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The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chichester-William Z. Abbott ct ux. to John
owen. lots Il and 7s. square 5755 SO; stamps 50
cents
1876 Vermont avenue nrothwest-NelHe A. Plum
to Mildred Taylor lot . square north of square
15i. $40; stamps, s. Mildred Taylor CONVEYS same
property to John H. johnson. SO: stamp s.
Twenty sixth and streets northwcst-George H.
Harris to trustees Of the Jerusalem Baptist Church
part lot Co. square 1902. SO
North Columbia Heghts-Ftank NJ. johnson ct
w. to Douglass 6. and Bertha D. Mo1ley. lot
is, square oOe. $40; stamps. S.
Rear Of Park road between Fourteenth and FIJI
tenth streets northwest Emile Berliner ct uI.
to New Arcade Co, lot, IT lTs and Rs sgr,are
1874. Pleasant Plains SO
COS l. street northeast Edward j. schippeI ct
uI. to John T. and Ella Bryant. lot 80, square
$50 so; STAMPS s.
l street northeast between Tenth and Eleventh
streets-James c. Nealon ct TO Philip L and
Anne B. Magner. lot IS. square s57, SO; stamps
$50
PetWorth-Msry Baurnan to Washington Loan
Trust Co. trustee lot i2 square 3IA SO
stamps s..
Chichester-Mary E Lsnhan to Clarence L. and
Mamie Z. Gilbert. part described. SO; STAMPS. 50
cents.
Dobbins Addition Elizabeth S. Thomrs1n rt viz
G. Seymour. 10 Jerome Kendall lot IE, square 2lz,
SO; stamps. s.
l74s NJ street ncrthwest-Amsrican socurit, a
square ls2, sllOoO
p street northwest between T7lirty-fourh and
Thirtyffth streets-Wsrren G. Funk to Joel g
McNahon. part lot 2. square l253 SO; stamps So 80
Tennessee avenue northeast between c and ID
streets-Hsrry A Kite ct ux. TO John J and Anna
l. Carter. lot s.. square lG32 SO: stamps, s.
Dahlgr,n TeTace-Hauy A. Kite ct u to
Florence N. Bechtold. lot g. square 81, SO,
stamps, $3.50
Tennessee avenue northeast between G and u
stTeets-Harry A. Kite ct Tx to J Watson and Eva
b. FLANAGAN. lot 81 square lo32. SIC. stamTe $50
PAds"orth-Ross L. Gray u Clarence / GessfOrd
lot s., square ga. So stamps $50
Mount Airy-Llhsn r. MoTcy to Harry Ward
man and Thomas +. Bones, lot IS square IEs
SO: stamps, 50 cents.
New Hampshire avenue northwest between y and
sreets-Henry II. Hazen ct uI 10 Caroline Il
Csrrnll. lot 70. square n, SO: st&mps 1850
Cleveland Park-Csro!ins B Carroll to Henry
H. Ha1sn, lots Is, IS and II. block 6. so: stamps
SIS.
Addition to Brookland-Ameli1 NeIins et rir
Marvin j.. 70 Francis VI and Cora E. koous lot
Il block G., S0 stamps $50
Long MeadOws-Beverlie J. smith IT. et VI -
Julian S. and Virginia r. Freeman lot lI6 sq1are
a,s3. so; stamps g.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2.-BUTTER-The market
ruled firm. Following were the quotations:
Western solid packed creamery, fancy specials "a;
extra s2a33; extra frstR 3la3lIa; frsts SoaSolt ;
seconds 2S1gl29i2; nearby prints fancy s. average
extra 53a34; drsts. 30a32 seconds oa2s1l; jobbdng
sales Of fancy prints, 3'a4l.
EGGS There good outlet for the limited
receip.s f fine fresh eggs and values ruled
firm The quotations were: In free cases nearby
extra = per dozen; nearby frsts. S7oa9oo per
standard cas-; nearby current receipts 7sas 40 ;
Western extra 3 per dozen: Western extra frsts
s70ao2O per case; do, frsts sloas.40 per case
fancy selected candled fresh eggs were jobbing at
36aG
LIVE POULTRY-Fovls as to quality. Isa1s;
roUsters. Halls; spring chickens according TO quail
ity. weighing l7.a2 rounds and apiece 2la2;
horns according to quality, Hale ducks, to
size and quality, l5al7; pigeons, DID, per pair
25a2s; do. Young. per pair 1ss22
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed dry-packed
fowls, L to box dry-Iicked fancy selected. 23ls
do weighing H4s5 pounds apiece. 3; do, 1
pounds apiece % do. 81 pounds apiece, 2; do
pounds apiece, 1a2l Fowls, in barrels. ice
hacked, fancy, 6ry-picked-N Northern Indiana and
Illinois. weighing 4s5 pounds apiece, 21t do.
Southern Indiana and Illinois. weighing pounds
aripce -: do. smaller sizes leaN. Old roosterr
dryricked IS. Broiling chickens, Illinois, large
25saS: do Indiana, Large. 2ta2J; do. small sizes
22a3 Brrirers Jersey, fancy 3oa32; broilers other
nearby weighing llsa2 pounds apiece 2sa30; broil-
ers nearby smaller sizes. 2a7. Ducks nearby,
II to IL pounds per Dozen 5.soa5.75; do. weighing
TO 10 pounds per dozen, 46Oa5.25: do, weighing 8
mounds per dozen. 375a4l0; do. pounds per
dozen. SZa3eo; do. weighing sash pounds per
dozen 25Ca2.75; dark. 225a2.75; small and No. 2,
6Oal.E.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
BROKERS AWAY;
TRADING SLOW
Poor Attendance Causes Small
Accumulation of Over
Sunday Orders.

With only a few brokers in attend
ance, business remained practically at a
standstill on the Washington Stock Ex-
change Yesterday. Many brokers were
away on weekend trips and the usual
accumulation of orders over Sunday was
lacking. An odd lot of stock and two
bonds constituted the business of the
day.
There were only a few changes in
quotation prices. The bid on Washington
Railway and Electric 4 per cent bonds
dropped from 81 "a to 81, while CnpItaI
Traction stock took on strength.
The sales Of the day consisted OF a
$1,000 Washington Railway and Electric
per cent bond at 81; a $1,000 Potomac
Electric Power consolidated at 1O2 and
an old lot of five shares OF CAPITAL Trac-
ton stock at S.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Ballm-rr. AuE p -EGG~ -Ma.sst frasr Mar.
land. Penn-'i Wanna aud uesrhl 1rsrs :. listen
Shore Mainland and Virginia rrst, 5. w's;en
tOIor nr,ts. = West Virginia GrSts = Southern
North Carolina frSts, = The make; foi
Western egg is much strong. Wes,cn fresh
case count, 2aZ's: and candIed -sa22
BUTTER Separator. cz:ra>. Al. d.. frs,.
lib. SAP; prints. 's'b ,y.ra.. az. nrsts pa
cYtrss. 2is2li-: frstr -2a'o daIr, Tl.ats Mar and
Pennsylvania and Virginia C>'ras cla--: frsts
-Cs-l; store packed. rrst>. Ia.
LIVE POULTRY rr.ccs per round. unIess other
wise stated: Chickens. 2og's lbs average.
do, smaller. -. do. White Lesaorns. Ieaa. CO
old hens, l0s. and over. 5; do. small to medium
L; do. old roosters and s,sss. l0aI: ducks White
PekinGs. Young. l5al6: do Indian Runners. young
l2ali do. sprIng over p lhS.. l5as, do. smaller
lSaA; Tigeons, old. pair. .: do. younE Ialr -
guinea fowl young n. and over. each 5Ge1 do
under ID, each, 20: do. old each. .
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pots
toes. white. new. York River. hbl.. 25Oa275. do,
RAppahannock. hhL. 2Oa2G5: do. Eastern Sho1
Virginia b5l.. 2j0a275: do, nearby. bushel box
s9seo sweets. Eastern Shore yelI0wS. bbl. 2-5a2 %
Early Harvest. fancy bhl.. l5oa'.75; do, small
bbl. l.O0al.2S; do l. bbl. has. 4Oa6O beans native
green, bIs. 5Oa6O: hects. native bunch. 2I3: cab
base. native. 100 30Ca4Uo; cIntsloup~s. Anne Arun
del, basket, 25s50; do, Eastern Shore crate 2OssO
celery. New York bunch. &5s4O; corr. nearby. sUgSr
doz., sal4 cuclmbegs. native. basket. 5Na6C Dam
sons Maryland and Virginia. 4s basket. G5a75: do
hbl. 4.HslJ0, eEgplants native. basket. .Oa2J. lima
besns peach has OOa7O; do. hamper has "a
rs: lettuce. ua,rve. bus boy LAO, do. New York
has. hrN. ,AIl@5. OuICuS Virginia yCII1yg hsS
75aI.OO: do. ohl 3c]a225 do. white FbI. Ia
as do. Maryland and Penus, lvsnia yellow bus
l.IOa'.-O; Uescies. Mountain. carrier. I5a2oo: DO,
has. 5ja75: do. Eastcrn SHIRE. Mar land yellow
bNX, l.Uoal.&; do. white. bCN. 6la75. do. yellow
h~sket J1a65 do. white basket 25a5O: do. carricr
sails; Western. hushel basket l2Ja..JO. pears
Eastern Shore, Bartlett. IS basket. Jaas5: do
hamp.r. Lc5al.5O: Tepnrrs. nearly. basket. Ossj
rhuharb. native bunch. Ia2 squash. nsuve basket
1a25: tomatoes. Anne Arundel, ripe. basket. 2laaJ
do Eastern Shore. riIe basket. l5s25. wstcrmclons
selects 100. 1C5sSOOo primes. O, locals 90 cuIls
!Oo, 6OOsl0D1
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division.
Justice stafford,

Stern VS.. Stern; hearing on rule con-
tinued to August Is; plaintiffs attorneys,
D. W. Baker and H. A. Grant: defend
ants attorneys, NJ. D. Rosenberg and ].
B. Stein.
Warren VS.. Warren; rule returna BILE
August 30 plaintiffs attorney, H. L. Tig-
nor; defendants attorneys, c. V. Nee
han and F. Brylawski
Strecker VS.. Hungerford; decree pro
confesso against certain defendants
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Darr, PeySer &
Koenigsberger: defendants attorneys, ].
&c. Mattingly and G. Q. Richmond
Northwest Washington Improvement
Co. ct al. VS.. Gordon; order making ad-
ditional parties; plaintiffs attorney, John
Ridout; defendants attorneys. Ralston &
Richardson.
b. Flynn appointed trustees to sell; bond
5000: plaintiffs attorney, +. L. Giles
defendants attorneys, J. B. Flynn and
H. A. Hegarty.
In re dissolution of St. Luke's Lodge,
No. 2 knights Of Jerusalem; exceptions
overruled; auditors report ratified and
R. Newton Donaldson appointed receiver:
bond $500; attorneys. r. Newton Donald
son. Edmund Hill. jr.
Racks VS.. Racks; alimony $50 per month
ordered; plaintiffs attorney, B. l.. Gas
kins; defendants attorney. Robert I.
Miller.
Cady VS.. Cady; alimony $50 per month
ordered plaintiffs attorney, H A
Hegarty; defendants attorney, r. F.
Downing.
Cohen VS.. Cohen; time to purge OF con-
tempt extended to September 1 PLAINTIFF 3
torney, b. T. Doyle; defendants at
torney. +. l. Gies.
Sheriff VS.. Wilkerson; order to pay fund
into registry and rule returnable August
25: plaintiffs attorney, G. G. eGertman;
defendants attorney, w. c. Balderston.
Needham VS. Donaldson; order to with
draw exhibits from files; plaintiffs at
torney, c. w. Needham.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Modern Business
Cannot Endure Delays

The modern business man cannot
put up with the delays of old-time
methods. He must have the facts
about his business at his fingers end,
all the time.
Waiting for the bank to make up
the monthly balance is an annoyance
and a hindrance to the regular rou-
tine Of any business.
On the first day of each month ev-
cry depositor with the Federal Ma
tional Bank receives a complete state
ment Of all his transactions for the
previous month.
We inaugurated this system i
fact, ours is the only bank in Wash
ington which mails statements to
every depositor.
Call or write for specimen and such
further information as you may want.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
La wsuftS.

59iSS-Elizabcth +. Lynch VS. Isabella
Baldwin; certiorari; defendants attorney.
Thomas H. Patterson.
59i67-Horace Wrenn. by next friend VS..
Capital Traction Company: damages
$1,000; plaintiffs attorneys, J. A O'shea
and J. l. Sack;
59if>-Mary +. Bailey vs. Washington
Virginia Railway Company: damages
$1,000: plaintiffs attorneys. Hawken &
Hayell
59469-Ernest l.. Whetzel VS.. CITY and
Suburban Railway. of Washington; dam
ages 10000 plaintiff attorneys, Bran
denburC & Brandenburg.
5947O-W Washington Tobacco COMPANY vs.
Mabel L. Gentner. trading as Gentner's
Pharmacy. and William G. Gentner: ac-
count $652.67; plaintiffs attorneys, Fischer
& Fischer
5g471-MaTtha Hatton, administrators
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Probate Division.
Justice stafford.

Estate of Cecilia s. Coakley; petition
to sell real estate filed; attorney. Crandal
Mackcy.
In re Frank w Davis: petition to sell
wards estate filed: attorney, Paul Sle-
man.
Estate Of Charles 4. Moss: will dated
December "A. 1911. filed
Estate Of Ida Walter; order OF publica-
ton; attorney. ". c. English
Estate OF Olivia Walter; order Of pub
lication; attorney; W. c. English.
In re Francis MCQueeney: petition to
appoint guardian filed: attorney. 4. D.
Esher
In re Agnes Auth. ct al: petition to ap-
point guardian filed; attorney. 4. D.
Esher
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore Aug gl.-PIGS-As to size and c,Dndi
ton apiece. l75lc5N shosts. apiece to size 500
also
CALyES-Choicc handy weight real' Tvr h. Ilrs
al2: good vcalS l.r b.. lO'ssll: heavy smooth Fat
calves Irr head lSCCaI5O: hcav,. rough calves rrr
head lOC7aI2.no. small. thIr calves NV head 7.Oaa
800; grassers, heavy. Ier head loO0al2n.
BEEF CATTLE Young fat. st-crs. in prime con
dition Weighing 900 10 l.9lO rounds per Ib Las
steers weighing under 90 Iis 7a7lz; oXon. 5a6
bulls Sac: large young COWS in good order. 5a6
poor to medium grade>, 3a4 fresh cows with calf.
per head. S50os50O0: po,r. then meadow stock. pcr
head 1O.OOaI5nO.
LAMBS AND SHEEI'-C Choice fat sheep TT H..
4l.a5: fair shcSp. Sd inferior. rough sh,cl. rcr
head l.jOa2.so; bucks. Ier b. to quality and
condition. 3I2s4; suing ,ambs. per H. 10, fair 10
medium grade. Ss9.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Aug. z.-wHEAT-ITcglar and
higher. Trade moderately inactive. No North.
ern +. O. b.. ITsIt; No. red. Z. o. D. LslL; No .
hard winter, L66Es. {. Q. B.; No. mscaroni, to ar
rive. L62A; No. l Manitoba, La. Exporter, took
about 7OOO 900 bushels
CORN-Strong; trade hindered; No . yellow
fresh-sheled. to arrive. 90. c l. f.: No. ,, fresh.
sheIed. to arrive, 99l7, c. l. f. Exporters took
nothing
OATS-Firmer; trade is moderate Standard
SSa5Siz No. white, 52a5254; No. white, 5ia5ll4
elevator basis, ungradsd. 5lIaaA
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record
JAPAN GRAIN YIELD HIGH.
wheat and Barley Crop Above Five
Year Average,

cablegram to the Bureau OF Crop
Estimates. United States Department of
Agriculture, from the International In
sutute of Agriculture, Rome. Italy re-
ceived yesterday, gives the production OF
wheat in Japan as "a 444 900 bushels. or
S+S per cent OF last years crop, and 1Ol.2
per cent Of a five-year average; and the
production of barley as 99S22oOO bushels
or 800 per cent OF last years crop, and
1920 per cent OF d fve-year average.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Bankruptcy Division.
IussIcs SfnHord

In re James S. Fraser: cause continued
before Z. S. McColmant as referee
In re Eugene Bush; cause continued
before f. S. McCalmont as referee
In re Mundy Company: cause continued
before f. S. McCalmont as referee
In re Frank A. MaCNIchol; order to pay
fees.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
southern Railway Earnings,

The Southern Railway Company an
nOun2ed yesterday that its gross earn
ings for the second week of August
amounted TO N,4o9819, an increase OF
l4.99 per cent over the same week OF
1915. From July !, the beginning OF the
fiscal year to August "A, the gross earn.
ings were &,12L974. as compared with
S,15152i for the same period last year.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York Aug Money on call today opened
at % per cent; high "a per cent; low per cent
close. q. Ter cent. Most Of the loans were at
"a per cent
Tine money at the commencement OF the week
steady and showed an easier tone Rates
to the end Of the year were g.ap4 per cent: over
the yea-. 5laa3si per cent
Mercantile paper was in good demand, with
very little offering. Rates: Haa2A. per cent for
five and six months.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22

Revenue receipts for this fiscal year
up to the close of business August 10,
$lO5. .133, ,219.l6; reverse receipts for the cor
responding period last year. $50, ,3O6 O75. "A.
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the close of business August
S1O6, 49, ,2l9.16; revenue receipts for the COR
for the corresponding period last year,
s11o 80 q97 L.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund. s2l3, ,593 O02
Total receipts yesterday ...... 2,42S, As
Total payments yesterday ...... 3.465, ,262
The deficit this fiscal year is $50, 0,627, ,OSS
against a neficit of $21.954, $50 last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
James A. Cahiu AWAY

James a. Cahill, vice president Of the
Commercial National Bank, is spending
a vacation at Thousand Islands.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Equity Suits.

G466l-Louise C. Crismond VS.. Edward T.
Crismond; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torney, Charles o. Shaw
34562-William Schoneberger, treasurer.
VS. John I. Sacks. administrator, and
John D. Hill. interpleader; plaintiffs at
toreny, J. P Mcmahon
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Circuit Division.
.Iusflce Sinffnrh-

Hubbard VS.. Haynes: security for costs
ordered in 10 days: plaintiffs attorney,
G. +. Williams; defendants attorney, H
b. Moulton.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Bsltin7rs. Aug 1--Whest clo~ed stroaE No ,
red spot and Augus,. 5oS. No. . red w-ts-n
spot and August ep.
'nRN-Spo; and AuF1st -
OATS-0ld standard Vhite soA~E
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Mech anics' Liens.

O5I-Harry Burlingame VS.. Charles H.
Marshall and others. trustees; lot 142 and
part of lots 143 and 45 square 1895; s65; at
torneys Brandenburg & Brandenburg
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Criminal Division.
Justice SfaHord

United States vs.. Charles Morris: as
sault with dangerous weapon; personal
rccognizance taken attorney, Fountain
Peyton.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
Furnished by w. D. lJibb, & Co.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug. cI-HOGs-Receipts 3I.uo head
strong. Bulk lO.iOal09c: light lO.4Oall %: mixed.
lolosIl0 90; heavy 99Oa1.oo; rough. 9.9oalolO pigs
S.o0a97O.
CATTLE-Rec,ipts. oi.oo0 head; steady. Reeve
7.loall.0o; COWS and htifers 365a94O; calves 90Oa
l20
SHEEP-Receipts q 100 head, steady. Natives
64OS7.75; Western 6T5a7.so; yearlings, 7.4oas65
lambs, 7.5al00.
Pittsburgh. Pa, Aug. 2.-CATTLE- Receipts.
2,So head: higher. Tor 1000.
HOGS-Rec5ipts 400 head; higher. Prime hsav.
let. lLl5aII25: heavy mixed, lI3O4ll25; mediums
and heavy yorkers ll95al.3o; light yorkers, ll.COa
ll5o pigs. 9.5olI0.6O; roughs, 7.25a95o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 500 head
steady. Top sheep 500; top lambs lloo.
CALVEs-Recsiuts. l.ooo head; lower. Top, sl27
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22
COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, AUGUST a1, 1916.

VS.. John J. Keenan,; damages $50: plain
tins attorneys, Thomas L. Jones and
John Ridout
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22

William L. Caldwell. of Chicago, was
two hours late to work one day recently
because his rooste~ that called him at
6 o'clock each morning died during the
night
The Washington herald., 1916-08-22

Other Financial News on Page 9.
The Washington times., 1916-06-23
COLUMBIA PLAYERS
SCORE IN TOURNEY
Three Local Cracks In FIra
Sixteen at Wilmington
Country Club.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 23.-Thret
Washington players. members Of COL
urnbia Country Club. among them the
District golf champion, qualified in the
first sixteen In the ANNUAL invitatior
golf tournament Of the wilmingtor
Country Clui N. A. Dempsey. ]. q
Dempsey. and Edward B. Enyon. IT,,
were the Columbia men who got inte
Cup competition. Co.
N. A. Dempsey had q score of is7. J.
I. Dempsey's oarG was 172. while Eyn,
on's figures were 1s3. In the second
sixteen fer tHe Vice Presidents Cup
Donald woodward. Of Columbia. and J.
Donald cassc;ls. Of Chevy Chase. made
the running. .-
Charles A. Watson and Hugh Mao
kenzie. both of Columbia, were listed In
the fourth sixteen when the reckoning
was made. while ]. Thilman Hendricki
ana c. c. Gordon, of Columbia, were
ranked In the fifth sixteen.
II. w. Wood. of Atlantic City, took
the low medal score in the qualifying
round with l5i, Play In the various six.
teeEs started tccay as follows:
First s'xteen:-wood VS.. Maxwell;
Turner Va. Dyer; A. N. Dempsey w.
Rhodes: J. G. Dempsey 'vs. Corkran;
bankard We. Wendell: Eynon vs. Lind
say: Tyson vs.. Highley; Smith vs.. Saw.
yer.
Second slA;scn-Young vs. Hall; VIII.
iams VS.. Clarke: Cochran VS.. wier:
Jones. jr., VS. Frick: Blake vs.. Arm
strong: Cassells VS.. Way: Baldwin VS..
Woodward: Stabier VS.. Cleveland.
Third sixtccn-Bolton vs. Morton:
Booth vs. schoch: Wallace VS.. Purneii;
Vetterlein VS.. Steward; Thomas va.
Thompson: pyle va. J. II. Gay. jr.; Um.
benhauer We. Reilly: satterthwaite va.
Kemp. ..''-'0 -
Fourth sixteen-De Long VS.. l.. Smith,
Bailey VS.. Corby: Rossett vs. Richard.
son; .. X. Smitn We. Zeckwer: Sypherd
VS.. Morton: Mackenzie vs. Hotchkiss:
Brinton vs.. Wstson; Morrell VS.. Cor.
son
Fifth sixteen Leonard VS.. Gray; Hen.
bricks. Gordon. Hemphill. Jones ar.
| Mahoney, Huxley. and O'Neill byes.
The Washington times., 1916-06-23
Foster Is Eighteen
On List of HurIerS
No-Fiit Hall of Fame Gains Another in Red Sox Star,
Who Blanked the Yankees Yesterday-Neither
Johnson Nor Alexander Gets In.

July 8. Isss-Donohue: Philadelphia VS..
Boston.
August n. lsss-Thornton; Chicago VS..
Brooklyn.
M, May q, sae-Philippi; St. Loui, VS..
August q. lsss-white: Boston VS..
July l2, lsoo-Hahn; Cincinnati VS..
July is. lsoi-Mathewson; New York
September. Is, 1soa-Frazer: Philadel-
phia vs. Chicago.
June 1S, lSO6-Mathewson; New York
vs., Chicago.
May /, isos-Lush; Phiadelphis vs.
May 8. 1soe-Pferrer: Boston vs. Gin
cinnati.
July 20. 1soe-Easton; Brooklyn vs.. st.
Louis.
September 20. 1so7-Maddox: Pitts
burgh vs.. Brooklyn.
July 4. 1S0s-Wiltse: New York VS.
Philadelphia ten tnnings).
September s. leoS-Rucker; Brooklyn
September 9, 1s1a-Tesreau; New York
VS.. PHILADELPHIA
September Q. ls14-Davis; Boston VS..
Philadelphia.
lfpril i5. isis-Marquard; New York VS..
August 81. lslS-Lavender: Chicago VS..
June 10. lss-Hughes Boston vs. Pitts
burgh. '.~s
American League.
September 20. lso2-Callahan; Chicago
| vs. Detroit.
May 8, 19i4-Youns; Boston VS.. Phila.
| delphia.
August II. IscLrannehiil; Boston VS.
| Chicago.
July p, loo6-Henley; Philadelphia vs.
| ST. Louis.
September 6. 1867. Smith: Chicago
| VI. Detroit.
September n. lso5-Dineen: Boston VS.
| Chicago.
June 30, lsOs-Youns: Boston VS.. New
York.
September IS. 1soS-Rhoades: Cleveland
VS.. Boston.
September 20. 1sos-F. Smith; Chicago
VS.. PhilGielphia.
October 2. lsos-Joss; Cleveland VS.. Chi.
cago.
April 20. ,slo-Joss; Cleveland VS.. Chi
| cago.
May 1a, 1sic-Bender: Philadelphia VS.
| Cleveland.
July 20, lsil-wood; Boston VS.. st
| Louis.
August 27. Isll-walsh; Chicago VS.
| Boston.
July Z, 1si2-Mullen; Detroit VS.. St
| Louis.
August 30. 1si2-Hamilton; st. Louis VS.
| Detroit
May 81, is.4-Benz; Chicago VS.. cleve
land.
June q. isle-Foster; Boston VS.. New
| York.
The Washington times., 1916-06-23
Tomorrow's Games.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia. 4: Washington. O.
Washington, s: Philadelphia, !.
Boston. I: New York. o.
Cleveland. 4; Detroit, 3.
Chicago. q; 81. Louis, o.