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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-11
SCRANTON SHOW THIS MONTH
Three nay tGnir VIII Beuiu on
AprIi 80 Thi. Ycnr,

The Anthracite Kennel Association 81
l"nuss wanna VIII hold rs second an
Nldi show at scranton on Thursday,
Friday and SATURDAY Arril % and 30
and May
! Chandler Barnard of Philadelphia
VII judL" nciG.cs, Vernon Castle. Ger
man .shecpdogs VI II Nom. bulldogs .
MIS- W. w. Hadloy. Ea-lis1 toy SPAN
'"is. japanese Spani",s. Trkiugrse, toy
po"dles. Yorkshire terriers, Maltese trr-
rIcrs, toy black and tan terriers. Brus-
s'ls gr.ffons. Caihuauuas. Italian grey
hounds, charles u. Mason. al other
breeds. variety classes and uuclrssifed
specials
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CHANGE DATE FOR SHOW.
Roston Terrier Club 90 Hold One
Day Event in June.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Boston Terrier Club OF New York will
he held az the Hotel Gregorian Mon
day, April IL, at $ 10 j.. NJ. Matches
for the evening will be. Puppy dogs
and bitches under months Of age.
dogs bred by exhibitor and bitches bred
by exhibitor.
At the last regular meeting OF the
club held March an amendment TO
the bylaws was proposed by J. NJ.
bale and seconded that the initiation
fec of So for new members be waived
during 1913. This will come mp for
final vote AT the coming meeting. The
date Of the annual show to be- given
by this club has been changed from
April 81 and - 10 June Is or 10 and
viii lie one day show held at Gedney
Farm. White Plains. y. Y.
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G. A. D. Hook of Lancaster, Pa, who
IL an owner Of wire haired fox terriers
and Irish terriers, reports the arrival of
y fine litter of the latter from his Cham
pion Irish Rose by Champion Thorn
croft Marksman. Irish Rose as u brood
matron has a reputation established by
Champion Brendau Banker and Cham
pion Brcndau Bell. Irish Rose is by
barney Rirgmaster and Barney
l'uXon and has been shown to some ex.
vsNt, IN fact has over nifty blue rib
hons "!o' many specials to her credit.
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Mrs. Turner 10 Judge at Niu~oln

Mrs, Mary Winthrop Turner is the
Judge elect FOR the French Bulldog
classes at the Ladies' Kennel Associa-
ton Of Americas show. 10 be held At
Mineola, June 3 and l. This is Mrs.
Turner'S first appearance as Judge
since the Westminster Kennel Club show
Of 1919, and abe will no doubt he greeted
with a record entry, rs the Never Never
Land Kennels, owned by her, have been
a power in the breed and has been one
Of Americas foremost exhibitors IN this
breed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-11
GOOD COOKERS IMPORTED.
NcpRI and Cnssilts Kennels bring
In PriHcwiuDers.

The Mepal and Cassllis Kennels have
imported several cocker spaniels in or
der to Introduce new blood into thciy
Kennels Among them arc Fairholmc
Giuger, "A liver cocker bitch said to he
one ~ the best bodied cookers living.
At the Ladies Kennel Association
under Judge Farrow she won two hrsts
and reserve for championship, Fair
holnc Goddess. a black and white bitch,
and April-of-Warc, a grand young
daughter of Adonis-of Ware, also have
been imported.
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Big Entry for show mt Astor.

Early indications point to record
breaking show 20 be given by the French
Bulldog club Of America at the Hotel
Aston Friday. April 90 Their" is an
unusually long list of attractive specials
offered and the entries have been com
ing in strong since the premium list was
issued The Chicago winner Normandy
Bianchettc, owned by DR., r.. a, Fisher,
will he on 10 compete against the cracks
here in the East.
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G. r. Wilbur recently purchased the
winning Boston terrier HtilhYrn's Queen
and will show her extensively ON the
spring circuit. Mrs, NJ. e. McGlone VIII
take her TO Washington for the show
there this week ana will also bench
her own winners, Mosholu Boy, Mosholu
Bunk and Mosholu Babette
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winner. Ridgcway Day,ler. Best Son %
Oh. Rab, Da,,Icr. Tee $50 The Imported
Comeratiian- at stud: Ridgewny b'ack
Nugget -. pound black. Profuse coat
~uI rare ,,,,lity. Pee Ssj. RidgewnS
smasher. 5-pound orange shaded sable.
Zig international winner. Zee wv. me
Unmarried English Bulldog nj stud. ttixe.
way kingcrnft. \ Big Winner In Ens,and
and America. Grown stock and tnpp,ss>
for sale AT Al Times. GEOH6E w :
Owner. Charles Button. Mem
mel Manager. =. q. Isox 81 Baysidc, LONG
Island, \. y. Ridgeway Kennels. f"o"e
2tJt Flushing.
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Miss Hcndrie Gets s-nIyham.

Miss TIendrie OF Detroit Mich, drew
Tho lucky number at the Charity Dog
snow IN the rattle for the Scalyham ter
rier given by W, Ross Proctor for tho
osnent or the charity for which tn
show was held,
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KENNEL DIRECTORY
FOX TERRIERS.

The Imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
AZ stud Wireboy OF
l'aigntou. Zee $50.
Oh. llaby Dazslcr,
Zee s?5. The scnsa :
tiou of England and
Nmrricn. Rideeway
Curker. Zee $50. n
phenomenal headed
dog aud hig winner.
Ridgcwny Baf,ler. Zee
$50. lulI 1srother toCh.
Rab, !ba,.l,T. Ridge
way >utcracker. zee
$50. 4 grand young
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vrpr.uAIREp FOX TERRIERS and all
breeds Tor sale. Dogs boarded and handlei
the year round Terms. ALE DELMoNi L.
Penn Cottage Wynncwood Pa.
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ARR DALE
,DNtIi, N\it<S.

NOt NJ AID NI\IIrN >TO'k FOR
SALE Al MODERATE PRICES. BIAt =
MD BROWN -fEt ItITh.
Mr.. X. !. NnS h"w, Irollc, stop :ic
Jericho Turnpike, >'n iiNdc Park, Long
Islnnd. rhnnr It-K lnr,l rark.
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GERMAN SHEPHERD AND POLICE
DOGS.
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CRAWFORD uo,RpI>. kr>>rIs
WATI.AND Bo>RnIN,, kI>NIIS
sIi,I\, =

W OLD TOW> 81 N\IURNtilF
stR\\ID\, ~
SECOND N>>lNI DpG snow
81 INI
ANTHRACITE kt>>II N~>ut NlloN
81 rt\>~Ni\ N\I\
Thursday, FRIDAY and Nhiurha'
April. 30. 30. WY T. lHlh
fntrte, lose Thursday tprll %. I'l,
tHsh trtSr-, tash specials HWi ih'
Trophies.
For all Information and rrrmIuw 'l'''
address
GEORGE J.. TDI.FN. tlu~urv 100. "a
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
S250,OO0 SPENT BY
VIRGINIA BAPT|STS

Disbursement OF more than a quarter
Of million dollars within the fiscal year
ended November /. was shown in the
report Of Treasurer Il. A. Jacobs made
today at the ninctysecond annual ses-
sion of the General Association OF Vir-
ginia Baptists az Clarendon.
The largest single item was S',973 for
foreign missions. State missions re-
ceived A7,lo3' home missions. $t5. Sl3: and
orphanages. s3i,s 1876. The total disb1rsed
was 53,TlH.
The association was addressed by j.
Taylor Ellyson. lieutenant governor Of
Virginia. ON Education In State lnsti-
tutions." lie said the tSaptists were
supporting sevcnty-sevcn ministerial stu
dents in colleges and universities In the
State. an increase of seven over last
year.
Others who spoke today were Prof. X.
T. Eaines. of Richmond College; II. +.
Ellyson. head OF the association board
of education: the Rev. G. V. BENJAMIN.
the Rev. w. l.. Ball, and the Rev. c.
b. Arendail The Rev. d. Cav. pastor
of the West Washington BAPTIST Church
and fratcrnai delegate from this city
also spoke briefly.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels will
address the association sunday after.
noon. and the session will close Monda =
evening. WestwOod Hutchinson. OF
Manassas. was elected president yestcr.
day.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

Washington Gas stock was the
strongest feature In n market Of Inn
proved volume that prevailed at to-
days session OF the Washington Stock
Exchange.
While the total OF 6s shares Of Gas
traded In were disposed OF at 70. or the
same figure at which regent previous
sales were made the bid on the stock
was raised from s,Ss To 70. and the low
est offering Of quotations was at 75h.
Capital Traction stock also command
ed a fractionaliy higher figure, odd lots
totalling Is shares being traded In at
s7M, The same Improvement was re,
flected In Washington Railway and
Electric preferred. After a quotation lot
OF that stock had sold at si%. as com.
pared with the recent price OF sly an
odd lot Of 4 shares were traded at 81.
Other sales Of the day included n,lW
worth. Of Norfolk and washington
Steamboat per cent bonds at los: nOO
worth Of Potomac Electric Power con-
solidated 6s at 100: one share OF Lincoln
National at 160 and seven-tenths OF a
share Of American Graphophone pre-
ferred stock at 126
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
DENIES ANY CRIED
SHOOT PRES|DENT!'
Friends Of Peace Society Officer
Brand as Lie Report It Was
Shouted at Meeting.

NEW YORK, Nov. le.-Christ Reb-
han. secretary OF the Friends of Peace
and Justice Society. today characterized
as "a lie" a newspaper report that the
cry. Shoot the President" was shout
ed at a meeting OF the society in Coop
er Union last night. at which John
Brisben Walker was the principal
speaker.
The purpose OF the meeting was to
start a movement to oppose the Presi-
dents denomination because of his anti
German policies" said Rebhan. Il sat
In a position where / could hear every
thing, and l know no one uttered such
q cry"
Among the statements made before a
crowd OF 5000 persons in Cooper Union
were cheered to the echo. were:
President Wilson will be regarded as
a misfortune to the entire people of the
United States.
The President has proven untrue ia
his trust and has openly catered to
Wall sreet for his next nomination.
The President Is poor in stamina, un.
alert to the needs of humanity. and
callous to suffering; he lacks the ideals
and integrity to make the most Of his
opportunity.
His hour will come-a betrayer of the
people-and he will stand alone a mon
umental failure, an object of pity to his
friends. who has refused to take his
stand with suffering humanity"
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Sansbury Co. Loses Suit
Against Robert w. Boiling

A jury before Justice Stafford In Cir
cult Court No. rendered a verdict yes
tcrday for the defendant In the case OF
N. l.. Sansbury CO.. Inc, against Robert
W., Boiling The suit arose out OF a
claim on the part OF the plaintiff for
commissions on the sale of a house TO
Dr. Borden. dean OF the, George wash
ington Hospital. In 1914.
The plaintiff claimed that 1t was en-
ployed as agent by the defendant to
sell the house and received an offer
from DR.. Borden In November. 1913,
which was not accepted, and that IN
March. 1914 the house was sold to the
same party by Messrs. Moore and hill
at an advanced price. The defendant
claimed that all negotiations through
the plaintiffs company for the sale OF
the house had becn/abandonsd and thar
they could not put themselves In ths
position of being the procuring cause or
The sale having bcen made. The plain
tin was represented by Attorney
Charles w. Clagctt. while Attorney
Wilton ]. Lambert appeared for tho de-
fendAnt
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
ANACOSTIA.

Special Thanksgiving services are
beino arranged for all churches in this
At st. Teresa's masses will
be celebrated In the early morning and
forenoon. At Emmanuel Episcopal the
choir will give a special program. and
the altar will be decorated with fruits,
which afterwards will be distributed
among the poor, At the Methodist
Episcopal. the Garden Memorial Presby-
tcrian. and Anacostia Baptist churches.
special music and sermons will mark
the services.
The Highland Athletic Club will re-
peat in Georgetown tonight their min
strel entertainment for the benefit OF
Grace Church.
Members OF the Eastern. Power Boat
Club who own boats IN the Eastern
branch are planning to place them in
dry dock for overhauling. Many have
ALREADY been taken from the water.
The Rev. George NJ. Cummings, pas
tor OF the Garden Memorial Presbyter.
ian Church. Ia celebrating this week the
completion of ten years A. pastor.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
MARKET is wOBBLlNG.

The price Of cold storage eggs to
wholesale dealers today was cents
lower than on the same day last year.
The market Is wobbling badly. A few
weeks more Of mild weather may send
millions Of dozens of cold storage eggs
tumbling upon the market and send
retail prices down with a crash.
1t is possible. wholesale men said.
that cold storage eggs may be selling
at retail at less than 20 cents dozen.
The price in New York now ranges
from % to IS cents.
Strictly fresh eggs today are I cents
higher wholesale than they were on
the same day last year. Secretary
Henry. Of the mercantile exchange. at
tributed this to n slackening Of receiptsG
The figures Of the exchange show that
only S7.053 cases OF fresh eggs were
received in the FIRST two weeks of Mo-
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Railroad
stocks made early gains on the stock
market today.
Early In the forenoon. activity was
principally In the railroad stocks. To-
ward the end Of the first hour the in
dustrials had a general decline. but In
the afternoon trading the market turned
stronger. industrials participating In the
upward movement.
American Can rallied to 81. compared
with 59N an hodr before. Cruciblc Steel
adv anced q couple Of points. but later
sagged and lost the advance.
United States Steel and a few other
leaders showed slight opening losses.
Lehiph Valley gained N. and Northern
Pacific and Erie each gained Il. Union
Pacific was an exception. opening with q
loss of 81.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Today'S Sales.

Norfolk and Western Steamboat SIS.
81 GOGGLES. sl00Qlo5.
Potomac Electric Cons. SIS. S.cDaloo.
81 .oOcqlOo.
Capital Traction. ldSn.
Washington Railway preferred. l5a
slS.. 100SlA.
Washington Gas Light, nara. 6T73.
25T73
Lincoln National Bank. ld1So.
Graphophone preferred. 7-l0plS
After call:
Washington Railway preferred. tus2'
Washington Gas Light. S51f3.
Capital Traction. 9ds7ss, tnsIS. +dSss'
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

vember this year. while the receipts for
the same period In 1915 were S9.43l.
Strictly fresh eggs were selling at
about 60 cents retail In New York TO-:
day. with bluc-blooded white fancies"
quoted at 72 cents a dozen. But several
commission men said today they believe
the price for fresh eggs will go little.
II any. higher and that the first sharp
break In the storage egg market Will
bring fresh egg prices tumbling DOWN.
George u. Cutler. Greenwich street
wholesale eGg dealer, admitted that
the egg men had expected to sell large
supplies Of. cold storage eggs to Brit
ish agents. But heavy war munitions
shipments and q scarcity of merchant
vessels boosted shipping rates out OF
sight. and made II Improbable to send
bulky csrgoes OF eggs to England.
/. Instead OF sharing In the profits OF the
ammunition makers the egg men today
find themselves with about $4,000 more
cases OF cold storage eggs on their
hands at this time than they had last
year and no great demand for them.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Buys Dog Spectacles;
Woman Charges Bunco

CHICAGO. Nov l9.-Spectacles for
dogs have become the subject OF an In
vestigation by the office of District At
torney Clyne. to whom charges were
made that a company at Elmira, n. Y.
had advertised spcctaclos for dogs, and
that q pair purchased had proved worth
less and not rs represented.
The person who made the complaint
Ia a woman. Mr.. Clvnc said. but he re-
fused to give her name. II the facts
warrant It. an investigation will be
made,
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Egg Kings Face Ruin
With Billion Stored
And Allies Trade Oft

NEW YORK Nov ieBg egg kings Of the United States who
planned reap haves Of profits by selling shoads Of eggs the
allies are wis-wagging the public for help "..' ..
The allies failed make heavy purchases Of eggs this
try this fall The egg kings caught with surplus Of eggs
their hands and prospects Of mild winter In wenfour big cold
storage warehouses in the United States lie than
than ten apiece for every and child the
country. .... s. IA % -. D..
Unless the housewives Of the country their and
buy cold wholesale declared today big
dealers face prospects Of financial ruin. "a.
MApHET wOppI INC
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
UnanSWerable.

Hortensc--I can only be sister TO
you, Alphonsc.
presents.
Hortense--Why. Alphonse, Who ever
heard of a sister doing such a foolish
thing. az that?-Judge.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

volume. They come in letters to the
White House and In reports OF meet
ings OF pro-German agitators through
from cranks. About others the mon
who guard the President are not no
sure.
Guard Ia Increased.
The guard has been increased, but so
quietly as not to excite the suspicious
OF the President, who makes no secret
OF the fact that he detests this sort OF
thing. There Is much Of the fatalist
about his makeup. and the least tina,
appears to concern him is his personal
safety.
For that reason the business OF
guarding the President IL a two-foid
one. Not only nre his guards required
to watch closely those who approach
him. but likewise they must watch
him. He regards II as a rare Joke tc
give his attendants the slip. and leave
never succeeded. for the reason that the
guards have generally caught up with
him before he has left the grounds. bu,
often he appears to hope that he might
No Way To Stop 1t.
Concerned as they are over the re.
ports ofsthe meeting last night. Govern
ment officials are inclined TO believe that
there IL nothing which can be done &c
put a stop TO this sort Of thing. ],
was explained that II " always hard e
draw the line short of the constitutions
prohibition against Interference with
freedom Of speech. Also attention wa.
called to the fact that the duty OF break
ing up meetings which tend to Great,
riot generally lies with the authoritie,
OF the State where the meeting is held
Dudley Field Malone collector Of the
port OF New Yorl, who was also at
talked in the speech of Walker .or en-.
tertaining the British loan commissioners
who recently negotiated the half billion.
dollar loan In this country. was at the
White House today, and hotly con.
demned the meeting.
Cries Called Reasonable.
1T Is high time" said Mr.. Malone
that the Government should proceed
against men who would inhame traitor,
and assassins.'
Senator Owen of Oklahoma, chair
man of the Senate Banking and Cur,
rency Committee. was equally indignant
In my opinion" he declared. IRE.
marks such as those attributed to per
sons in the audience are treasona bl,
under the Constitution; but. " they ar,
not. l am In favor of amending tn,
Constitution to make them So
Secretary to the President Tumulty re
fused to make any comments except Il
say:
The President ignores It."
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE
MEnGENTHA,.rR LINOTYPE (

New York. November l6 1915
regular quarterly dividend OF pa per cent
on the capital stock Of Mergenthaler Linotype
Company will he paid Oh December 81 1910
10 the stockholders Of record ms they appear
at the close OF business on December 4. 1919
The transfer books will not be cIored
FRED'K J. wARBTRTON, Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Fire in Motor Plant,

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 1s.--Fire In the
machine shop Of the Packard Motor
Company plant resulted In 1900 damage
early today. Packard firemcn mad the
blaze lnder control before the arrival of
the city fire apparatus.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
LOCAL MENTION.

Celebrate Shell Fish Day At Head
quarters-HARVEY'S Famous Restau-
rant, llth and Pa ave.
Golden Battle" Today. Virginia
Theater. Tomorrow Lion OF Venice"
Consultation and Estimates Fur.
nished without cost. DIR. Vaughan, 3o7
7th st r. W..
Expert Fountain Pen Repairing.
All makes. Fountain Pen Shop. 1921 Pa
Ave.
The Sunday Evening Times Gives
reliable advertisers a last minute talk
with over forty thousand homes.
Rcctifier of Wills,
W. L. Bass. Munsey, Bldg.
and 60 Wall St. N. Y. City.
Phone Your Want Ad to The Times,
Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Ncarby. fresh. 3513sc per doz.;
Southern. 32n3Sc per doz.
CHEESE-New York. new. lie per ID;
Cat, llhc per ID.
RUTTER-Eigin print. sac per lb.: tub,
3sc per In; process, 26c per ID.
LIVE PoCLTRY-Hens. lJnhc per ID. I;
roostcrs. lie per lb.; live turkeys. lsc per
ID. spring chickens, l6o per ID,
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves. best. lOpnllc
per ib.: heavy, shaloc per III: fat sheep.
iHaSc per ib.; spring lambs. GSus per lh.
KREY. PRICE h co.
VEGETABLES-touota furnished by
Taylor wade)-Potatoes. 81 25 per barrel
onions. 800 per bu.: 50 90 per sack; cabbage,
q 20 per barrel. beets, $3.50 per 100 punches
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are on the
basis OF dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations furnished b. w. b. Hibbs
Hibbs BUILDING. ~. - -, =.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Not His Fault.

Mistress-Mary. your young man has
such an air OF braggadocio about him.
:, Mary.Yis, pore lad, he worruks In a
livery table.-Dartmouth Jack-o' Ian
tern.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Concert Today
Orchestral Concert by the U. s.
Soldiers Home Band, at
Stanley Hall at 6:45
o'clock.

JOHN S. NJ. ZIMMERMANN,
Director.
March. "Pere dc Victoire". Came
Overture, 'Orpheus" ........ .Offenbach
ldyl, 'Elsh's Dream" from Lo-
w u bneT
Selection, Songs OF Scotland"
L3mpe
|Characteristi" t"uiS Roll dem
Cotton Eal',", johnson
Waltz suite, "Tou; Pars" Waldteufel
Finale, Watch Your Step. Berlin
The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
,EaSilV Off.

Customer-Gee. this Is a rotten cigar!
we'll don't complain. You've only,
got one OF them-I'vc got ten thousand
OF the darn things. Life.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
HYATTSVILLE.

Funeral services for Miss Mary e.
Kennedy. who died at the home Of her
niece. Mrs. A. L. Longpre. Wednesday
were held this morning from st. Je-
rome's Catholic church. Interment was
at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Washington.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19
Too Easy.

what did you say your business
wasY"
Il am critic"
You criticise peopleT'
You might say so: yes.
And do you mean to tell me You get
paid for that?'-Louisville Courier
journal.
The Washington times., 1915-11-19

The opening Of the exhibit Of the
Needle Craft Club last night In the arm
ory was we'll attended Among the ex-
hibits was an interesting display of
Europcan handicraft loaned by Mrs.
J. Easby. Smith. of Washington. The
exhibit and sale will continue toninght.