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Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Special in
Screen Doors.

About 20 Screen Doors at low
prices at the beginning OF the SET
son. The frames are OF Nirginie
pine. natural varnish finish. and mav
be slightly warped or show small
imperfections of other kinds which
prohibit their sale here as perfect.
They will give as good service rs
perfect doors. Complete with fix
lures. in different sizes Bring meas
uremcnts of doors to be fitted.
75c each-were SI.15.
Sl.25 each-were SIS.
Fourth floor & street
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Bed Department.

I 8-ft. Brass Bed, pinch posts; $12.50. Was
$l6.S0
4;s-ft. Brass Bed, Pinch posts; $3.50. Was
/ 4.s-ft. Heavy Brass Bed. has been used as
sample; $3.50 Was $1,000
i Large Brass Bed, slightly shop worn; $500
/ White Enameled Bed 4.e-ft size: brass
trimmed: $3.50. Was $3.50.
I 4.6-ft Brass-trimmed White Enameled Bed;
$3.50: WAS S12O- - o.. 49, +-,r,
metal Davenport Bed; $3.50. Was $500;
Metal Couch, which makes full bed when
open: GOOD mattress and separate pad; $11.oO
Was $lS0O.
1 LOT Bed Springs In odd sizes: high quality
and nrst-eiass condition. One-half regular prices
Bring Measurements required.
Sixth door, center.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Infants Department,

10 pairs Children's Seersucke- Eompers. in
tan, pink and white: nsss and sleeves finished
o Ch;ldren's Muslin OF Crepe Combinations
ana waist Ss esss Raitt.S %s,s sv.assi ss
t,n.S on sso,lder: S1.OO. Was $500.
i ohiidren's DARK Red AEsosa swester: turn
over collar and pockets; 500. Was 800;
xcpa pstTie. with turnover collar and belt. I'm
ished Al fnee With band; Coo pair. Were $i.oo.
Third foor. street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Special in
Women's Lisle Hose.

100 dozen pairs Women's Thin
Gauze Lisle Thread Hose, with dou-
BILE soles and high spliced heels. An
extra good quality.
3sc pair; 3 pairs for $z.eo.
And the following:
% pairs women's Tan Cotton Hose. doubls
soles and high spliced feels. subject to i'm
gerfections; sizes sM and 81; i2hc pair
II pairs women's Black Lsle Thread Hose.
double soles and high spliced heels; size .; SOC
pair. Were b0c.
y pairs Women's White Lisle Thread and
Boot Silk Hose soiled and damaged; sizes 9ts
and 10; 121ac pair. Were 33c and SOC.
Main floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Clearance in
Window Shades.

About SO Window Shades, odd
lots left from orders in our
shade shops. Every one is Of
best grade materials, mounted on
guaranteed spring rollers. Solid
and duplex colors. Various sizes
in the lot. Measurements oi
windows should be brought.
Special price, 28c each.
Values up to $1.00.
Fourth floor. G street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Special in
All.linen Laces.

Dainty Linen Torchon Laces,
warranted pure linen in every
thread, in many neatly patterned
edges, from I to 21s inches in
width. Very attractive trim
mings and exceptional in value.
Special price, SC yard.
Main aoor. street
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Cotton Dre.. Goods Department

Lengths f35 20 yafds.
12Ec Bates Gingham. 1oc yard
12isc Percale, 10c yard.
12iac Batiste Lawn, 10c yard.
l5c sc-ineh Ginxhan. 12izc yard.
1se so-inch Kiddie Cloth: ls1sc yard
15c Ripplette. 12Ec yard.
18c Samson Galatea. 1919 yard.
1sc Printed Crepe, 12iac yard.
2Jc Scotch Gingham. 16e yard
a5c Mereertzed Poplin, 13c yard.
25c Crepe Cloth. 15c yard;
25c Printed voile. 26c yard.
zoe Printed Wolfe. 20 yard.
Sneep6 aoQz. 6 StZeet.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Corset Department.

pairs Lily Of France Corsets- strong coutil.
with medium bust and long hip; sizes II and =;
Tairs FIor1ta Gorsets, medium bust and very
short hip; sizes 10 and 20; $500 pair. We're
Is na;r, Corse.s. various makes. medium and
low bust and long skirt: sizes IS, 10, 70. "
and 60: 81 90 pair, Were $500
boning for girls and slender women: sizes ID
to .e: 75c each. We're si.9o and ai. slSS. .ro ,s-
tening in front; sizes 80, ss and 4O $3.50 pair.
We're $500.
Third floor Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Honest Advertising

For the protection of its read
ers. The Star carefully censors
a. advertising submitted for
publication, and SO far as is pos
siple bars all false and fraudu-
lent statements.
Readers are requested to assist
The Star in protecting the pub
lie and all legitimate advertis-
ers by bringing to the attention
OF the paper any statement that
they might find to be fraudulent.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Silk Blouse Department.

6 L.ce and Chiffon Bloyses. in lovely combipa-
tinns of white and blue and white and brown:
S2.aJ and S3.9o eacn. Were S5.75.
1S Messnline Rlouses. in white and navy blue,
in attractive styles: 95 eacli. Were $50
Crepe de Chine Blouses, in navy blue, $3.95
each. Were 1913.
Paul Foiret Blouses in lo1s-sleeve styles:
one In tan and the other white, with vest ef
feet Of red velvet: $6.15 each. Were $500
and $3.50.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Basket Department.

Wicker Serving TRAY Se..s Mas Sstn
lot Brown Bamboo Scrsp Ha-k"rs. sos. II ~
and !'oc each. Mere ;,oc. 'sr aud
Fancy Scrap Baskets. lnr and ~, ~. ,.
We're SI.Go
Work Eask"; stand. Si..,0. vas SITE.
Al 81 90. S2aa.
Covered Work Tasket. Si..a. Na~ S""r
lot straw Table Mats. .tr each. Nee -
Fifth d"or. "entcr.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Waist DEPARTMENT.

A small lot of Wolfe and Organdy
Blouses, some embroidered and lace
trimmed and others finished with
colored materials; they are made
loW-neck style.
$500 Waists. $3.50 each
$o.o5 Waists. .$I.o5 each
$3.50 Waists. ). .$1.50 each
Included also are a lot of Tailored
Waists of white and tan soisette.
Sizes 81 and 81 only.
$1.OO Waists, 25c and Soc each.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

Blaet Brosdch Goat trimmed Il % WITH sa7 b5sse n
i BlacI Broadcioth Ooat. trimmed with satin
Sknk f. s,ss 49, s1soo ;,,eS Was x,ts White
messsiine: size So; $500 Was $500.
Black Broadcloth Cape; velvet coliar liar .nd as,
black Rand white striped silk lining; size 90
$500 Was $35 90. ..
5 Tan and Green Plaid Sport Coats sizes u
and SO; SEQ each. Were 5000:
Gray Striped Cravenette Raineo1es, sizes
a. l6 and 81: t2.95 each. Value, 1000
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Skirt Department.

! Skirt of navy blue pnplin: size ~ waist and
40 length: S1.a5. Was S6.I5.
Skirt Of black serge. in full plated style:
2.:-in. waist and .9-n length: $685.. Was
$50.
3 Skirts Of corduroy. in navy and brown: full
circular styles: p waist and 50 length and %
waist and 80 PIC length; Sc each We're s5.i5
sizes y waist and 50 length and % waist and
Al length: $500 each. Were $1,000
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Clearance of
Bamboo Furniture.

A lot OF Bamboo Furniture.
consisting of Book Shelves. Tab-
ur1ttes and Sewing Tables. i,
several good designs. With the
exception of the Book Shelves.
the articles are all covered in
Japanese Mating of a neat de
sign.
Every piece will be sold at
exactly half the original prices.
Sixth floor. G street
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Umbrella Department.

brellas With handles Of mission wood silver
trimmed; S1.7o each. We're $3.50.
Mems 2s-inch Black Onion Silk Umbrellas.
with silrer-trimmed handles; 81 a5 eacs. We're
$500.
Main dasg. Il sttest e0Isasx.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Bracelet Watches, $500.

Again tomorrow the March Sale OF
Women's SOC Undermuslins.
Undrgament that want in several attractive
styes and good and
summer wear such garments
very unusual
and
dneh wthiwth mi
r,,,p, +,,nn.a
Cotton Crepe Underwear
CREPE GOWNS
with
pretly CREPE AYERS onn and closed
with
llace
cuopr SKIRTS
Choice Of ANY Garment Soc.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

! Siit Of black Army and Navy Serge, il. size
"a: SlS.1J. Was 5000.
:. Suits. III sr.ge and cheyiot; sizes ff and
81. in black; $500 eacL Were up 10 $500.
Third floor. G. street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

100 remnants and short lengths %
Dainty and Useful Materials embrac
ing Silkolines. Madrases, Scrims, Nets
Cretonnes. Sunfast Fabrics and varioa
other weares. desirable for draper
upholstery. decorative aud fancy woriS
One-fourth to One-haIf Less
Regular Prices.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Special Sale
of so Pieces
English Nainsook.

12-yard pieces English Main
sock, 36 inches wide and a good
durable quality; each piece sepa-
rately-boxed.
Special price, $3.50 piece.
On two previous occasions when we
have offered this material the entire
lot has been disposed Of in a single
day.
Second floor. F street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

Choice Of Any Garment, SOC
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Coat Department.

Third door, & street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

Were $500 and $500.
Third door, Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

CREPE GOWNS, low. round or ve 7
neck, with short sleeves, and valen- |
ciennes lace and ribbon trimming.
CREPE COMBINATIONS. prettily
trimmed with linen or valenciennes
lace, beading and ribbon.
SHORT CREPE SKIRTS. with tucked
rufne.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Cotton Crepe Underwear.

CREPE CHEMIsEs, neatly finished
with linen lace. run with pink or blue
ribbon.
CREPE DRAWERS, open and closed
styles, trimmed with good linen lace.
LONG CREPE PETTICOATs, with
ruff1e and deep hem.
Evening star., 1915-03-25

~ 75C tdIH-Wtre SI.15.
SI.25 each-were S,.,S.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
LOWE IS CONFIDENT
OF WINNING BAT TILE

Though he realizes he has hard job
ahead Of him. Tommy Love started IA
his hard training today. confident hf his
ability to defeat Willie Jones, the
Brooklyn lightweight, at Ardmore' sep
tcmber 90 The Southern champion is
already down to weight, and Is WORKING
out with Buddy Ray and Charlie Lsan.
with an idea to make his Judgment Of
distance perfect.
Jones is about the toughest boy I've
ret since wen. on with Knockout
Brown last New Year" said Lowe to-
day. II know what he hos dore with
the topnotchers in the lightweight Class.
and an, not going to overlook ANYTHING
that will give rne tho v,ctcry. Wasn-
inEton fans know that I always give
rov best every time I enter the ring.
That's what I'm going to do with
Jones. If he beats Newell. I'll shake
his hand because he will have shown
ME something"
Jones has been meeting the best light
weights to be found around Phila Iel-
phia. and has made good In every bout
ia the Quaker City. 1t is expected that
ne will arrive In Washington the day
before the battle at Ardmore, visiting
the various snort centers. He has post
ed his forfeit TO make 1873 pounds at 1
O'Clock
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Red Sox and Pes Going At Top Sped Opposes Conskeys
TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

What's the outlook for the Georgetown This question
being heard everwere around those
OF
haps after the opening ssh with Tigers will be
@ 70 tax about what Georgetown should do the sn
1915 but until the has we'll to wait
Certainly from all eanans Hilltop these past two weeks
favorable and the patient is resne "
they tell at the Emergency show the
coaches the strength Of the b causing
,.-..
If Georgetown develops bakfed begin to compare with its
hne the Blue and Gray should have
those any secondary eleven in hs
have made any anywhere and
he suffered from the critics Of the first
class He had been too light for that
position he would placed on some Of the biggest
eleven the rest the
Ward Nahum Barron and Htoppers open with
practically the bunch of forwards backs
they deliver Georgetown should hang fine sron
h. attracted to the West End institution
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The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Mayor curley. Of Boston. ID already
In the field with a letter Of comnen-
dation to President Lannin. praisins the
Red Sox for winning the champion
ship
1T is a great honor which you have
brought to Boston" the mayor wrote.
NO baseball team in the country has
ever played a fairer garne."
Red sox officials are engaged in pre-
liminary activities looking toward pre-
parations for the world series. Until the
title is clinched. Mr.. Lannin said. no an
nouncement OF ARRANGEMENTS will be
made. but the office staff Is caring for
the many details that precede such a
series. Between 1000 and 5000 applica-
tions for seats have been received.
The Knockout blow to the hopes OF
the JunEalcnrs was rslivs.cd ny the Reds
sox Yesterday when thew wiped up
fenway Park with the Cleveland In
dians. . to 2, ana I to l. Leonard and
Foster we're the winning Fingers.
The Mackrnen have now lost 100 con-
tests. With an to lead over the
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
CALLS EN- CHAMPIONS.

Tigers yesterday. the Philadelphia
pitchers lost all effectiveness in the sew
enth round and the Tigers scored ten
runs. settling the dispute. l3 to 9. Ty
Cc3b s now within two Of Zeb Milans
re.ord TOR stolen bases. He got his
shty-sixth yesterday.
Branch Rickey's Kid twirlers proved
too much for the Yankees YESTERDAY.
the Brownies winning both games, I
to 2 and 3 to I. Tim McCabe hung up
his third straight v ctory in the opener.
Ray Fisher being found for ten flows.
Jack Tillman gave the Yanks but two
hits to- eight innings in the second
skirmlsh. Then he weakened and Well
man replaced him effectively.
The Dodgers lost little yesterday
when they broke even with the Pirates,
as the Phillies and Braves were idrng.
Nap Rucker trimmed the fIrates.
! to 2. in the tirst one. but Cheney lost
the second one, to J. the Pirates max-
ing both OF their tallies In the eighth
on Bill Hinchman's double.
The Giants quit chicago with VIC
tory over the CUBS. ) 10 !. Ruhe Benton
and Lavender pitched good ball. the
breaks going to the Giants.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
CARROLL CLUB HAS
OPPOSITION IN RACE

For the first time in several years the
Carroll institute cross country team Will
have opposition from local running
club. The Gibraltar A c. recently Or
Ean'zed has promised to enter several
athletes in the run to be held on Tues
day over the course mapped out for tho
distance event.
Baltimore Is sending many Of its crack
runners. according to information gwen
out by the Carroll promoters today. The
Gihraltar men have several good runners
as follows:
James O'Donncll, Walter Goodwin:
Robert Johnson. j. n. MontaGue, ana
Capt. G. w. Montague. the latter Tor.
merly OF the Cross Country Clup' OF
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
CARR|GAN NOT.
TAK|NGCHANCE.
W|THPROSPECT.
FOR PENNANT|
Manager Of Red Sox Uses His
Best Pitchers in Effort to
"SeW Up A. 1. Flag.
Both League Leaders Adopt
Policy Of "Make Sure You've
Won, Then Go Ahead"
By GEORGE r. HOLMES.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Nore of
that "watchful waiting" stuff for
Bill Carrigan! Instead Of sitting
back and waiting for the Tigers to
eliminate themselves in the Ameri-
can League pennant hunt by the
"mathematically impossible" route,
Boss Bill goes out and grabs a pair
Of games a day, so as to hurry the
eventful date when cold figures de-
clare it impossible for him to lose
the flag. To wit: Bostan's twin win
over Cleveland's Indians yesterday.
The Red Sox mentor is taking no
chances, either, of the banner Slip
ping away from him at this eleventh
hour. He worked dutch" Leonard
and George Foster, two Of his
premier hurlers, yesterday, despite
cold weather and the popularity be-
lieved theory that anybody with
glove could lick Cleveland. The
Carrigan plan apparently is: "Be
sure you've won, then 60 ahead"
Today in Chicago. the home OF wreck
ed pennant hopes, Pat Moran's Phlls
arc billed to fight twice with the Col
lasped Cubs. It has become a baseball
axiom that the Cubs always are danger
Gus whether they be In first or last
place and Its safe bet the Irish wiz
ard Ia going to take no chances OF hav-
Ing the Chicago clan blackjack him with
the perfume Of a world series financial
feast already in his nostrile.
From now on, it's everybody against
the winners-the Phils and Red Sox.
And both Moran and Carrigan are too
foxy, both have seen too many ball
games won and lost in the ninth after
two were down. to take any chances OF
losing at this late stage.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Baltimore SOccerites
Challenge Washington

The St Andrews parish school repre-
sentative soccer eleven Is desiroue OF
booking matches with any prep school
teams in the District OF Columbia. The
ST. Adams. Western High. Eastern
High. or any other schools that have
teams.
Last season the st. Andrews squad
defeated every school eleven in Mary
land. and 10 out after the cha npionship
series Of games with Jacob Tome lnsti-
tnute and all the leading contenders
for the MARYLAND title, and would like
to play a few Saturday games in the
vicinity of Washington.
For games address Herbert Richard
son. care st. Andrews parish school.
Patterson Park avenue and Preston
street or Gregory !. Johnson, care
sporting rooms. the Baltimore News.
Baltimore. Md
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Royal claimed the championship Of the
phaticadlly dispute their claim to this.
ina asmuch as their team is not composed
entirely Of men employed by that firm.
We claim to have the strongest team
COMPOSED entirely OF employees OF ON, any
be glad to arrange a series of games
with the Palais Royal, provided their
team be composed OF regular employees
Of said store: otherwise. we Will not
consider them a department store team.
and therefore cannot recognise them as
department store champions. as we lay
claim to this title ourselves. Our team
is composed OF members Of the Solkan
Athletic Association. and plays under
that name. the memberships Of said
association being restricted to the en-
ployes Of S. Kann Sons 4 Co. Very
truly yours. J. BARKER NORRIS.
MAnaHer
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Attendance Records
Will Be Shattered
Joe Lannin Accepts Tender of Braves Field, Largest
in Country, for Worlds Series-Mayor Curley
Already Calls Red Sox Champions
qsys qRs sdSSs5 SSz5 e.

All attendance records going by the board this the
almost
will President Joseph Lnnn the
Red the offer Jim ane the big
Field When contemplated 10000
installed in right the biggest ball park in the
No such throng ball
made induce the Pha
deph National League club accept the offer from Connie Mack for
close 10000 President Bak
changes his present plans
years Of booking
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Plucky Barry Forced
To Visit the Doctor

BOSTON. Sept 2S.--After playing
through the crucial Detroit series with
a boi, on his hip. Jack Barry was forced
to 60 TO his home in Worcester for
treatment Yesterday. He has been suf-
ferins intense pain for more than a
week, and finally decided that an ope-
ration was necessary. He will he out
for few DAYS. and in the naea ntiIne
Wagner and Jsnvrin will look out for
second base.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Runs-McBridt, c. Milan. Stolen baee--
Milan. Left on bases-Nstionals, 6; Chicago
3 First base on balls-.or Gallis 3; ON
Ayers, !. Innings pitched--By Galiia S
none out in siAth,; by Ayers. I; BY Benz
s; by Woltsang ?. Hits msde-off Gaiiia. s.
of Beaz. s. Time at bat-Against Gsllia Is
Wolfgsng. g. Struck out-By Gallia, 1: BY
Ayers !; BY BENZ. ); by Woltgsns, /. Three
Weaver. Jackcon. Hit by pitcher-By Gal
liza, jackson. Wild pitch-Galiia. Umplres--
Messrs, Wallace and Evans. Time OF game
hour and hS minutes. -'-7
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing 1T the Clubs.

Todav'S t.-mes
Fhillies a. Chicago G gLnes)
New York at 81. Louis
brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Tn~cr~>w'S GamcS,
New York at St. Louis
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston az Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Chicaso
ycstc-]RrS i,asuitn
Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburgh, 2
PITTSBURGH .; Brooklyn, !
New York s. Chicago 4
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Mike Gibbons Willing
To Meet Packey Again

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.--Friends OF
Mike Gibbons here today said they had
Faul man saying he was willing to
meet Packey Mcfarland again for a
$1,000 side bet. The only stipulation
Mike makes is that the battle will 90
twenty rounds and the weight l54.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Johnston Is Beaten.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23-Wiliam w.
Johnston. national tennis champion, was
defeated In an exhibition game here yes
terday. Ga. 6-4, by NJ. T.. McLoughlin,
whom he defeated in his recent national
tournament.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Women Prove Mascots.

CHICAGO, Sept, 23.-winninE on
Ladies' Day has become such Ia bit
for the Whales that President Weegh-
man today Announced women hereafter
will be admitted free every day EXCEPT
Saturday, and Sundays at the local
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Even if we can't have the excite
ment Of a world series, there is a
good chance of horse running away
during the G. A. R. parade next
week.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

''The kind Of
green material
managers can use
the best is the
long stuff"

BY pasting a few examination papers
on the football. the Navy coaches can
making the Annapolis cadets invulner-
able In passing the psskin to one
another.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of tho Clubs.

Today's Comes.
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis New York
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Tomorrow Cameo.
Chicago AZ Philadelphia.
Detroit al Washington.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
YCEte"Gay Results.
Washington, 2; Chicago 0.
Detroit l3; Athletics, 8.
St. Louis, 1; New York. O.
ST. Loui>, g. New York. l.
Boston. 3: Cleveland ,
Boston, :; Cleveland, l.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

The Phillies are about TO rin a flag
for the first time IN thirty-thres years.
didn't happen to I've in a glass house
ourselves
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

ANYHOW, IT WOULDN'T DO WASH
INGTON ANY GOOD TO WIN A PEN
NANT AM - As THE SMITHSONIAN IN
AWAY.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Ping Bodie refuses to come hack to
the big leagues. II seems that Ping
can hold a grudGe better than q ny.

The Boston Red sox can be beaten out
for the pennant on paper. but the dia-
mond amt made OF that material.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Solkan Athletic Club
Disputes Palais Royal

Sporting Editor of The Times:
In your issue of Mondays paper I
read an article in which the Palais
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
MINCE PIK
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
BY BUGS" bAER.

Posalutely.
The Quakers Absolutely refuse to
quake under the strain.
Sure" ssid Hughsy Jennings. sometimes
she big pitcher loafs and sometimes the big
loaf fer pitches"
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
YesterdaY's Results.

st. Louis, 4; Baltimore >.
St. Louis, {; saltiu1ore, 0.
Newark 4, Chicago. l.
Buffalo, :. Pittsburgh. O.
Kansas City, s; Brooklyn, s.
Kansas City. S: Brooklyn, 4
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

TOday's Games.
Baltimore at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Kansas City
Newark at Chicago.
Buffalo al Pittsburgh
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
TomorrOW's Games.

Newark at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Kansas City
Buffalo At Pittsburgh
Baltimore at ST. Louis
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-02

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jur.. w&s e nG,aIG9 else 10 10 0aJ
~fport g conditions rs they fognd
hem, which they diI vi: Get foar G.
.&yOr. Tie facts ave sill in evidence
y TIE trcasvCer's otfce, although Au-
Gitor Werts has had more than rec
mont 5 TO correct the errors, which il ,
2as not done.
Ard he vas AGAIN reported for de-
reelection Of duty al the last term Of
>ourt The public can judge for Itself
as to is fitness for the responsible
ccsition he holds
But the facts are still there that he
as been derelict in his duty and that
his work is full of errors, notwith-
standing he says + e grand jury did
aot know what it was doing.
There is great deal more that could
e said in connection with our investi-
CATION of mis- Office, but am sorry for
Mr.. Werts and will refrain.
Haskell Wright.