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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
CAMPAIGN
POSTPONES LAWSUIT
lMall' spseial o The Advertiser.l

q Nmaal opcciAh 70 Ine AuVeruserJ II
HILO, October 2 Because Repre-.
sentative 9. H. (scrap Iron) Brown Il
busily engaged in his strenuous pri.
mary campaign, he escaped having to
como TO Hilo at this time to defend
the Honolulu Scrap-Iron company in a
suit brought a long time ago by the
Hilo Sugar company for a debt Of
about $500, due for old iron. Attcr.
ney Harry Irwin, representing the Hilo
Sugar company, came here all the way
from Honolulu to try this case, but
when il was called before Judge Quinn
in Che fourth circuit court, on Monday,
ne was ronfronted with affidavits,
which ne first threatened to oppose a.
being Insufficient, then stated that, Az
Mr.. Brown was in the midst OF pc.
litical campaign, he would not oppose
4 postponement, and the case was con-
tinued. y. Douthitt is attorney for
the scrap-iron company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
R|GHISAS TOM|NINC
INMEX|CO SET FORTH
american Commissioners Send
Forth Demands Of Citizens
tAssoeiat,d Press 81 Federal wirel.s..,

ATLANTIC CITY, October The
committee representing fifty 81, the
principal American mining companies
operating in Mefico, which has APP
peared before the American Mexiean
joint commission to protest against the
present taxation laws Of the de faeto
government as confiscatory, yesterday
submitted to the commission a proposed
schedule Of taxes which they declared
to be fair and equitable.
The Mexican commissioners agreed
20 take the proposal under considera-
tion and to forward II to the City of
Mexico, to be submitted to First Chief
Carranza.
The discussion on the general border
situation has been continued.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
Reports oi Situation In Dobrudia
Clash As Loudly As Do Armies
StruGullbd For Mastery Of That
Bloody District Of Rumanla
BULGARs ADMIT DEFEAT
ON MACEDONIAN FIELDS
suMMAaY o. rHh wAn Nnws


Reports Of the aituation An the
Dobrudja district continue to con
tradict each other, some claiming q
big Runanian victory, while others
assert that the Rumanians have not
succeeded IN striking . heavy blow.
oofih admits the retreat Of the
Bulgars IN Macedonia, before heavy
attacks Of the Serbs, while IN the
TransyIvanian district the Rumanf-
ans beat back the Teutons IN .
series Of heavy thrusts.
Germans launch an attack south
q pvinsk. but are repulsed By the
nIavB.
In oalcia and the Voilynian tn
angie the Russians continue their a.
tacks upon the Germans and Aus
trians, claiming that they are max
ing gains.
Wet weather hampers the work Of
the Allies IN the Wo1t but aftempts
Of the Germans 70 regain some Of
their lost ground. are defeated with
heavy loss. IS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
AN IMPROVED OUIMINE
DOES NOT AFFECT the HEAD

Becau-e OF lie tonic and laxative eject.
LAXATIVE BRoMo ouININE viii be folud
letter than ordinary ouinine. Does not cause
nervousness. nor ringing In the head. Re,
lenlber, here is only one Bronze ovlLine.
The slgna.Srs Of X. w. Grove ID ON esr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
BREWERS WOULD REDUCE
PERCENTAGE OF ALCOHOL

tAssocia.sd Press By Federal wirelsssl
BUFFALO, October 4--To meet the
growth of prohibition sentiment
throughout the country, speakers at the
tHentieth annual convention Of the
Master Brewers association, in session
here yesterday, proposed to cut down
the percentage Of alcohol in beer.
These speakers pointed out that the
"dry,' territory was constantly in
crensing in this country, and urged as
a counterbalance TO this that the
9kisk't in the beer the brewers are
making be reduced materially. Y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
GERMAN FIFTH WAR
K DEMAND Is POPULAR

tAaociatad PROSE- BY Federal wirsisss.,
4 BERLIN, October A. Unofficial fore
casts are being made as TO the amount
the government will ask for IN the fifth
war loan, soon to be announced. The
Indications are that the amount re-
qnired for this loan win exceed the
total subscribed for the pending loan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
COST OF LIVING STILL \
IS MOUNTING SkYWARD
tAssocia.ed Press y Federal wir,ls.al

\ ASSOCIATED Press ~ Federal wirslsssl
WASHINGTON, October 3--Figures
made out here show marked increase
in the cost Of living. Flour is higher
than since the Civil War, potatoes are
l16 per cent higher than year ago
and meat Is twenty-fopr per cent high
er than year ago Beans, which are
a short crop are seventy per cent high
er. Cheese has gone up twenty-three
per cent. ir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
.0KUMA HAS RESIGNED
ASPREM|ER OF JAPAN
Old Age compels Him To ReIin-
quish His Official Post
Especial cabiogram 70 Hawaii shinpo.I

Nopeciai caplogram 70 Hawaii bhinpo)
I TOXIC, October Marquis oku.
ma, premier Of Japan yesterday
rendered his resignation 70 the Milado
Mt the imperial palace.
He explained to his Majesty the rea.
sons for his resignation, declaring that
he has been unable to hold the posi-
tion because Of old age and The in,
frmities attendant therenpon. The
designations Ct his fellow cabinet mem
hers viii be sent to the Mikado today.
The premier recommended Baron X.
Kato, leader Of the Doshi-kai party az
his successor,
Two elder statesmen, Prince Yama.
gaia and Marquis Matsukata, with the
other leaders Of the Seiyukai party,
have agreed to recommend viscount s.
Teraucni for the premiership. 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
AMERICA IS INVITED
!. TO CONSIDER COMMERCE
tAssoelalsa Prsss BIZ FedsraI Wlrelsasl

NEW YORK, October AN in,
formal invitation from David Lloyd
George, the British minister Of state
FOR war, that the United States send
10 Great Britain an industrial commits
zion similar to the one America has
lent to France, 10 study the postwar
leeds of the ccrmtry and to prepare
Tor Americas share in the period Of
rebuilding. The invitation has come
to the American Manufacturers Ex-
sort association.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
COLLAPSE OF STRIKE
IN GOTHAM COMPLETE
Associated Press BY Federal wirsIsss.l

, tAsaociated Press BY Federal Wireless.l
NEW YORK, October 4-Further
evidence of tho general collapse Of the
Traction strike and the total collapse
Of the attempted sympathetic strike
,..rs sbov'P vesterdAv whom all The M
lice guards were taken from the SUBJ
way trains and denots.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
NEW JAPANESE ENVOY
TALKS Of FRIENDSHIP,

SEATTLE, October Baron Aimaro
Sato, former ambassador OF Japan Ia
Austro- Hungary and the newly-ap,
pointed ambassador to the United
States, was the guest Of honor at y
great banquet given yesterday by the
chamber OF commerce. He took the
opportunity to announce that his am
bassadorial duties would be "to bring
further assurances Of friendship that
exists in japan for America. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
INFANT|LE PARALYSIS
F|NALLYUNDERCONTR0L
Coming Of Cold Weather Eradi-
cafes Where Sayants FAN
tAl.ocl...d Frssa y rsdsrsl wireless,

4 SAssoois.se ftess ~ feaerai WireiesB)
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE New
York State health department has
Withdrawn the embargo on children
leaving New York City which has
been in effect since last July.
The restriction Of travel on the part
of children was due to the outbreak Of
infantile paralysis, which IL was de-
sired 70 confine to Greater New York
If possible. s b
The number Of cases now reported
are few and the health authorities
have decided that the danger Of
spreading the disease is over with the
coming of colder weather.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
TO CONVEY
ALOHA TO PoNTlFF
tspseial cablegram 70 Nippa JUS

Especial cablegram TO Nippn JiIi)
TOXIC, October tho Mikado has
decided to send his personal envoy 10
Rome on a special mission to the Pope,
who last February sent special envoy
to Toxic with message to the Mika-
do. Yagoro MiuFa, minister 10 Switxar-
land, has been selected as the envoy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
MARQUIS 0kUMRS CABINET
REPORTED READY TO RESIGN
(Associatod Press By Federal WireIeasl

VAH5UuINtuu Ftu11 ~ fouuFhI WireIoss1
u TOXIC, October 3--Newspaper ex.
tras, led BY the Nichi Niehi shimbun,
announce that the oknma cabinet has
decided TO resign. There are reports
that Okuma has said he will reeom-
mend to the emperor 70 appoint Wis
count Takaaki Kato, former minister
OF foreign affairs, as his successor. II
Is also reported that Marquis saionji
may be asked to form new cabinet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
QUOTATIONS ON SUGAR
n CANE HAVE INCREASED

SAN FRANCISCO, October 4-The
quotations on cane sugar have in
creased sixty,fye cents hundred
pounds on the local market since sep
TENDER ~. The Wholesale qnotations
on refined cane today are $40 hun,
,dred, with the same retailing at $765.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
BRITISH AER0PLANES RAID
GERMAN AlRSHIP STATIONS
tAa.osia.sd Press v Federal wireless,

LONDON, October 35-British aero
planes today attacked German airship
shods In the vicinity Of Brussels. One
British aeroplane was lost In the raid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
German Ambassador Intends Calling Upon
President Monday TO Urge That Measure
Of Relief For Starving Thousands Of War
Victims Be Undertaken BY United States
SERBS ALSO NEED HELP
(Associated Press By Federal Wireless)

ONG BRANCH October Bernstorf tile German
- ambassador will call upon next Monday ac-
ordng which have been understood
that he will present to the President letter
Kaiser IN reply 70 one sent by the President urging that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-06
CLEARING HOUSE FIGURES
/ SMASH FORMER RECORDS
tAssociated Press by Federal wireless,

tte's ~ fsasfAi Wiroiessl
NEW YORK, October 3yrrans.
actions in the New York clearing.
house for the year ending September
80 exceeded $l55,000 100000, new
national record
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
Washington. d. c., June .. 1916.
The CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager The
Wash ngton Times. city.

Wash .ngton Times. city.
Dear sir-As a reader OF your paper ! i'm
medIately noticed the advertisement Of the
United States Upholstery Co.. located At as
10th ST. y w. with It's special offer OF
readers OF The Times II would be well 10
call the attention OF the special oner for
upholsterinR; as the work 10 done by the nm
est workmanship and the aterial used has
the tendency OF four score or more years OF
continual use. II Is necessary for me to
adyise any housewife a way In preserv Wing
the furniture at a low price and consult the
II. s. Tpholstering CO.. Yours respectfullv'
- - II. VAIL.
1925 Lincoln ave. n. r.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11


He said. in part: Let us consinder.
as the strongest case in point. the
pyramidinE OF reserves. wish II had
been possible to stamp out this evil
within a short time after the opening
OF the Federal reserve system. AS It
Is, many OF the smaller banks are still
IN the condition Of a patient who knows
that he must undergo an operation in
order to be fully cured, but whose
mind every now and then rebels ut the
thought. and who continually relapses
into arguing with himself that. after
all. he might possibly prefer TO con-
tinue to live with his disease and take
his chances OF the certain recurrence
Of acute convulsions and intense suf-
ferinR rather than to have the opern-
ton performed. The country however,
has decided that the operation Is nee
growth. and the vast majority of our
bankers are In full accord that II is
the wisest thing 10 do. The pyramding
Of reserves will thus end on November
IL. 1911, But. as ! said, wish the ope-
AT present our national banks ap-
proachdng $1,000 100000 or these. a
substantial proportion represents items
the depository banks; the balance, eX-
cep!ing about 800, 100000 excess cash in
vault held BY. all national banks out
side OF New York. Is kent entirely IN
NFHtIdl TtSeTNe CllItr' ltie Nulh DVlnB III
the city OF New York. There It Is On
deposit-drawing interest at tho rate of
per cortland loaned out on stock ex-
change and other collateral. or invested
In commercial paner. EXCEPT as 10 the
small total excess reserve of about
$50. 900. This is a reduction Of excess
cash reserves in New York of about
500, 0O0, 900 since January %
bank of Elk River. MINI. and this
bank should in turn deposit this
amount In a bank at Minneapolis and
the Minneapolis bank in turn deposit
II In New York at per cent interest
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
washington, d. C.. June s. II

1925 Lincoln ave. n. r.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
Street Marks Time As
Country FORCES Ahead

and New York invest this money In a
piece OF commercial paper at per cent
interest, II ~ a most extraordinary ana
unique method to permit Helix River and
Minneapolis to count these deposits as
reserves. while n the bank of ELK River
had itself bought the paper. II would
have carried II as n loan and all the
rest Of the structure OF reserve bank
deposits and reserves would have been
wiped out
I'm other words, In the final analysis.
II we consider the system as a unit,
there II not an excess reserve OF one
billion, but only about $lUO,VV.OVV; the
balance is invested today In the 'fioat,'
repr esenting uncollected items in
transit. commercial paper, stock exchange
loans, and securities. IL we. study the
changes in the condition OF the New
which have occurred between October
81. lylt, and May !. 1915, we find the
following increases estimated at:
Act. 81, 1914 May II, 1915
Collateral loans. bf7 mill. TO y4-plus w
Investments In Sc
curities .......... 16 " BO- l4
Unsecured loans
which include
commercial pa
Der ................ Gus 81" ISL 2Bl
total increase of.................. S4z
During that pc
riod, deposits In
creased from. l, 1UO mill. to z. lUb-plus yUO
I'm addition, collateral loans and,
holdings of securities OF New York nom
member trust companies increased by
1914"
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
The Vacuum
Treatment
Drugless
Healing.

100 of them In the
UNITED STATES. Prof II. v. ID.
ard 2s.oOOyooo Parker. the Pion-
DRUGIEsS HEAL Physician.
ING: IN THE u. 8.
THEIR OPERATIONS NEVER MAIN.
MUTILATE, DESTROY LIFE, or
MAKE DOPE FIENDS. THEY WILL
CURE you AFTER OTHERS FAIL.
If You are SUFFERING FROM
ANY DISEASE,
THE VACUUM TREATMENT
Is the CARDINAL ONE. THAT ELM
MATES (CURES) the SERIOUS aud
INCURABLE tso-caIIcb AILMENTS.
u matters not WHAT THEY ARE, or
that the PHYSICIANS OF JOHNS HOP
EINs HOSPITAL and THOSE Of this
CITY. who are ms PROMINENT and
WELL QUALIFIED us ANY, HAVE
FAILED 10 RELIEVE YOU. COMB
and CONSULT ME and get my oPIN-
ION OF YOUR CASE, THEN go md
INTERVIEW MY REFERENCES-
Patients-I will furnish you a list
you will and q partial list In tomor-
row mornins's Hernid-they Will ~.
FORM YOU OF Its value ms a HEALTH
REsTORISG AGENT. BOOKLET and
C0NSJ LTATIoN FREE.
PROF. II. y. ID. PARKER,
with more than 50 YEARS Practice,
the last 13 In THIS CITY.
OFFICE SUITE, 7IO-7IS Bond Bldg.
Hoursi 10 \. VI. to g r. NJ.
Sundny 3 to 3.
BRING this AID WITH YOU. IL IL
good for YOUR FIRST TREATMENT.
VACUJ NJ TREATMENT
For Ladies and Children.
VIRGINIA Il. HOLT,
1915 ST. NJ. w.
Hours; 10 Z p. NJ. arid by mp
poinIment.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
Says the New York Sun in regard to

tho situation:
Political developments overshnd-
owed the entire financial situation.
As result trading was
light The eyes OF the financial dis.
trict. like those OF all the rest of
the country. were turned toward
Chicago. Aside from the develop
ments at the Republican and Pro-
gressive conventions little attention
The continued Russian successes,
the renewed German gairs At YER
dun and the untitled tonnage state
mcnt OF the United States Steel
Corporation all went practically un-
noticed IN Wall Street.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11

The New York World remarks,
along the same line:
Uncertainty as to the outcome OF
the Chicago convention was the
chief restraining influence in the
stock market during the week and
was responsible for the narrow. ir-
regular movements therein. The
public tool; little part. II any. in the
making OF values. and professional
specInltieE
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
WINTHROP RANGE
OPEN ON WEDNESDAY

Although many OF the local riflemen
have made arrangements to demon
strate what then are doing In the mat
ter OF sane preparedness. by turning
out In the parade next "Wednesday. the
rifle range at Winthrop will be open
for any who desire to shoot the marks
man and expert rifemen courses.
Announcement was made today from
National Rife Association headduar-
tiers that arrangements have been
made with the Washington. Southern.
r.. r. & p. railroad for a stop at
Cherry Hill. the nearest station to Win
throp. In the schedule OF the train leav-
Ing this city at 1901 every day.
This train arrives at Cherry Hill
about 12:45. and Ia met by n launch.
which will convey rifemen to the Win
throp range.
A considerable crowd visited Win
throD range yesterday.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11

The following rather interesting com
ment IL contained in the New Yorl
Times:
Perhaps no other single influence
affected business in general during
the last week as much as did the
weather. The most obvious result
was the slackening OF retail trade
owing to the inclemency which kept
many shoppers indoor. ..
But this same weather factor OBJ
that OF garb. One OF the principal of
these was the matter of crops. The
poor showing OF both winter and
spring wheat. as indicated by the
Government report, may vet prove to
be serious disturber of general
successive seasons Of large crops
which aided In making the present
prosperous conditions. Market has
been found for the surplus OF tho
great grain crops abroad. and there
seems every reason for believing that
much Of those to be harvested this
year will find the same outlet.
The New York American says:
An increase al Sl6.422.SsO In surplus
in loans In the actual bank statement
combined with the nomination or
sent Wall Street home Yesterday in
a hewildered state of mind.
This news was not known, how
ever, until after the market closed.
The hardening rates for money fore
cast an improved bank statement.
As there We're no extraordinary de-
mands for funds II was evident that
the banks were simply STRENGTHEN
ing their reserves by a wholesale
calling OF loans and the marking
UP OF rates that had been going on
all week.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11

Washington. d. C., June s. 1915.
CLASSIFIED Advertising MANAGER. The WASH
ington Times
Dear Sir-I take great pleasure In recon-
have dealt for the past two years, wal
ford's in my opinion 10 the most promineni
sporting goods store In our city. You VIII
ana them absolutely reliable in all respects.
Two things impressed me particularly IN
m aking my purchase there; The nrst was
nsr 81 their clerks and the second was the
rea sonable prices OF their goods. ! cheer
fully sdvi.. all who may desire {SSds a ,E%s
that line TO visit Weliora,s,; ,,oNv erM uH''
yours. JoSrHn 'f0FF A'
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
Last Weeks Winners

Washington. ID. c.. May 10. 1916.
Classified Advertising Manager. The Wash
inRton Times
II Is really wonderful to have an old thin e
made new. But that In what can be done
with an umbrella seemingly useless at N. u.
Philpiu's e0o ST. y. W.
The March winds made a wreck OF my
umbrella. and had about concluded To
throw II away, when my attention was at
tracted to the advertisement in The Times
Special Gloria silk Receivers. n I took
my umbrella there 10 be recovered. and am
more than pleased with the result. Very ro-
spectfully, ". A. DUGUlD,
20 End ut. n Z.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
sHARPsHooTERs COURSE.
Live Stock Prices.

Closing prices on principal live stock mar
kets:
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June 1e.-Iiogs-Receipts, Il, 900;
unsettled. Bulk 80. 30@s. 80: light, ~. s0de IS;
mixed. tso6as.5S; heavy. $4,000: rough. SEA
s:lb: pigs, ts.s5de55.
Cattle-Receipts 200; steady. Native beef
cattle. pTil.3 30; stockers and feeders teds. 20:
cows and heifers. ta.soess.sS; calves. $500
u.8.
sheep-Receipts. 5000 weak. wethers. sTa
SIS; lambs. Tbdio.s6; springs. t.2bdn.I.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 1o.-Hoes- Receipts. 5000;
lower. Pigs and lights, 81. 50d9.35: mixed and
butchers. tsas.S; good heavy. tstons.5o;
bulk &c. 6da35.
Cattie-Receipts. 800: steady. Native beef
steers. t7.5onli: yearling steers and heifers.
-. 5otilo.5o: cows. S.6ofts.5o: stockers and
feeders, t5b0ds. 90: Texas and Oklahoma
steers, q. b0n9.50: prime yearlins steers and
heifers, ts.7Saio IS cows and heifers. t'ds:
prime Southern steers, t9di0; native calves,
sfiii.50.
sheep-Receip,s. $50; steady. wethers. '7n
g. 90: clipped ewes. H.5Ods clipped lambs.
IS. 50fflo.3S spring lambs. sionI.&.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
Classified Advertising Manager. The wash
ington Times:

Dear Saskatchewan I have noticed that
several OF your readers have commended the
skill OF other hat stores in restoring hats,
l have noticed no one praisinE d, Neufeld's
aptitude in the same line.
Last year. having an old Panama OF APP
parenly little use. and hearing through
kindly advertising OF Neufeld's. ] took IL to
him. After lapse Of several DAYS, II was
returned to me. pressed and cleaned-in short
beaver rebiocked, and. as before. have been
confirmed In my belief that as hat spe-
ciallst" d. Neufeld has no peers yours
truly, JOHN +. COTTER,
7O5 TAYLOR st. n, W.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
WEEKS TRADING KEPT
LIGHT BY POLITICS

Politics SO oversha dowed events OF the
last week In the world of finance that
tho New York papers In their market
reviews today Generally agree that the
slack sales Of the last six days were
not due to any waning OF prosperity.
As II was. the really important finan-
cial news Of the week came too late
to show its effect on Wall street. Every
thing was so uncertain that even
Hughes manifest strength on the day
before his nomination and Roosevelt's
FLOP" to Lodge failed to mirror any
startling reflection on the market.
However. financial editors Of the en-
tire Atlantic seaboard have been prac-
ticallv unanimous for months that. re-
gardless OF the result OF the elections.
good times" are firmly established, for
the time. ct least.
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
SALES AND RANGES
Of Stocks and Bonds Washington Stock Exchange for
the Year to and Including Saturday.

Furnished by W. b. Hibbs q Coz
The Washington times., 1916-06-11
WINTHROP ASSIGNMENTS
MONDAY.

Posohice Department, 100 O0).
WashngtonPlattsbur 20 (2).
Washington Fencers, 10 (2) .'
Board Of Trade, 20 (2)
District Of Columbia Rifle Club 10 (2).
Interior Department Home Club, so (5).
Cornthian Yacht Club, 10 (2).
Erecting Shop Rifle Club, 10 (2).
TUESDAY.
Department of Commerce, 20 (2).
Interstate Commerce Commission so (5).
Civil Service Commission, 20 (2).
Municipal Building, 10 (2)
Smithsonian Institution, 20 (2).
Department OF Agriculture Clubs, 100 (30).
WEDNESDAY.
Internal Revenue 40 (4).
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, 80 (3).
Treasury Department, 40 az.
Winder Building 10 (2).
Florida Rifle Club, 10 (2).
War Department, 100 (0).
Department of Labor, 20 (2). .....-
Expert riAeman for sbarpshooers from all clubs
THURSDAY.
Department of Agriculture Clubs, 100 (3o).
Army and Navy Union, 100 (10).
State Department, 20 (2).
Department Of Agriculture Clubs, 100 (30).
Military Service Legion, 10 (2).
Navy Department, 40 az.
National Press Club, 10 (2).
Postoffice Department 100 Q0).
Department Of Justice, 10 (2).
Woodward Building 10 (2) ...
SATURDAY.
Clubs are authorized many indicated paen
thesis every day including Saturday
High School Cadets 80 (4)
George Washington University, 10 (2).
On Saturdays the will fred part Of the
range and the sharpshooer the other part.
Special.-nter-club match will be held on Saturday