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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-14
MISS BJURSTEDT FEATURE
OF SECOND DAYOF TENNIS
TOURNEY COUNTRY CLUB
Much Progress Made Rounds BY Both Ladies and Gentle
men, Whitney VIII Finish Second Round Today In
Singles-Erskine Buford Looks Like
Champion of Club Again

BY FRANK L. MONTAGUE, Jr.
Clear skies and q moderate tom
perature did much to speed the Old
Dominion Tennis Tournament alons
toward It's climax yesterday afternoon
at the Country Club. Tho playing
on the whole was exceptionally good.
considering tho fact that the ANAL
rounds are yet several days of.
The second round In the mems SIN
giles was completed and two matches
were played In the third. The round
In the mems doubles was nearly COM
pleted. while the nrst and second
rounds Of the ladieL' singles and two
matches In the doubles were played.
To-day the third and fourth rounds
Of mems sinsies and second and third
rounds Of doubles will be played,
while tho ladies will probably com.
plete the second and third rounds Of
singles and first and second rounds of
doubles.
Mts Bdursasds Il Player.
Miss Molla BJurstedt. the tar
famed champion. arrived yesterday
and made her initial appearance IN
the afternoon against Mis- DAILY. Miaa
Bjurstedt, although not compelled 70
extend heroelf to win from her on
ponsut. nevertheless exhibited splendid
control and graceful, easy strokes. 4
large and enthusiasts gallery WITT
lnsassd her match and seuerousiy an
paAudsd her sffectave o1Esn0A Nla
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KIRCHER WILL BE EARNED OUT
BY MANAGER SMITH NEXT WEEK
Remarkable Showing Made BY Ralph Baker and Excessive
Playing Expenses Of Club, Causes Manager Smith
To Act-Rhoades VIII Twrl Against SHEER
man This Afternoon, O'clock

Johnny Bates went to left field in
the place of Twombiy. who played
shortheld.
'Stoney" Miller did most Of tho
hitting for the visitors. getting three
bingles out of ave journeys to the
rubber. Local fandom was anxious to
sec just what Johnny Bates would do
with the willow. but the good pitching
Of Humphreys during the ninth frame
kept him from coming to bat
A foul tip. of the bat OF one Of the
Orioles, went through the wire noting
back Of homo plato In the nth tn
ming and landed on the Jaw bone Of 4
boy sitting near the front The youth
was carried homo in IN automobile.
His name could not BE- procured.
Although It wasn't the nisysst drum
corp IN the world, those fellows In
the grandstand yesterday pulled some
encouraging stunts.
Ralph Baker made q good ienpres-
sion at shortstop. Baker can nsld
very well and throws to nrst in .
steady manner. He accepted fve
chances errorlessly yesterday. Baker
can hit, too. Although he II not
credited with bingle. he sent two
balls to the outheld that would have
been hits had not good feldjng on the
part of tho Orioie gardeners prevented
this.
Angel Arrason win not play today.
Arragon praotiood . while yesterday,
but was unable to cAvort around In
his usual way. His leg IN stu stiff.
Manager Smith will pIay Baker at
short until ArrAgon recovsss.
Micksy Keliiher demonstrated what
q real bang-up game Ia At hrs& yestsr-
dAy. Mickey came in for much ap-
plause during the contest.
Whom Morrisette came to bat thsrs
were much applause. Two Of them.
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vJurstedt 10 scheduled to play asain
to-day 1t 1850.
BufoEd Beats McAUuan.
Tho most important and beot-pln1ad
match OF yesterday was played - m.
sktne Buford, city champion. and No
MILAN. Buford won the ARK set easi.
ly BY . score Of 3 to :. IN the go.
md, however. Mcmillan forced his
skilled opponent 10 extend h1msoIf 70
the utmost in order to draw the large
end OF An SIS score. Mr.. Buford's
playing wAs featured by HE terrific
serve and . fast bankhand Ar4vo vhich
worked with unfallinS regularity. I'm.
lem he has = considerable revorsn OF
form. IL 10 very likely that It Win take
several more rounds to eliminate the
Country Club Champion.
The ladtss' doubles tournament vas
opened By . match between Nlsses
Anderson and Warren, Of the Coun-
try Club. and Misses Taylor ana Bull.
The younger plaJ ers fought hard
and put up good game, but the
longer experience and greater endur-
ance Of their opponents proved too
much for them and the result was
stf1isht sets In favor Of Misses rAy-
lor and Bull.
Whitney to Play To-day.
I. H. whitney. who won his matches
In tho drst and sscond rounds, Mon
day, did not play yesterday but will
probably play his third round SINGLES
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WELSH KING ONLY
HORSE TO FINISH RACE

New York, June 1a.-welsh Kfng
proved an easy winner in the steeple-
chase handicap at Belmont Park this
afternoon. He was the only horse to
fnish, but at that he was the best Of
the FIVE starters
Relay, a 3 to s shot. captured the
Quoque handicap at a mile. which
was the feature Of the day. A melon
was sliced in the final event, when
Republican, backed down from 7 to
TO 10 !, came rolling home, I'm
ishing almost in the tudges stand.
Tomorrow afternoon winds up the
meeting az Belmont. The scene shifts
to Jamaica for a week.
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BY RAYMOND BUNYoN.


Manager Billy Smith, of the
Richmond VfrEfnians yesterday
afteRnoon notified Geo. "Cumedy''
Kircher, utility fielder and CO.
median Of the club, that he would
be fnr1ned out or released at tho
end OF nine days. The large ex-
pcnse attached to the carrying of
surplus players and the good
work shown by Ralph Baker, tho
college shortstop. in the game
yesterday In believed to be the
reason for the action Of tho man
ager. Ktrchcr has many friends
in Richmond. Ho 10 . heady ball
player and his coaching At third
base has saved many runs for the
Vfrgintans. It u hoped that
George win bo brought back.
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Buffalo .201 oo3 liz
Rochester .......... 900 900 600
Summary: Earned runs-Buffalo. g.
First base on balls--Off Cooper. 8: off
Heroic. 3. Struck out--By Cooper, 6:
by Herohe. 3. Three-hase hit--Hum-
mel. Two-hase hits--Cooper. Jackson,
base--Holke. Lett on bases-Bunalo,
Q: Rochester, ~ Double plays-
Siglin to McAuley 70 Holke (2). Hi,
by pitcher-By Cooper (JAcobson) J..
Wild pitches--Herohe ca. Umpires-
Freeman and Handiboe. Ttme--l:B0.
800,
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COOPER SHUTS OUT
ROCHESTER, HUEITTERs

Buffalo, Juno 1e--luy Cooper was
Wild, but tnvinotnie with man on the
bases today and his effective pitching
coupled with heavy hitting by the
Bisons sent the Hustlera down to a
Z to defeat Although Cooper al
lowed but four hits the Hustlers got
fourteen men on bases. bat Just when
the visitors threatened, Cooper did. his
best pitching. The champions batted
Herche hard throughout the game.
Gin got three hits in FIVE times up.
The scoret
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TORONTO TAKES SECOND
GAME FROM AfONTREEIs

Toronto. June IS.--Toronto took
the second game OF the series today
from Montreal by TO 4 score.
The Leafs led all the way. but the
Royals threatened to tie 1t up In the
stxth.- Ehocker relieved Manning AZ
this tuncture and struck out SIX of
the twelve remaining batters. Mckee
ana Slattery had home runs.
Tho ecorA.
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EIxTEEM-TNNIM0 GAME
CALLED ny DARKNESS

Boston. Juno 1S.-Darknsss over
took Tia Braves and the Cincinnati
Reds s4 ths end Of the sixteenth in-
Rudolph kept the hits scattered, ana
In the twelfth pulled q thriller by
stopping . liner from Clarke's bat
With the bases full ana two out. In
tho same session Groh and MolIwits
engineered q double play that pre-
vented Fitzpatrick from scoring.
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MAKE It
four FROM C0hMES
HARPER PITCHAs WE'LL
Senator Hurier Allows But Three Hits,
and Warrington wins, > to 2-Rod
Sox and Yankees Win Games.

Cleveland. June 1.-THE Indians
made It four straight from the Ath-
letics today. batting Myers hard In
the first four innings. The score was
IL TO .. Myers was no puzzle. and
the home team made hits when hits
meant runs. Bagby. who pitched for
the Indians. was effective after the
third inning.
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PLAYER STRIKES RYAN
IN FACE; Is MORRED

Rocky Mount. N. c. June IL
webbing support. connected with
timely hits by the Champs explains .
8 to ; victory over Petsrsburs this
afternoon.
Spaid in the dfnging pit for the Tar
Heels was much . master Of cers-
monies and II was until the eighth
that he was In danger Then. after he
had . safe lead Of sax runs In that
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DODGERS WIN AGA|N;
CARDINALS lose, 81
Je0 Pfoner Allows g. Louis Team
But Three Measly Hts-Brook-
lyn should HAve Had Ghutout.
DARKNESS STOPS CONTEST
Sixtcn-Inning Game In Boston Halt
od-Gaants Lose Again to Cubs
After Much Tghting-Phillles Beat
Pirates.
DARKNESS STOPS CONTEST

Brooklyn. June la.-The Cardinals
narrowly missed a shutout At Ebbeta
Field this afternoon. whom the Dodg-
ers won, to !. Jake Daubert, after
scoring two OF the Brooklyn tAllies.
muffed 4 throw from Catshaw in tho
ninth. allowing Bescher . lease Of
life. Bescher took second on Miller's
pass and scored on Hornsby's single
to right. JEFF Pfeftsr held the Cardi-
nails to two hits.
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Summary: Two base hit-Simmons.
Sacrifice hit-Gust. Double plays
Barnett to Steinbrenner to Gust: Hart
sell to Morpeth. Struck out-By Por.
ray. Q; by CrabbIe. s. Base on balls
BY Porray. !: by Crahble, l. Hit
by Pitcher-Hopk!ns. Left on bases
Norfolk. I: HopeweIl, (. Umpire
Roosana- Tme-l:2A
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Bethany Home Anuiytxaarv.

The twenty-second anniversary OF
Bethany Home for Friendless Chill.
'oren will take place Friday. at the
Home near Bon-Air.
The Southern train leaves the Mair
Street Station at ten-thirty A. NJ, re.
turning at eight o'clock. Tho traini
Will stop at the Home.
The public and friend6 are Invited.
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Games Today.
Cincinnati In Boston.
81. Louis In Brooklyn.
Chicago in New York.
Pittsburg In Philadelphia.
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American Association

AZ Milwaukee,; Columbus. !, 4, D.,
Milwaukee. 2: 2; /.
AT Kansas City. Toledo. II: II;
/; Kansas City, 8: II; /.
At Minneapolis: Indianapolis, 4:
8; /; Minneapolis, /; 8: /.
AT st. Paul: Louisville, 4; Z; /;
81. Paul, 7; Ia, 2.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Atlanta. 7; Memphis, I.
Birmingham, s; LATHE Rock, q.
Nashville. 2; New Orleans, i.
Chattanooga Mobile postponed, wet
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POWDER PUFFS ADMINISTER
WHITEWASIIING TO JAMES;
RYAN HIT BY RIVAL PLAYER
Goober Member Slashes Rocky Mount Catcher and Drawn
Great Crowd Upon Tield-Lefty Crabble Had Norfolk
Team at His Mercy Throughout Contest in Hopswer.


Results Yesterday.
Portsmouth, 3; Newport News. Q.
Rocky Mount. 9: Petersburg, :.
Hopewell, ?; Norfolk. 0.
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Chicago, June l3.--HArper held the
Sex to three hits today. and Washing
ton won, to 3. The locals made
their two tAllies in the NTH round on
Jackson's single and q double by
Terry. Ed Walsh made his annual
effort to come back" but was wild
and had little Of his former vigor. He
lasted only three innings. double
and two singles In the third causing
his retirement.
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Totals ...~.~.~-S2 4 ID IL
sBatted for Fullerton In ninth.

IOTDTitp WV saw Wv
Summary: Three base hits---Wag-
ner, Damrau. Home runs---McKee.
Slattery. Sacrifice hits--Biackburne
Trout Stolen hases--Damrau. Thomp-
son. Murray (2). Trout, Blackburne.
Double plays-Manning to Black
burne to Graham Almeida to Wag-
ner to slattery. Struck out--By Full
lerton, o; Manning. !; Ehocker. 8.
Bases on bails-Off Fullerton, 3: Of
Manning. 2; ghocker. .. UmpireS--
Cleary and BranAheld. Tme-2.
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ssanlane OF Ciubs.

Games To-Day.
Warrington In Chicago
Boston In ct. Louis.
tNo other games sohsduied-)
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Sf S"mmsr,. - Base: on oe s.,' Sa1
Meadows, :: or Pfsfer. /. etrucl
out--By Meadows, .: BY PfsdAr. 7
Hit By pitched ball-Hy PfafSe,
(Hornshy). Home Sun-Daubert
Three bass hit-Daubsrt. Stolen has,
-ostS. Umpires-Risisr and HArrt
son. Tfme-1:ll.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
BROOKLYN. 3; q. LouiA I.
Philadelphia. 5; Pittsburg, 8.
Chicago. 3; New York. :.
Cincinnati, o: Boston. 0 tie innings
dariness).
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I ullHuEIp1A , wv WV WV 2
Summary; Two base hits--Graney.
Speaker (2), Oldring, O'Neill, Lajoie.
Three base hit-Turner. Sacrifice
hits-Strunk. Turner. Stolen bases
Schang, Turner. Base on balls--Or
Bagby, l; off Myers. I. Struck out
BY Bagby. 3: by Myers. 8; by Ma
bors. .. Wild pitch--Bagby. Passed
ball-Murphy. Umpires-Connolly
and Hildebrand. Time--1:50.
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Manager Dunn seemed pleased
when he was presented tho bunch OF
flowers BY his Richmond friends.
Dunn 10 stdu popular here. He waa
on the first base coaching hne durins
the game yesterday. but only once or
twice did his CLEAR. soprano voice be-
come audible In the grandstand.
Sammy Crane was benched by Um-
pire Hart when tho former vlrgintan
protested shout q decision ct the frst
bag. NOBODY thought Crane was the
man TO be benohed, ~ there wero four
or ffvo Orioles doing the Hooking.
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BOWERS, BAND, HITS
AND MORRISETTE BRING
VICTORY TO VIRGINLANS
uh Outfit Calmly Takes Defeat Handed Them By Rich
uond Team to 0-First Shutout For Locals This
Season-Baker Shines In Shortfeld

BY Morrisette. Umpiroe--Hart and
keenan,. Time-2 hours Attend
ance--4,6oo.
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St. Louis. June i1~--1nller Higgins
gays thsre 10 no chance for Johnny Mo-
Grew 70 get Slim saIlee from ths st.
Louis Cardinals unless he wants TO give
four or f1vs Of his star players In re-
turn for the lanky twirler. ''salles 10
a valuable pitcher. and the Cardinals
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Il aIRcTyIAyS, s; Baltimore o,
crcafo. 6: Montreal, a.
%. :; Rochester, O.
lszrcs>- Newark. wet grounds
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standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
Baltimore In Richmond
Montreal In Toronto.
Rochester In Buffalo,
Providence in Newark.
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Johnny Bates went to left field in
the place of Twombiy. who played
Shortheld.
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When Morrisette came to bat there
were much applause TWO Of them.
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Mcksy Kelliher demonstrated wha,
real bAng-up game Ia At firs& yestar
dAy. Mickey came in for much ap,
plause during the contest.
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(Sypopsis of Previous Inst stallments.) }

Max Lamar. ci,me specialist. Is IN.
formed ot the release OF Circle J.iu
Borden, u notorious criminal. Ihe name
Circle ornes rom the hereditary REQ
circle which appears on the right mana
in each generation Of the Bordens.
June Travis and her mother, htetestoa
in the reform oi cX-conviCts, are aWaitins
Borden's release. Borden refuses .n,hl .nIh
aid. Bordens son Ted q good-for- -no.h-
when his father pulls him away. pur,
sued by d large crowd, Lamar among
them. Borden and his son reaeh M
rooms. old Borden seals the soon' ,i.
which the boy IL asleep and turns on 'hs
gas. Borden kills himself. ,,,,
Thinking that the circle banded fanny
Is extinct Lamar sS Is SURPRISED pf womsn o1 @ IN
swiftly moving automobile. lie oNeresnss ~.
the car. but occupant has Ronei, md
Woman sinks into NEARBY lpnosinc
dress and hat of white. -, han
The woman la black is no other man
June confesses Mat she has done ana ~ ~
Old servant Ia overcome. me ths
s'stcmenn about the red circle , cau arous,s
nurse to give an exclamation that arous ,s
June 5 curiosity and she insists '""'
tell her ali she knows. Yun.
Msry's complete story informs Stsr suM'
ths, she is not Mrs; IT,, Ir"nts Rn,d.n. Mary
having changed the infs%ts whoh ,nm.
Travis baby died Lamar calls on Dad
and she jokes with him about ths 'Se'
Circle. ,.,o,.
Mary. in trying to divert the suspiG.ons
of Detective Lamar, hnds herseHa aonncd
precarious situation. She mas uoh"e ~
June's coat and Lamar seeing 'ne 70 q,
miisr black, pursues and corners He' ,ha
a garage, her coat having caught IN, IN 't TO
door. While Lamar awaits perhhsslo,, S
force the door, Mary slips from the rs ~.
and escapes. Lamar asks foIs irrIs.
from June for suspecting her anu n"'''
to headquarters with the coat. u.r,.
With set purpose June pnrchases so
mems apparel and a wig. 90.
In this strange attire she goes W ps.
Ice Headquarters and by clever f"''
secures the inc-iminating coat. a,
Lamar and the police chtei are arsai
plussed at the escape OF the suppSseu
tailor and Lamar goes TO interview San w
Egau. former associate OF JIM So'e 80
10 learn what ne can OF Red 1lrS,t a.,
t!vtties June pursuades Mrs lfaN's :"
close her city home and go 10 the Se
shore. - r~o,,u
Lamar finds a shoe in sam hsan .
shop which he suspects has a secret
compartment and is about TO lnNesu
gate when June comes In to say soo"-
bye. o.
Rid of Lamar and June Egan SENDS Ior
Alma IASalle tells her TO go to Surfton-
hv-the-Sea gather up what raluabies shs
an at a big ball and be sure the watchiui
detectives see a red circle on her hand.
Besides June at Surfton there is a speno-
thrift heir OF an inventor ot war mum
tions who Is to meet the agent OF 'or-
.tD
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By ALBERT PAYSoN TERHUNE.

battering lam. iroceeried to waste
fully three minutes In pounding The
crazy door from its rusty hinges
count % sheG 9SS forth s a'i paStng S oa
in pursuit OF the thief.
1T was IL woman" uuffed Drew a
he broke into a run. Our only clue u
end-and-there was fiery Red Cir
Gle on the back Of her haHd"' .
(End OF Fifth lnstallment.l
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DEATHS

McliATH-On Saturday, January 70. 1915. at
$3.50 a. M, MARTHA ISABELLA. widow OF
Andrew NJ. MCBath
Funeral services at Wrights Chapel 1871
Tenth street northwest Saturday evening.
January Il. at O'Clock lntarmsnt al
Knoxville, Tenn.
NEALE-On Saturday. January H., 1916 ~
4:30 a. M, in her apartment 2i0S Fourteenth
street northwest, SARAH IA. NEALE, Sun
vircd by her sister. NJ Emma Neae, and
brother Charles 4. Nealc.
Funeral private
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In Office Since '85.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. 15.-Thomas
j. Stewart. OF Norristown. former COM
rlander-in chief of the National g. \.
r. and head of the National Guard As
sociation. today began his twenty-sec-
ond consecutive vesr as adjutant gen
eral of the Pennsylvania National
Guard. General Stewart is sixty-seven,
and has been in public office since 1885.
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SPIRiTUALlSM
Prof. JULIUS ZANCIC'S
Danish Psychic Reader

Who m"dicted the Present European Va
when he read the Kais.r'S hand at Pot sd.ll.
Palace. 1905, holds tes, seanccs al his Spni.
uai Temple 90 18Th 81. y. W, nightly, en-
Cept TUESDAY and saturday, at sharp. AM
he advises any one Woo is Interested III al.
lranch of spritualisuI, mental telcpa'Iiy.
palmiSlry, or any branch Of "Ccultism 10 a
tend these meetings, which he will pseAti
over, and in addition have with him =.
" wCll-known spiritual m"siunl. Mrs. SaunGrr.
who is con rolled entirely by Indian GunIrs
Her test aI"n" IL considered most mary g ou"
and COnN lnClnB. Monday. Wednesday, anu
Frida! evenings test seIuCc. Every Thurs
day evening, Mystic Amateur Night Ere,
to any one gifted with some power wncrnrJ
it's ClairvoyanCH, mSpirat ti"nal. speaker rc,-
lures, poetry, or any branch pertaining 10
slate writing. Trumpet speaking. autoiu,Ii,.
writing. matcrializailCn. All these branches
Of nCdiumship win he shown under The hes,
possible conditions win have u chance -.
get their power developed free. No Cnarge
made in any case Here Is chance for thos,.
who in tho past have not bad a chance II,
come forward. All free
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Deaths.

Carrie g. Griffin, q years, l'@l First street
northwest
Julia Bur,on. 70 years. Georgetown Gniver-
sty Hospital
Antinino III giuseppe, % days, I27 renth
street northwest
Elmer Iandakcr, 10 years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
William Gurin. 81 years. Government Hospi-
tai for the Insane.
Axel +. Jespersen, 2s years. Washington
Barracks, ID. &.
Eugene Trainer, Sc years. Sll NJ street north
west.
William J. Collins, a years, rs F. street
northwest.
Robert Linden. months. Walter Reed Gen
cral Hospital.
Alice y. Cupid. years. 422 Florida avenue
northwest.
Eugene Tyler. 81 years, s0 rwenty-second
street northwest.
Silas Carter, - years. $50 NJ street southwest
Henry Frazier, 81 years, 1884 kramer street
northeast
Ch"sley Spencer, IS years, Garfield Hospital
John sbes, " years. Freednens Hospital.
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PROPOSALS.

Of riCF, Ur' I.,E COMMISSIONERS, DIS
TRIC1 or coll MBIA, JANUARY. IL,
1916 SEALED PKOIpSAI.S will BE- received
,h. offlVa OF the SeCr-Iaty OF the Board
Of Commiss Iuuers, Room ous, District Bulu-
ms. until : u'rluck u. Nj February l. l9,E,
Tor SNCaNatlng, Era jtnp, iil,inS. suiiinE, sod
ding, and Eurtdriur Crnird! 1t gh school Sic
18th IIId Chiffon streets, northwest WASH
ihGtUn, .. Bank forms OF pr,i osa'.
specifications, aud an necessary n'u,'ualInA
may be nb' sinrd from the 'hioT t','h la.
cinccr Department RO"n - N.rly.., GulA-
hv. Washington, T. g \ 90, OF hrc
dollars viii he r'uurIl "rl i'm
OF plans ana Sperihr,'! IS '.t 1.
NEWMAN. IOIIS ERr .',r. CFARLES
", hUTZ, CommlsaIon, -. -, e.
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WkNTEO-AGENTS

New ana Beautifully ilIurt-atr,. 40 o.
Packer +. Washington. Low pIice Big
Commission seller.
SEND cn cents for handsome outfit this
t. partially cover exp and p0Stapa
FOOLS lcady for delivery. B. r. JOHNSON,
EC.. so Pennsylvania Az. v ". VAST
. inhlOn, } c.
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IN MEMORlAM

tSotIcee for this column are accepted &C %
cents fiat. either prose or poetry, N case no.
tice does exceed ten lines. And le cents
for each line In excess of ten,
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Vital Records
Births.

Slcu and Catharinc L.. Ashley. boy.
henry .. aud Clara l.. watts, noy.
Aenry NJ. and sarah Z. so,horon. gui.
l..
Arthur l.. and Ada NJ. Hadget,, BOY.
Walter and Ethel Pierce, boy.
Charles a. and Lena Il. kirllcy, girl.
otto l.. and Bertha kroll, girl.
Clyde and Grace a. hammer, boy.
Joseph /. and Ada NJ. LAS, boy.
George E. and Rose l.. Dreyer, boy.
Michael and 1innie l.. Debernsrdi, uoy.
Alexander G. and Elizabeth ". Chadwick,
boy.
George J. ana Elizabeth e. Baur. boy.
Oscar l.. and AliC" r. BIanton, girl.
Percy and Ruth srother, boy.
Charles +. anu Mabel Hackley, boy.
William and Annie Barnes, Uoy.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Marriage Licenses.

ErIth ReeiIts RichmonU. va. and Psulini
AltriChter Rcbmond
james :. boIden ana Mary j. Williams.
Paul Ebisch, Erie, ra., and Clara PetTat.
Erie, Pa.
John E. Abcnschein and Marie V. Wright.
Clarence J. Fairfield. Arcade, \. Y, and
Julia VI. orion, Arcade, y. Y.
Charles o. Mills and Mary Z. Heffner.
c. Guy Morgan and Margaret A. Barrett.
W. w. Foley, Waterfall, Va, and Mabel J..
Griffith Waterfall, y. y.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SAl.E-Grorcry, at \ country place,
hear Washington. Inquire oOS Mass. ave.
h., Tel l.. 43O.
FOR SALE.-S-TooiG ruorning house; rents Tor
So. 50; brings in 50 munthly. Nill sacrifice
to quick buyer, centrally located. Bon 20
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