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The Washington herald., 1916-09-30

New York. Sept 2s.-Bradstreet's re-
view Of trade tomorrow will say:
Trade reports are all in superlatives,
and the United States enters the last
quarter of the year with a record of
past achievement and future promise
such as neither this nor any other
country has seen, Old measures have
been surpassed and the business world
Is without yard stick capable of
measuring the present or the future of
the country's development. War demand,
the original lever Of progress, still is
In evidence but in some lines purely
domestic demand is now such as to give
future occupation to productive energies,
and given the continuance of the war
abroad, no apparent change can be fore
cast at home.
TRADE is active, more SO than ever;
industry is still at capacity limits, COM
modify prices are at new high levels,
bank clearings break all records for this
time Of year, export trade is doing like
wise, and so large Is the volume of orders
booked ahead that producers rather than
buyers are now in many lines picking
times and places of delivery.
Staple goods are wanted for Immediate
use, for next winter and for the spring
of 1913 Retail trade is Of record pro-
portions, labor Is scarcer than ever, car
shortages press grievousIy on producers
as on consumers and as artisans, farmers
investors, Industrial interests and busi-
ness men in general are all doing we'll,
collections are good and old accounts are
being squared"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT oi
COLUMBIA.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA.
September 2. 1876
The Public Schools Of the District q CoIurnb;.
will open on MONDAY. October Z 1915. at O'Clock
a. N
ADMISSION TO GRADED SCHOOLS.
New purnls are admitted 20 the kndergzrtens AT
MINIMUM AGE OF FIVE YEARS. and to the
YEARS
All chilAren not on the rolls os the r-ubc .rhooIs
at the cloae Of last year who desire to enter the
graded schools and hnderEsrteus will make appl-
cation for admission tickets At the schools most cn-
vrnient 10 their homes. PRINCIPALS VIII be at their
buildings Friday and SATURDAY Septenbcr .
and 80 from $50 to 10 a m. and from to $50
VACCINATION CERTIFICATES MUST BE PRE-
SENTED.
GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS
All pupils in the graded schools last year e1cept
those promoted 10 the high schools will report to
their last rooms from which thoee to be Trans
ferred Will Re sent TO the higher classes Pupils
promoted to the high schools will report at the
respective schools at II a. N. Monday October
ADMISSION TO WHITE HIGH SCHOOLS.
AL applicants for admission for advanced
standing in the Central Eastern. Western. and
business HiEh Schools. and the Mckinley Manual
Training School, other than those who attended
the dEth grades Of the District Of Columbia must
report to the High School Admission Board on
the third floor at the Franklin School. on Thurs-
day or Friday. September Y and p between the
hours Of 10 I2 a. m. snd to p. m. The Board
Will assign Pupils to the examinations.
Examinations for admission TO the first wear oS
the high schools will be given on Saturday Sep
tember 20. at q. m. at the Franklin School
For admission to the first year pupils must be pre-
pared TO take examinations in English grammar and
compoAdon, arithmetic, United States history and
constitution. and geography An applicants must
present proper certificates OF records Of all work
completed in other schools otherwise no credit may
be given for such work. Examinations may be re
Quired. but credit may be given for some Of the
work done in other schools If certificates are satis
factory.
ADMISSION TO THE CoLoRED HIGH
SCHOOLS.
All candidates for admission to the first year
classes Of Street High School, the DEPARTMENT
Of Business Practice, the Armstrong Manual
Training School, except graduates Of the sighth
grades Of the elementary schools OF the District Of
Columbia will be examined BY the High School
Admission Board. at the Street. High School. on
Thursday or Friday, September S and 2. between
the hours Of AMI p. m. The Board will assign
pupils 70 the cIaminations
The requirements for admission to first year classes
the outlined above for white hiSt
schools
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE OPENING OF
NIGHT SCHOOLS WILL BE MADE LATER.
(signed) ERNEST L. THURSTON,
Superintendent Of SchoolS
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
u. S. Forced TO CUT
SIZE OF DOCUMENTS
Paper Shortage compels Government
to Curtail Publications.

Prospects OF nationwide paper fam
Inc threatens seriously to hamper the
work Of government printing bureaus,
End yesterday officials IN some OF the
departments in which the supplies are
consumed In lnrse quantities took stsps
TO cut down the size of certain classes
OF publications TO congerve the amount Of
PAPER on hand. Definite action probably
viii be taken to discontinue temporarily
the Issuance Of such documents as are
not deemed Of the highest Importance.
The United States government annual
ly places the largest Individual contract
for paper supplies made In the country.
and while the paper required for the
present fiscal year Is ready for delivery,
general purchasing agents have been
warned that thu mills will not be able
to meet demand equally as great next
year, even at The enormous increases Ir
Price.
DIR. o. H. Briggs, head of the govern
ment's general supply division, said yes
terday that the latest reports showed
that crisis In the paper situation had
been reached and that rstrenchment all
along the line would be enforced.
The government contract price for the
nne grades Of typewriting paper las
year was Il cents a pound" he said, ''but
today We should regard ourselves lucky
10 60 into the market and get the same
paper for % cents a pound"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
AUCTION SALES,
ADAM A wEscHLER. AUcuoNEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Apartment
known As the Belgrade.
BY virtue Of certain deed 1 trux duly
corded in Liber SSS al folio SO one Of the Land
Records for the District Of ColumhIA and At the
request Of the party secured ths-ShT the under
signed trustees will sell a. public auction in trunt
on the premises the ID day q OctobeT IgG at
half pas four O'Clock P. N. The following described
land and premises situate IN the CITY Of WAshtnF-
ton. District Of Columbia, and kDowu and dsdS
mated as and beng Lot numbered Fo-ty--rTen tc0
IN Charles b. Davidson'E E1bdiTisou Of original
8.33 I9t Numbered @ LiEht Cs IN sours HuTee-ed One
Hundred and ThirtyoDe Old, a. pef plat recorded
in the ohics Of the surveyor for the DAtric Of Co
lumbiA in LbeT at folio IS: subject 70 a Per
PetuAI night Of way for Grsy purposes over the rear
or west I'VE feet Of sAid lot hg the fun Width
thereof for and benefit Of lot numbered Forty
eight t4D Of sid subdivision, together with tie
improvements thereon. Sold subject % 4 prior DEED
Of trust for Thirty thousand dolArs CSSoooo turth-
er parhc1lars of which win be STATED at the sale.
Terms: Purch1seT may asS1ns the eIistinI En-
c1mbrsDce Of Thirty thousand DolArs $50 ouu and
pay one-hird Of the bslGncs Of the parchnss price
in cash. the remainder in one and two yesu ~
spectirely. with interest al 81 per oentun PER
annum. TO Be secured By de~d Of trust On the prop
Gty sold; q pay al zh o~u and above prior
enognbrence q Thirty Thousnd DoIla-s tsSo. .eoo.
deposit Of Five Hundred DollAz tS5oo VIII Be
required at the tine 6 the sAle. TLIss 70 Be
adjusted day n sale Tts to Be Food Of record
OF deposit win be refunded An oonvsysncnE re-
cording etc, At oost Of purrhAseT. Terms of sale
to be complied With within hnseu dEys from date
cf sale. othsTwise the depodt win Be forfeited and
property resold at the risk and cost Of such de-
fsut'ng purchaser. after Eve t0 dIys Advertisement
OF such resale IN some newspapeT published IN
Washington D. c.
R. GOLDEN DONALDSON.
Southern BufJdinE
HAROLD n. DE WITT,
Southern Building
Trostses.
FRED S. SwINDEII
Attorney for party secured
Commercial National BInh Building.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
VOTERS RATES REDUCED.
Certificates Issued by League of Re.
publican Clubs.

Certificates that will enable voters to
go home to vote and travel at reduced
rates will be issued by the League of Re
publican Clubs at headquarters, 1924 H
street northwest, after October 4, 1t was
announced yesterday by c. Lincoln
Townsend, president Of the leagues local
branch. The rate granted by the Trunk
Line Association is 2 cents a mile.
The reduced rates granted to date ap-
ply only to the states of Delaware, Mary
land, New Jersey. New York, Pennsyl-
vania, and West Virginia Extension OF
the concession to include other States
will be urged by the league.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
SUMMER HOMES ROBBED.
Fashionable North shore Cottages
Prey of Thieves.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 2s.-News that
summer homes in the fashionable north
shore colony had been robbed of thou
sands Of dollars worth of jewelry and
silverware within the last six days has
been made public by the police OF Man
chester, Marblehead, Essex and Hamil-
ton.
Police officials of those towns said they
are working on the theory that band of
burglars made their headquarters in this
city and toured the north shore by night
in automobiles, being aided in their rob-
berries by confederates within the houses
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING
Fuel for the United States Senate foF the hsczl
year ending June %, rl7. Will Be received At the
Office Of the SerEeAnt4t-Arms Of the United State.
senate until 2 O'Clock noon on the THIRD DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1876 and at that hour opened IN
the Presence Of thOss Bidder who elect 70 Be- prs
ent, VIZ: Fifty tons, more or les bert eItT1 hard
white ash anthracite coal, sgg sire: 70 tons more
or less same oosl stove size: % tons more or less
sane coal, chestnut size; l.ooO bushels, more O
less, best hardwood charcoal: 20 cords more or le
best hickory wood. l6-inch lengths Apply At the
Office ut the SerEeznt-Gt-Arns Of the Senate for
further information. CHARLES P. HIGGINS
Sergeant-St-Arms. United States senate
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS
DIED

LAGHAN-Suddenly on Wednesday.
September r. 1916 in Washington D
c., MARGARET G. CALLAGHAN. .
daughter OF the late John and Honora
CRlaghan, Of Chevy Chase, Nd
Funeral from her late residence, 800
Grant road, Tennsllytown, SATURDAY
September 30. 1915, al S:s5 a. m, thence
20 st. AIMS Church. where requiem
mass will be said tor the rppose OF
her soul Interment St. Johns Gene
terry, Forest Glen, Nd. Friends and
relatives respectfully invited to at
tend
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
French Alienist Dead.

Paris, Sept. 2e.-Dr. A. Magnan, one
Of the foremost alienists in France, is
dead. DR.. Magnan was chief Of the Paris
Insane Bureau and director Of the
French School Of Advanced Research.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
PERSONALS

WORKINGMEN-IT IS AL RIGHT FOR TS TO
buy a hDs stock Of rants; its good b1si1ess
proposition for you, that's how sarp czFs. re
done even DAY rEht IN this store. See what s. .
g will buy You save a lot Of nor. One n-scr
JCSTH's OLD STAND. So n
NOTICEI Artificial teeth ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis AbrAhRms, SIS G, Op. Pat OffieS
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED
cabinet maker and 6nisher. Ad-
dress BOX sos, Herald Office.

WANTED CLASS SALESMAN 10 SELL
automobiles; automobile man preferred bot viii
consider with selling experience in other Hnes.
h. H. MCNDY, I2ls Conn. ave.
hourS GEO. 4. FULLER CO. foot Of ZSrd s.
NV Lincoln Memorial
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30

PROPOSALS FOR RETAINING wALI-oFFTCE
of Pubic Buildings and Grounds, Washington, n
Q. Sealed proposals viii be received hes until
p. m. October s. 1915. and then opened, for furnish
ing materials and labor and Constructing an en
trance on west side Of Meridian Hill Park Furthel
information on srrNczrior
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. O..
SeptembeT 2. lg6 Sealed Proposals wfl Be ~
ceiTed at this Office, Room SOC, District Building
until ocloct p. m, on OCTOBER S lsls for
the construction Of pipe sewers IN the Districs Of
Columbia, involving the construction Of Ipr-u1i-
matsly 500 linear feet Of pipe seweT. z tncbes d.
Enster. Forms Of proposals. specifications and nec-
esSsry information may be obtained from the Ohief
Clerk, Engineer Department, Room G, Dssrs
Building Washington D. c. OLIVER p NEW
MAN. LOUIS BRowNLoW. CHARLES W.
KUTZ, Commissioner D. G.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF co.
lumhA, Washington, septsnbeT 2 lH6-Sealet
proposals VIII be received at the once o. the SEQ
rstSry Of the Board Of Cornnissiooe-s Rn,n Fp
District Building, until O'Clock ?. u. OCTOBER
10, 1915. for grading and improving streets roads
and avenues in the District Of Columbia Forms Of
proposals., specification and necessary information
may be obtained from Chief CLERK EnEineeT Dc
partment. Room e. District Building Wash,
ngton, D. @. OLIVER P. NEWMAN, LOUIS
BROWNDoW, CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commits
sioneFS D. O.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington, September y.
Isls-ssAled proposals will b. received at thi,
Office. Room 5oe, District Building until o'clock
p. m OCTOBER 10. 1916 for furnishing and dsliT-
sTtng forage, -four and meal. during the remaining
portion Of the fiscal year ending June %, 1871
Specifications aud form Of proposal NAV be obtained
..t ,o.n p,,,.,nS 54 TTp NrR RooH Rs
BRowNLoW, CHARLES ". KUTz, Conmis
sioneTS
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

GoNET 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY RIAL
esttts Al owpst current ntes EpsoAl privileges
With respect TO p-iE payuentA TYLER HCTH.
ERWORD Inc 81 18th -
HONEY TO DOAN-S5O0 10 so .op on D q
real estate Several trlE funds q 10 pr c-uL
All transactions CONDUCTED with economical couso-
tTIuon for boSrovsn- WN. q. SAUNDERS =
CO.. SouthsTn Building SC -sth = ~
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE,
JANIT0R-MARRIED COLORED MAN, WITH
out children. s0I 18th 81.
STRONG COLoRED ROY WITH wHEEL: REF
erences required; good wages HAYWORTH PUB
IISHTNG CO.. ESs G st. rw.
FIRST CLASS BUSHELMAN; SIS PER WEEK.
Gail at once. J. KLEIN zo 18th st. NV
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. BROW

MRS. BROwNELL
ClatrToyant Trance Medium. Tells past, present
future; advice business, home health etc
Gives names. Soe Eye st. NV
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
LOST.

C0sT-sTLvER B0wKNoT BROOCH. Be
tween 18th and st. 70 F E. Reward. Hl6
x
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The CORCORAN
GALLERY OF ART

THE SUNDAY EXHIBITIONS OF
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art will be
resumed, until further notice, on Sun
day, October l. 1916. Hours: from 1850
to 4:30 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30

William F. Carne, of this city. has pur-
chased from S. r. Donohoe the Fairfax
Herald, published at Fairfax. Va, and will
assume control of that paper on Monday.
Mr.. Carne has been identified with news
paper work in Alexandria and Washing
ton all of his life. For several years
past he has been connected with a Wash
ington paper. Mr.. Donohoe, editor of the
Fairfax Herald, has been in charge of
that paper for the last thirty-four years
The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
ADMISSION FREE

On week days the Gallery is open
as follows: Mondays. from II m. to
p. m. and other week days. from
9 a. m. to 4 p. m. c. POWELL MIN
NIGERODE, Director.
MONUMENT ERECTED TO MEMORY OF LATE
SOVEREIGN HARRY HAND will be unveiled
Mount O}iVet CemeteTy. Sunday 80 ,. N All
Soys-eigns families and friends cordially invited 10
attend. OTation and sulosy bg Oxpt william @.
stott Past Consul. osk O~nx, n~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
Michican.CorneIl

ID ANKlNG SECOND %.
Michigan "a
ting n The east on This sat ANS rt.
.l "a.
ithaca W0 crimes are not loatt wager r. t-.
the west thai Nosi has developed
has hole boz t..
D. lisa uf 4. nrH
90. 81 .
pcs These euaI
10 the Nusfucn a % .r
Other
sun ono RI l. "a.
aeal OF local interest IT. .
teeth than The Bulldog fastened .
MS whiskers T.--.
aiouth the o. "a . 100
ttate viii LFriEh % +, .s r.
Iignthcance, % grand forIa
Pittsburgh and W viii together .'s. .-.
Suction out east Pittsburgh "a ...
Jeu Tor So to IA victory and Pin sr.as f... 70
Notre Dame has taken
Catholic t
million 81 -4turi
important because I
East Lansing next week Thai promises ur--ta,
on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
BAUER SLIPS, But
DOES NOT FALL

Johnny Bauer lennon pin spiller
.r tr. Greater na'gaH bow ne tour.
..r.Is a.uce man Ho had = bad
rc-',rias Fu- average FOR his match
r an'- "a which ordinarily would
win nothing A thar company But
tddIe hummer h7pnrrad 20 have
oven a var-" tat sn1 hi, average
ftf $50 Hfne. won 'H SIX games
no -trt indicated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

Tofa0 1886 '1 .a,r 9-aag.at
-D4 fo- fvs Sam. a.H a,-
Hay Alien pDu 'Hr Or -.s ~
fa' tVomar bowling t..1 cart
on N0ndar might ~ emo Cal#4
lLa oa u' rp,5.-T we're
.as victim ~ tho Allen tr5r .n
OPENING match
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
The Tigers Predicament

IN
II N b.
E a
! De zen ra ~ F. 500 .
him. either a
either from the formation likely
eral other things II be should
H.
and Moore backs who shoot The ends sren -or
else II Is asserted Brown grand
80 while Princeton possesses the be- 1nr IN e cast q e best
hckers
plunge the s.
Harvard Yale
no idle dream demonstrated
deceptive
uon Of Horween ordinary
and LejOre,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
The Champions.

n MESS Michigan 90 .t.
III . II, rar-laE far fIr
u J ship They .. ...
Pitt has W & j. 2. 20 \,
Rin an Min he record .
rs-tHr..
legitimate claim In 1919 the Array bear steven
Nulanova. and
a Championship
Lebanon Washington Lee.
VNlauoya and Norc Dame and has
g..
mn be chamiIonship hn~her and Harvard ua. M.
aibi back
f. .,
tcuns u e pa
shich OIL toe f.
shd make the annoying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
Harvard Princeton

NUT headne will be Harvard Princeton This
S
" Both puzzles Perez Haughoa credited sikh
performance
another exceedingly powerful grid machine THAI folks
susp an
but
his
wobbly machine power
II Speedy
showing just enough win each minor and fer
re
Tiger this It asserted thar while
Handicapped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
The New Order Of Things

~ Salrday N-a.r-.- AT.
I \ win play Chicago, and Ohio .'. -
" And for he history ts. .' ..- Sgd
noted third For be- Gopher. Badgers
play al on DAY without crea.lg l..
a wild
We doubt II here WI be- %
atho The schedule admits OF ~ least $3.50 t. '
event Of tie games Sa--iss
nd Northwestern dealing Iowa Na--Ts1.-
handIly A nothing mis- season
its luck and a
almost great a Indiana
some breaks use HoossrS decorate.
The and Ohio 90 ~
may win. be ra'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
The Offerings Of the Week

FUNHE offers stirring r-s --ref The c''
Of Michigan v be- .as l. Ne.a1s. " 70 A.
IL college
A championship and ~aLs Oh The se.- .-.- re
bonin dope is rm
I'm the ~
dersw he
Involves tts '- viii p. 'ha
Rapids
and
. zeal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

70 thrN can't rrf Les. WItIHrd's
NAME tn fhs pnu~fs aup othrr WY,
me- attH"h hiv automobiles Some
dnF. mn DO, Tom Jones viii ereat~
sensation 90 spending o. utrkIs.
The Washington times., 1916-03-17
Manager Baer Gets
Football Started
G. W. u. Man Announces Schedule
and Looks for Coach and
Practice Ground.

With the Georgetown football game
on Thanksgiving Day next fall as the
objective battle George Washington
football prospects begin to take
shape with the announcement OF tho
schedule. Graduate Manager David
Baer and Manager Donald McRnew
are satisfied with the outlook.
II Is too early to speculate upon
the material at the downtown school.
Graduate Manager Baer IL known as
the most successful football mana ger
that q. w. U. ever had. In his un-
dergraduate days Baer put out a
capable team under the coaching OF
Fred Nielsen. and can be expected to
thoroughly comb the material for q
team next fall.
Arrangements are under way to OBJ
tain the use OF the American League
Park for next fall. @. w. U. used
the park In former years. The sched-
ule of games so far Is MS follows:
october 14-Gettysburg, at Gettys-
October al-western Maryland.
October 2s-Johns Hopkins, at Bal
timore.
November +--Ursinus.
November 50 georgetown at
Georgetown Field.
Several prominent football men in
the city have been mentioned as
coaching Possibilities for the eleven.
An announcement is expected in the
near future.
The Washington times., 1916-03-17
Bowling Tonight.
Arcade-Inglesides VS.. Argyles.

Arcade-lngleStdes VS.. ArRyles.
National Capital-Velvet Kind vs.. Pc
tomacs.
Postofnce Departmental. s. 5. VS..
Indepts.
Departmental-Land vs.. Labor.
Commercially. z. p. Co. vs.. Southern
Railway.
Georgetown Commercial - Murtaughs
vs. &. p. Ash Co.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Animal
Industry.
Knights Of Columbus-Presidents vs..
Cardinals.
Marine Corps-Subig vs.. Canacao.
Sit. Pleasant-Parks vs.. Security.
p. Z. p. Co-Meter vs. Purchasing.
and Bookkeepers VS.. Commercial.
District contenders VS.. Shermans.
Red Men-Logan vs.. Idaho.
Northeastern - Union Printers vs.
Thomas Jefferson Council.
Navy Yard-Torpedo VS.. East.
Odd Fellowship. Pleasant VS.. Beacon
Phi MI Sigma-Mu VS.. Epsilon =.
Capital City-wav erly VS.. Charles
Hotel.
c. a p. Telephone Co.-Contract vs.
Inter. Depart: Cashier VI. Construction
Revenue VS.. Engineer.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
VS.. q
Masonic - National VS.. Washington
Centennial and Federal VS.. Anacostia.
Royal Recommendations We. Kismet
The Washington times., 1916-03-17

weldon, of the Treasury quint, cop
ped frst prize in the Departmental
three-ball tournament. held at the Ma
ton Capital alleys Wednesday night. by
an unusual score. Weldon rolled late In
the evening and hung up the perfect
soore OF three tens. The top trophy
was a crisp ten-dollar note. Pagan,
OF the Interbureau League. got away
with the second prize, the third going
to Nelson, OF the Interbureau.
The Washington times., 1916-03-17
Will Play Two.

Two basketball games will be played
in the gymnasium OF the boys depart
ment Of the Y. M. c. A. tomorrow even
ing. starting at 7:3o.
Y. M. c. A. and Epiphany meet in the
first, which opens a series OF five, and
the Yankee team OF the mems depart
ment. and the Terminal Y. NJ. c. A,
clash in the second. which Is the decid-
ing contest of a three-game series.