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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
ATTACH WIZARDS MONEY.
Mcclure Syndicate Sues Champion
for Breaking Contract.

New York. June 12.-Supreme Court
Justice Greenbaum granted an attach
ment yesterday for s27.333 against the
property of Jess Willard, the heavy
weight champion. in a suit for breach of
contract brought by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate and Robert Edgren
against Willard. The attachment was
served last night on the treasurer of the
New York American.
The plaintiffs allege that after Willard
made an agreement with them for a Sc
ries of articles telling the story of his
life he broke the contract and made a
similar arrangement with the American
by which he is to receive $4,000. The
plaintiffs base the amount of their dam
ages on the amount Willard is to get and
the sums they have already paid out
They got the attachment on the ground
that Willard is nonresident
Under the attachment order no pay
ments can be made to Willard by the
newspaper until the present suit is set
tied. unless he files a bond to cover the
amount sued for.
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TY COBB IS HONORED
BY QUAKER SHRINERS
Georgia Peach" Is rendered a
Handsome Present by Philadel-
phia Admirers.

Philadelphia. June 1o.-Tyrus Raymond
Cobb. the greatest of baseball players.
was signally honored by the fans of Phil
adelphia at Shibe Park today, when the
Georgian and the Detroit team made their
first local appearance Of the season
When Cobb went to bat for the first time
Freeland Kendrick receiver of taxes for
the county of Philadelphia. presented
him with handsome present. This was
a gift from Cobbs Shriner friends and
the local fans generally.
The summer weather. combined with
the fact that it was Ty Cobb's Day.
brought out the largest crowd of the
season at Shibe Park. Cobb's Shriner
friends took big interest in the game
and turned out In force
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Set Scholastic Records.

Wilmington. Del. June le-The tuenty-fourth
annual field day Of the Wilmington High school
and the first dual meet with the Chester High
Senooi was held yesterday afternoon at wawaset
Driving Park under ideal weather conditions ND
in the presence Of a big crowd Of enthusia site
supp'rters Of both competing teams Wilmington
was no match for the Chester athletes however
ior the visitors carried Of most Of the honors and
won the meet with total of soll points 10 W;minr
toms 0ls. The Wilmington boys broke several Of
their school records
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EXPECT GREAT SPEED
AT CHICAGO RACE

chicago. June I2.-"The car that wins
the St-mile race on Chica COS new speed
way next Saturday will have to averag e
over 100 miles an hour
That is the combined opinion expressed
TODAY OF four of the greatest drivers that
ever stepped on a throttle-Bub Buruoan.
Oh Anderson. Earl Cooper. and Howdy
icoN-after they had whizzed around
me two-mile wooden oval in practice
spins.
They based their assertion on Cooper's
record practice feature. in which the
Wat'hes caught his Stutz special making
me two-mile course at an average of
1919 miles an hour.
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To Race Around Cape Cod.

Boston Mass. June I2-Aransements for an
ocean race Of ls5 miles around Cape God from
New London to Marblehead were announced yes
terday by the regatta COMMITTEES Of the Eastern
Yacht Club. The is open to large and small
.chooners sloops and yalws. For the first division
schooners Harold s. Vanderbilt has offered gold
cup. The club has offered a cup for the small
.chooners. while Vice Commodore MaIimilian
Aeassiz has contributed . cup for the sloops and
yawls The start will Be at Sarah's League Buoy,
at the mouth Of the Thames. on the forenoon Of
June 5. the day after the Harvard and Yale
race and finish will Be at Marblehesd Rock
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Buckeye Backers Get Wise,

Canton Ohio. June 2-As the result Of changes
in the administration Of the Affairs Of the Buck
eve League il il likely that q renewed effort will
be made to secure protection from the National
Association. Local business men interested in the
various clubs have been informed As to why the
association objects to the promoters Of the league
and their eyes have been opened By the develop
ments eliminating in the disappearance from this
city Of Fred Paige. who promoted the local club
Baseball /. desired in this circuit and will be
supported. provided a promise be given that
II will be we'll conducted and the feeling is srow-
ing that under protection Of the National Asso-
cation Affairs viii be more satisfactory
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Mineola. Long Island. June n.-rhe nsnd my
Of Nassau County will b asked to decide vhsthsf
Indictment for booamakpg hes In the eass
Of two men arrested At Belmont Park md who
were brought up yesterday . wit q hsheas
corpus before Supreme Court Justice Walter h
Jayco1. William Pyatt and Charles JandHf wsrs
held for the action Of the grand jury on June
by Justice Of the Peace Walter r. Jones It Hemp
stead for bookmaking at Belmont Park. Justice
Jaycox denied the application for wit Of certiorad
and also declined to accept . memorandum which
Charles T. Mccarthy. the attorney Of ths men.
desired to submit.
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GOLFER HIT IN BACK OF
HEAD WITH HIS BALL

New York. June Eli yeu
don't believe the following story
werl try to Esd the victim and let
you feel the bump o. bis head.
II hit myself In the back Of the
head with ny own ball ence,-
goes the story, n II was tsld By
. Eolfer ut the nineteenth heIe.
an playing N approach shst ny
kall hit against . rock. Il beund.
Cd hack. bit . eonerete wall. and.
On the rebeand, caught ne In the
hack 81 the head."
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CURE OF Hay FEVER.
Golfer Pulled sneesing Act When
Opponent Was DRIVING. =,

The story Of an almost miraculous cure a q hsy
!, a.s.ss Is told b golfer in Y Juas i.us
Tho nctim5 who was . wen-mown playe1 bad
habit Of becoming 'troubied'' With hay fevu
every time he played . match and fu come odd
reason he Nesed hs loudae vh0 his opponent
was driving
match With . softer who stood for ths paruuyuns
Of sneezns At each tss until ths fourth tee v.s
reached. Then. he stepped up to drive b tuned
to the hay fever victim Just that paDn vss
composing himself for . ssries Of nios loud GDse1D
and sid:
MY friend. I'm damed sony yoa have hay fever
and you have my deepest ympathy. buf you
nee7s again while I'm driving IN Suae yuur nnss"
From that Eoment the ~ fWR Nictim'6'
nee1ef became silent-
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To PLAY Double. Header.

Today the Brsddocks have games scheduled
The morning game starts at 70 O'Clock when they
meet the fost-traveling Columbia Theater team
at American League Park. and at 2 70 the Braddocks
Cross bats with the Engineers the soldiers field
AT Oge and 'Hantry' Cuttings will comp se
the morning battery for the Northwest team while
Alec Spicer and Earle Roger will be used against
the bridge-builders The Brsddocks are making a
strong bid for the independent title and are anxious
to annex both games.
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re PLAv FORT WASHINGTON.
ncoIn CIubmen to Battle Soldiers
This Afternoon

i-,nsoln Athletic Club will go to Fort Wash
Tn tomorrow ard meet the strong Post team OF
q pla'~. Tie Linccln> will leave Lighthouse
II al = "cloCk on the government boat.
u the Soldiers the Northeast bows will stack UT
- ne onc If tho strongest agErrsstions in this
ion. and N Dunn. the Soldier pitcher Linculns
III face a slabnnn If unusual ability. The club
-. however. will 90 down with their strongest
rn'-uT and expect 10 win out
The following PLAYERS will make the trip: Lefty
LAYTON. Ar NardcrlIp. STof>'' Frazier. Raw Bis
'"a. SPEC Watson. Bill kirkland Wslly How
j. Nick Gutter. Tom Connors. Joe Long Danny
''"d. Bill Martin. Charley Offutt and Bugs
= ~il-.r
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FRED STONE PLAYS POLO
But Vernon Castle Upset Things by
Making His Pony "Fox Trot,"

New York. June 12.-Fred Stone appear
ed in a new role yesterday at Van Cort-
landt Park. He was made up as a polo
player and did very we'll in a match
against the Squadron A team. but Stone
was handicapped by Vernon Castle. who
was trying to teach his pony the fox trot:
Jim Minnick and T. c. Eastman, who
was borrowed from the troopers, and the
soldiers won at 9 goals to IA goal.
Stone made a tally for his company,
which was known as the Broadway Free
hooters. in the second period. but it
counted only 81, as Vernon Castle had
been pen. lized Il in the first period for
safety. Stone lost another half goal
in the fifth period on a foul
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DAILY COMMITS SUICIDE,
Son OF Famous Billiard Player
Found Dead.

New York @une l2-John J. DAILY, 9. son Of
Mar1ce DAILY. known for forty years in billiard
circles ears TODAY was found lead beneath q second
'c'y window OF his fathers billiard hall at Forty
ninth street and Broadway
Inc Iphce reported it as suicide The elder
paiy said 1t must have been an accident. He
h'" CT no reason why his should have killed
himself. iours DAILY managed the billiard rs.,b
hshment and slcrr in the building
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TO PLAY GAME JULY s.

The Congress Heights team
and the Machiaists club Of the
Potomsc League will play . reg
ulsr scheduled game on Monday,
July ), at American League Park.
Both clubs are going At top
speed, and although the date In
. little distant. . good game In
promised.
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Meets Petworth Club.

Alexandra. Va. June l2-The White So1 A. c..
Of this city. Will play the Petworth team Of Wash
ngton. here Sundoy afternoon the White SoI
grounds
In order to get break with the Petuorth
team the White Sox will have their strongest team
out to meet them
The White Sox have the dates Of July 8. August
| and g. open and would like to book same with
some fast teams Of Washington or vicinity.
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Will Meet Papcos.

The Yankee A. C. ball team will cross bats with
the strong Papco club today at Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast at 80 p. m The lineup
which will face the Papcos is follows: Goldsten.
center field Caplin. shortstop; Matthews third base
Fowler first bose; Robbin second base; ngallo.
len field; .ioetz right field April Ames. catcher.
Langley or Mntemyer. pitcher.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
Ability to Putt Is the
Secret of Good Golf
Touchard Lands National
Tennis Title Again

Montclair, n. J., June 12.-Gus-
tave Touchard, three times ma
tional indoor tennis champion. to-
day defeated Cedric A. Major In
the final round of the New jersey
State championship singles In .
four set match, 6-3, 6-2. 20,
e3.
Touchard's accurately executed
placement shots had Major run
ming all over the court.
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White Knocks Ont Another

Boston. Juno l2-Charley White Chicaso's esn.
athsI fns star. Numbered Charley Thomas. o;
fhilsderhis. among his victims TO-DAY
The tussel went six rounds when Thomas SEC.
onds tossed sponge into the ring Thomas v,s
horeieSsiy outc!sssed had taken a terrible beating
and would probably rot have lasted out the
round.
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McDONALD's ERRORS COSTLY.
Baltimore Terrapins Beat Buneds. i
10 =. in Good Game.

Baltimore. June 12.-Chief Bender. the
weN-known Indian, engaged in a pitch
crs' battle with Gene Krapp this after
noon. coming out on the long end of a 8
10 score.
hrapp's wildness and a mum by Nc
Donald gave Baltimore the victory. Dun
cans throw. catching Chase at the plate.
prevented Buffalo from tying it up in
the eighth. Score:
Ri. T.
-;nhAin .........-..... GO o. coo o. !:
l:iiimorC ...-........ o o ox-3 = 2
BATTERIES krITT and Blair: Bender and Jack.
TO-. tmlirC--Nc~srs. Brennan and Shannon
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Tichborne at No. 2.

Poushkee7sie, n Y, June l2-Tchborne was
back at No. when the Columbia varsity eight
went out for practice this afternoon in trainnz
for the intercollegiate regatta The Columbia
faculty. apparently had reiented after declaring
Tichborne ineligible
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Kirkby Loses Golf Title

New York. June 12-Oswald Kirby the Epsle-
wood golfer. lost his second title inside Of a week
when he was eliminated yesterday in the New
Jersey state Championship. which is being played
at the Essex Country Club Kirkby went down N
oefeat before Max Marston. Of, Baltusrol, By the
score Of s and S.
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Bon Cress Outtrotted Baron Todd

San Francisco. June l2.-Bon Cross and Baron
Todd fought it for three heats yesterday in
the % class trot at the exposition meet Bon
Cress finally snnexins the major share Of the
s. %, purse.
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Richards Off His Tennis Form.

Hartford Conn. June 1.-THE complete re
rersal Of form of J. A Richards. the WESLEYAN
star. was the surprise of the afternoons play in
the New England tennis tournament yesterday
He lost TO ". S. Gushing Of Simsbu-s in straight
sets.
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Yale Crew on River.

Gales Ferry. Conn. June R-Au of the Yale
varsity crew were almost recovered today from the
effects OF pomsine poisoning suffered carly in |
the week They out in their shell this after
noon sprintins with the freshmen eight
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PLAYS Arlinpton Team Today.

The Eastern Rotary ball team will play with
team from Arlington on Sunday. Juns l. :"
M At the ball park at Fifteenth street and Flor
ida avenue northeast Any team wishing same
APPLY to Mr. Reid 1906 r street northeast
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The Brookfcds Travelled from Baltimore to Kan
sas City. rlaycd one game to A7 paid admissions.
n.id four days hotel bill. and then departed for
thicacp There's millions in il for the warda
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Kansas City. 5: Chicago J.
st. Louis. 4; Pittsburgh l.
Baltimore s; Buffalo !;
Brooklyn. /: Newark a.
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CLAUD HENDRIX BLOWS.

hansas city Grabs Game from Chi
cnEo by 3 to 3 Score.
Kansas City, June 1.-THE Packers
routed Caud Hendrix in the fifth inning
today and took the third game of the
series. to 3. Hendrix was knocked all
over the lot before he retired in favor of
Brennan. Packard south-pawed for eight
and a third innings for the league lead
ers. but in the eighth Mains was called
to the mound. Score:
RH Z
Chiczso...........-... ! o o o e-3 O.
kamas City,. 90 o o o-5 10 /
Baftsrcs-H cndrix. Brennan. and Wilson: Pack
ard srd Eas;ssy. UmpiIes-Messrs. Mccormack
.aA wsaayslt
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OF THE CIUBs
American.

American.
Washington. .; Chicago. 1.
Athletics. Z: Detroit. 6.
New York. 9: st. Louis. 5. !
Boston. 5; Cleveland. 4. /
TODAY'S
No games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh at St Louis
Chicago at Kansas City
Other clubs not scheduled
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National.

National.
Boston. S.; Pittsburgh, 9.
Cincinnati. S; BROOKLYN, I.
st. Louis, s: New York z.
Phillies, 10: Chicago, o.
GAMES
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago
The Washington times., 1915-10-23
Realty Transfers

Congress Heights Extension-Reub.n +. Tim
bers and Jessie ID. fimbers to Edward w.
WomaCk, lot !. square 5o2+. $500.
Wisconsin avenue and Thirty seventh street
northwest-Bessie +. Custard and william
A. Gordon. executors to Bertha L. Owens.
part lots 27s. 2I9. $50. and 2sl, square 1900.
1900.
ass II street northwest-Henry w. Happier
and Mary A. Reidy to Maria Di Marco.
parts lots l. 2 and 3. square SIS. $40 tstamps
$3.50.
X street north. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth stree;s-Michaal J. Horigan to
Honora E. Horigau east half lot :. square
l63 and all interest In estate of Denis
Horigan, deceased, SO
Trinidad-Wehstcr S. Ruckman ct ux. to
BENJAMIN T. Brant. part lot 26. block 7,
$40 (stamps so cents).
Benton street and Tunlow road northweHt-
Interna tonal Realty and Development Com
pany 10 Charles W. Bowman, lots 33s. 33s.
$40. al. and i26 square 1901, $40 tstamps
$3.50.
Washington street northwest between Fourth
and Fifth streets-Sara Hehrend to Amnon
Behrcnd part lot u. square SIS. $40
(stamps s2l.
Sixteenth Street Neutrality-suspicious. Invest
ment company to John a. Mclean. lot 49,
square 2779 $40 Stamps 80 cents>.
Connecticut Avenue Highlands-Agnes NJ.
Holland to Jeanette w. Brown, part lot
l. square 207l. $40 tstamps 30 cents).
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WAR SPECIAL TIES
STILL RULE MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. e3.-war speciaities
continued to he the center of Interest
on tho New York exchange today. gains
Of from I to 6 points being registered
by several of the favorltes only to be
wiped out by profit taking during the
closing half hour Baldwin Locomotive
attracted attention by the way 1t huc.
tuated. The stock sold UP to a new
high at Ibln with a gain OF sLs points
reacted, and closed at u? with loss
OF points as compared with yester.
days closing. Studcbaker opened OH
a point at lso. sold UP to 1901. reacted
10 lSs and closed at fsS with loss OF
. points. American Car and Foundry
stock was the strong feature OF the
market, being actively traded In and
holding most Of It's gains. The stock
sold up 81 points to o3t. and closed at
90 with a net gain Of ; points.
New York Air Brake was another
strong feature recording a net gain Of
"a points at the close at l+S'%. Crucible
Steel gained n a point closing at 81. and
Maxwell Motors recorded gain OF 80
closing ut 74% Steel Common sold up
to sIh. but reacted and closed at s6E
with a loss OF II Of q point for the day
The railroad stocks were quiet but
held their own we'll Erie was strongest
Of these, the common stock selling ug
ia points TO 3sH while the preferred
stock recorded a gain of a point at 90.
The Washington times., 1915-10-23
Bliss Knapp to Talk
On Christian Science

One OF the religious features OF the
week will be the lecture on Christian
Science to be delivered at Polls Theater
tomorrow afternoon by Bliss Knapp.
Z. 3. h.. member OF the Christian
Science board of lectureship Of the
mother church in Boston. The lee
ture Is the first In the series which will
be given this season under the auspices
of the Christian Science Churches here,
The subject is one which Is attracting
more and mere attention as Is proven,
not only by the large crowds which at
tended these lectures last season, but
by the overfiowing congregations OF the
churches at their Sunday and midweek
meetings.
Last wednesday evening the new
First Church In Columbia road, which
seats more than 100. was so crowded
that more than 100 chairs were placed
and at that, number were unable I'd
Sain admission. The subject OF tomor-
rows lecture will be christian Science
The Revelation Of Divine Power
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FINANCIAL NEWS
WASHINGTON GAS
MOST ACTIVE STOCK

Washington Gas was. the most active
Of the stocks on the Washington Stock
Exchange today. a total of IS shares
changing hands On downward scale
from M to Il. The last sale was 10
shares at III. Thirty-fve shares OF
Capital Traction stock sold for Mm. an
sale.
Ten shares Of Metropolitan Nationa
sank stock were sold at 1871 and an
equal number Of shares OF Merchants
Transfer and Storage changed hands
at 100. This was the first time either
Of these stocks had been traded IN Tor
several months.
Two shares Of Washington Re lwny
md Electric Company nreferrcd stock
at S2h. ten shares Of Mergenthaler at
1S2ta, ard ten shares Of Lanston Mono-
type at 79N were the only other stock
sales.
Ti'~ only bond sale was 81. .S0 per
cent bond of the Washington Gas Com
pany at 1O5.
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BAPTIST COOPERATIVE
EVANCELISTIC CAMPAIGN
BEGINNING
SUNDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1915
special service each day in Calvary Baptis,
thurch. sth and II streets. n. W. at 10
a. m.

Church. sth and II streets. n. W. at 10
Services every evening. except Saturday. in
the following churches:
FIRST and TEMPLE tjointly).
10th and y. w
e. V. LAMB. J. F. scHoLFIELp.
IMMhATrEI; 18th and Columbia Road,
RAY PALMER. l. A. RUBY.
METROPOLITAN. 9Th and As,E
W. NJ ANDERSON. PLUNKETT MARTIN.
BETHANY. End and r. l. Ave. n w.
r. o. REESE. W. b. ScHOI ,fIEi,D
FIFTH. st. near 7th S. W,
WESTON BRCNER. f. L. wOISLAGEI.
WEST WASHINGTON. slst and N n. W.
F. d. KING. J. l. BI.ANKENSHIP
PETwoRTH. 7th and Randolph N. w.
RALEIGH WRIGHT. NJ. J. BABBITr.
SECOND. 4th and Va. Ave. 8. E.
L. C. WOLFE.
MARYLND AVE.
J. W. HICKERsoN.
CENTENNIAL. sth and I. N. e.
A. J. COPASS.
KENDALL. 9th and b 8. W
Pastor W. s. DUNLOP will preach.
ANACOSTIA. 18th and w s. E.
g. W. KENDRICK,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
r. w. FISHER.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS. Nayior and O gE.
J. E. McMANAwAY.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The actual
weekly bank statement today showed
the following changes: Surplus. in
crease, S.5S6.S3O: loans. increase, A6.-
O23 0NO; reserve In own vaults, increase.
S.. 7E5,O0O; reserve In Federal reserve
banks increase. $5.652.Oo0; reserve In
other repositories. increase, sl2.H9, ,NOO;
net demand deposits. increase. S2,h 80 0:
net time deposits, increase. $2,953, 900:
circulation increase. sl6S,Oo0: aggregate
reserve, 1929. 1876 900.
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Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby. fresh. 2s03Oc Der doz .
Sou thsrn. .SaI 2sc per doI.
CHEESE-New York, new lSc ner In .
fiat. lie per ID.
BUTTEk-ElKin print. 3lhc per Ib.; tub
30lbc per lb. process. 26c per Ib
LIVE PoULTRf-Hens. l5gisc per lb ::
Toosters, lie per d.: live turkeys. lSa20c per
ID. spring chickens, lGGl7c Fer To-
LIVE STOCk-Vsal calves. hest lI6,oc
per lb.: heavy, loal0hc per ID fat sheep.
itHaSc per lb.. spring lambs SdShc per H.
,,, KREY. FRICE & co.
VEGETABI BIEs-(Quotations furnished by
TAYLOR Wade'-potatoes, 2..5 per barrel:
onions. N.oo per bu.: 500 per sack: cahbaYe
I5c per barrel; beets. 81. so per 100 punches
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Evangelist l.. c. Wolfe
Will Conduct Meetings

The evangelistic meetings for the
southeast section In conjunction with
the Baptist evangelisttc meetings to be
held here October "a to November :. will
be conducted by Evangelist l.. G.
Wolfe. of Oklahoma. in the Second Bap-
tist Church, Fourth street and Vir-
gina avenue southeast. beginning with
the service tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock. The Rev. Howard ]. Stewart,
pNstor. viii direct the meetings and a
ssoTus choir will furnish the music.
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TOdaV's Sales.

Wash. Gas SIS. slO0OGl05.
Capital Traction. 25@S7ts: l04SS7H.
Wash. Ry. Ptd.. 2dS2A.
MerScnthalcr Mon, l0M1S2h.
Metropolitan National Bank. lOG1S9h.
Mer. Transfer & Stge.. l0nl00.
After call.-Wash. Gas, l0l1h: 354Il
I.anston Mon. l:T7gf.
Wash Gas It.. l0I7lA.
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B. H. Barton to Lecture.

"Earth's Approaching Extremity" is
the topic announced for the lecture
sunday afternoon before the Associated
Rible Students OF Washington by Ben
jamin II. Barton. OF Philadelphia, In
the old Masonic Temple.