Continentals Demon
strated that they are not down to stay.
when all three games were won from
the PuIItans in the Colonial Tcnpin
League. Ryerson OF the losers, smass-
ed the highest individual score when he
rolled total of 202 in his second
efror. J. Scharf, with .Ol, gave Ryer-
son a chase for individual honors.
Ccsstein was third with 1876.