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HEAVY SELLING
ON STOCK MARKET
Mexiosns were Less Affected a. a
Group Than Other spsoaAitaes.
Selling Heavy.

NEW YORK. June 22.-ouoted values
experienced further irregular impair
mrnt to-day. hs-N selling II the pre-
t"d'ng days Gcine renewed in conse-
qucnce OF the more acute status of
IN" Mexican situation. The movement
was consistent I'm that ~ had its tncep-
ton at the opening OF the days opera
lions and. except Tor fttful rallies. con-
tinued To the end.
MeNicsns were less affected as a
group than other we'll known specialties.
petroleum losing only ] = al its worst.
with H. for Greene Cananes. while
American Smelling lost little or no
ground and Texas Company made an
actual gain.
COppers followed the trend OF the
allied stocks. regardless OF the increas ed
dividend declared on Inspiration. which
appeared To have been discounted by the
trading element.
United States Industrial Alcohol was
the objective OF "a severe drive in tho
last hour. recording an extreme loss OF
= ON rumors that ~ had been decided
To postpone a prospective melon" o.
extra dividend.
Rock Island was again the most active
issue In the railway division. hut fell
under realizing sales. losing the greater
part OF the preceding days three point
advance.
Total sales OF stocks amounted 10 5S5.-
900 sharDS
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LEESVILLE

LEESVILI.E. o.. June - - Ross
Cogan was lea Shcrodsvill" sunday.
y. y. Hines was up from bennison
J N. Price was here from CarrolIton
SUNDAY
Mrs John Dixon has returned TO Uhr-
ichSvillc.
Al Shesrer was in Dennison on Tues
Wnber Holnes was IN Bowerston on
"Wednesday
Mrs. AIicc Creigcr was in Uhrichsvilie
on Thursday.
NJ. NJ. I.awman, Of wheeling was here
ou "Wednesday.
Charles Adair is here from Buffalo,
y
Mrs. e. r. shearer is here from Con-
n,aut.
Nr and Mrsn I'd Leach were In Dem
uison Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. - Moore - in Columbus this
week
MIR. and Mrs Toadvine. Of Toledo. are
guests OF T. ~. Love.
Misses Marie and Enic Price were In
ShcrodSVillc sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forbes. Of New
liagcr-towu. were here sunday.
Frank Beckett. of Conneaut. was re-
cent guest OF Mathew Henry.
Mr.. r ~. i.eggctt. OF Colorad, Is the
guest @ &. N. Leggett.
Miss Fern LegEett. Of Mesa. Colo. Is
guest OF ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. ~
Rev j. Q. :. Miller. Of Toronto. was a
recent visitor with his friends here.
T. W. Myers has been IN Massillon.
called there by the serious illness Of his
mother.
Mr- sarah protsman. who has been
a. Chrichsvilie with relatives. is ri
Mrs James Gray and daughter. Miss
Luella. have returned from a visit with
relatives in Cleveland.
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corrected by p. Baohman & Sons.
Hn..er- Ch..aa- EkEA nnl BlI-ltrN.
LOGAN BRYANs CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

NEW YORK. june .--~uPport was
az parcutly rendered Go Union Pacific On
order To- steady the rail list. but even
so. price concessions ia that quarter
We're the order Of Things. a. we'll AS IA
the Industrial department. \ while ago
vague and ludeuuitc report was cir
,llated fo tho effect that Europe was
negotiating for -uu.uoV.u"1 pounds OF
copper
Under tho stimulus OF that advice. cf-
forts Wer. mad" to inject new lii" into
copper shares without success. and to-
daV 10 wa finally stated that tho u'gp-
t,uriou~ w.r. -u-p.udri. The declsra-
tIou OF what was aid NJ nral to bee "a
quarterly dividend 90 s. con luspirat ion.
uut which risht near the clos" was said
.o b.. merely "t dividend Zen nat as
o. constructive influence. and liquidation
was later resumed on seal" that
strongly suggests that holders ~ cop
uer- are beginning 90 realize THAT e sharp
recession 300 metal prices 600 The taps.
While conditions lu Mexico ar" FAR
from satisfactory. -fill. So b. the teCuui-
cal condition OF things which counts Tor
most 10 present. aud We continue 90
strongly adhere 90 the view that she
owe r-.ytrudsl long interest 300 iudustri-
ais viii have 90 be. 'gualizcd before an
enduring advance can again be pro-
NOTED.
% BIS moro than probable that tax
pu fI" PROFITS ~ muuitiOu companies
viii Do. contemplated 100 new tax pro-
rusHle
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CLARINGT0N

cLARfNGTON. o.. June O.. Mr. and
Mrs IS MaIlor, and F"U. tuf. roe
weeks visit with relatives OF Young
town and Aaron
Frsnk Kss,cri o. Altitude was WIS.,
Miss iois r4r.y Of " T. so 3. who
far Eosaiia wa-b. va- shpppins .n
MIR. W.i Moaus, a.t ufue dausht-
sr or Ecilsire co.. Fa..t- of friends
suuds,. June 1s. was ffungiy OBJ
ssrt,f IL. tT4r.r.fur lodge. $50 94f *
of o.. az lts annual M.wurial Day
Misses Eisi. MekrIssl and Frcda
ST." ii,rman <r,.a,r ana daughter.
Elizabeth off Martins Ferry. U. arc
yis.unE Wr and Mrs Jacob Ebert
s.arF. b ketterer .- NItonshurr
was trars1.tins business here Wed
81 BE- q. Inns came down from Rel
loire Wednesday on q tri'f visit with
~ .a, ga NJ iegly Lr- s.s1. Of Gs9r
YOUNGSTOWN. 1. where th.r h1d zone
saturday called Hf fnt critical illness
OFF htli., s,and, h.ld. hcnrz VII.
wac The guest OFT relatives boo town last
W. rayf uavf,. who was visiting
boz daushtsr. Mra Mar case. has ro.
TUNED fn h'r home ~ Pnden 'ifl.
" Nuclei lhI'. or CLEVELAND.
ra1rf ON frfrrfa during q short stay
u town WefureIHr
q W WsIsvur..r vas n visitor here
recently
Mr ard Mrs Earl Ruhfs ines MIR
Jam TrrIrF| have returned home frn
their Wedding trIu and Ore receiving fHn
o'nE ra'piatio4s or ls'is e., ,"os
IIm Grove arc Visiting relatives in
town and vicinity
Nr and Mrs N coulter o. Wnrol.
inE attended The funeral of ne forrn-
er'H sister Mr. Iaues FowHr. ~ "
U $50 a. FRIDAY
Monday. hired fra. Hrra fnru.rlIut Tho
townshfn ard fraurHHted ofhrr imuUrf.
ant business
Mra Ate's NeInruas left Sunday rrr
N ....HH | where .Hr w. attend
school the coming survivor
u|. IIHr.. H.fr ~ WnnHe0rff 1fa.
ifsd her narrnfe nff and Nfra Thomas
TuhaurN lasf wee.
O. b letters of near wootsfsII vas
iu town TuradaF
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EXPORT BUSINESS IS
LIYENING IRON TRADE
Domestic Business Falls on, but There
u Improvement In Demand for
ship Plates

NEW YORK. June 22.-ENport bust
ness, present and prospective. continue
10 be the life OF the steel trade. Lo-
cal agents for France. Great Britain and
Russia in The last three days placed or
ders for about 10000 tons Of large steel
round and square bars m small lots for
direct export. and orders for 10000 10
10000 tons additional are available N
American mills can make shipment over
IN" remainder OF this year. Some large
tonnage are offered FOR 1917. but Eu-
roT'e wants only 1916 shipments FOR the
time being. japan wants 10000 tons
more marine plates.
Dome site orders have fallen of heav-
n.y. but there was some Improvement
noted in the demand for ship plates and
Tor structural shapes yesterday. Hoops
and bands are also In good demand. but
mill capacity Tor this year Is well sold.
Railroads are placing only few or
ders Tor rails and locomotives. hut there
Is fair demand for ears and some
large foreign orders are about to he
placed which will require several hun
drcd thousand tons OF steel.
domestic buying of pig iron has fallen
on sharply ia the last few days in the
Eastern territory. after sales OF 10000
tons. In the Central West the Anne RI
can steel Foundries has closed for 10 =
90" tons basic for delivery at the Sha-
ron. Pa. and Alliance. o.. plants and
recent sales at Pittsburgh are reported
rcgating 10000 tons.
The Iron Age says:
The steel trade Is quieter. but the
only recently competitive bidding Of
foreign and domestic buyers was forcing
prices up steadily; now the stage Is
reached when export demand is OF more
consequence than that al home. The
TACT that more steel in certain forms Is
available for early shipment Is attract
ing attention. There Is some r.selline
Of structural steel by fabricators who
bought spcculativcly in part. Added 90
TINS are offerings OF Bcssemer bars and
shapes at 2.50c. Pittsburgh for early
delivery and the marketing OF consider
all" quantities. OF rejected munition
steel In th" form OF ingots. bill.ts and
bars. At the same time the falling on
IN now inquiry has restricted the mar
kei Tor steel at premium prices.
some new contracts for war forgfuS-s
nave been made including 100. 900 .
men and 10000 l2-inch shells. repre-
scnttng together about 24.OO0 tons OF
steel II Bcssemer steel is taken tho
carly deliveries wanted on the second
half OF the $4,000 tons OF rails Rus
STA set out TO buy can be had some
stlu prices were realized on the part OF
this business already placed.
tn" deadlock between iuplement ma.
kers and bar mills over contracts for
tho first half OF 1917 ~ stiii on or no
hitl" concern 20 smaller implement com
panics Is the yer yconservatfve attitude
OF thtr larger competitors toward adj.
Nances on their products
The Mcssha range iron miners strike
came 10 little. on the question OF ebili.
~ 70 Eet down enough lake ore thor.
nave boon exaggerated scare report i
RECORD shipments are being made and
alarm - at least premature"
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WEAKNESS DEVELOPS
IN THE METAL STOCKS
General Selling movement Follows. with
some OF the Good Btock show
ing Gains.

Nharris. Winthrop a co. TO Fidelity In
NeStment Association
NEW YORK. June 22.-Today' mar
het was fairly strong until weakness de-
mat general selling movement started
~ ana prices save way all around. al
though some of the popular. good stocks
showed small advances over yesterday :
Closing. The market Will undoubtedly
back and nh for several DAYS vet Many
traders do not like the situation in Mex
leo. and In addition TO this a close Scru-
tiny OF collateral In loans Is causing
some selling.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & co.
Dow-Joncs says: virginia Carolina
quarterly dividend OF per cent on pre-
terred, payable July 10. stock OF record
June 30.
Wells-Fergo declared regular semi
annual dividend of Q per cent. pay fable
July 10. stock Of record July ..
4 great deal Of discrimination is rec
commended in making purchases in the
motor stock group. some companies
are in a strong financial physical and
market condition. and these viii get the
bulk or the government orders for motor
trucks now rumored near plaC INK.
stocks of new combinations are b.ins
Disseminated against.
II is rumored in copper circles that
the decline in London In copper metal IL
oy manipulation IN order TO get "A better
buying basis Tor considerable account
Inspiration Copper Company declared
quarterly dividend of s. a share. pay
able July 81, stock OF record July IL.
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LOCAL MARKET WAS
QUIET BUT STRONG

The local stock market was quiet
out strong yesterday. Local brokers
said that Notwithstanding the good de-
mand for leading issues. but little
lock was offered on the market, con
sequently few sales were made.
La Belle preferred was bid al 100 ex-
dividend, while common remained At
81 asked and y last sale. Wheeling
steel a Iron was offered at l42 ex.div,
idend Wv
Whitaker-Glessner advanced ves,er.
day. preferred being bid at I25 ami
common az 1854. gain Of two points
Neuralgyline was bid at IS2
y dividend OF Ia per cent has been
declared on Ward Baking preferred
closed June 81
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BIC INCREASES IN CLEAR|MGS FOR THE DAY,
WEEK AND MONTH To DATE Arr: NOW REPORTED

Good increases were reported yes
terday in the Wheeling banking clear
ings for the day. the week ending
Thursday and for the month OF June
to date.
.s For Thursday the clearinEs were
s53s.25 s.g3, compared with S31b.363. -.
an increase OF SIS. $3.50, or So per
cent
For the week ending Thursday. Man
aver Alex Mitchell. Of the Wheeling
Clearing House Association. reported
total clearings To Bradstreets AZ 81
s3i.i33 -, compared with S2u5l .SJ6.9A.
an Increase OF $751;. 567.sO or $50 per
cent
For the month of June 10 date the
clearfngs are 81. i96.22i.O5. compared
with 1924, 57i.71, an increase Of 80
22l .6i9.2S. or 1913 per cent, as follows
in detail:
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tlJ-Iransfer books close juno 90 for
- casn divide nd. payable July
'4i-I ranHfer books close June n f,,
DIT cont cash dividend. payable July 4
90 fau1itr UIokH close June 4 b. -..r.
10 cshh dlFiudcud payable July
90 Tranfer books Close JI,r. 20 r,..
= per cent cash dividend rs,.tfs
tbl-Transfer books close Inn. 90 ,.-
= = cash dividend. payable Iu..
'sl-Trangfer books close rYr. ID Ca.
Per cent cash dividend I,E4Hf.
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FOREIGN REPORTS
g.. DEPRESS WHEAT
Assertion That Sufficient wheat 10 on
Hand 10 supply Britain for n Year
Causes Nervousness

CHICAGO. June 2z.-AssertIons that
canada. Australia, India and Argentina
nav" now on hand more than sufficient
wheat 20 supply British demands for I =
months had d"ptes-ing influence to-
day on prices here. The market clos ed
nervous At the same a. yesterdays fil-
ish TO &C lower with July Si.027. aud
september ~ 81 o. y. Corn declined a
shade TO {. ~ sc net the outcome IN
oats varied from = = &C Off to &c -
and In provisions there were losses OF
isc to l5c.
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caN Peterson Co.

PiTT-Rl RG1I rs Jun. g. -,'st;l--
steady. supply uEht. choice. 80 90 70
1n.Zs yrims $40 5uFI 1910
Shccu-<tcrdys supply light. prime
wcthrrs s. suFl1.-s. cults and common.
- 80 a So. lambs 81 in ff IsI. Ntal
ea1Nss. sIl .J0ul-uu.
Hrg--HtEh"Ts receipts 10 double
decks; primo NfINIs.. mediums and
heavy yorker. $40 Ipa tn.I5. Ught york
crs. go . On. pigs So Uu915. rough
Ss55aa10
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OUTSIDE OIL stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". va. Jun, - 10
Tn, acIIN, Int.su.f 80 .,t,s.Ns corrected
laIy - %. b. A.a-.,u O. CO.. bankers
and urU htI- Member Sew Nurh aIutA
A.uauE.. Rational Iauk 70! West
= If. 4uf.t lsullu4uE
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! Open. / high. Low. / close.

Cash quotations:
Whest-No. red nominal: No. rcd
800; No. nar1 Sl.03L. No. hard Sse
gSlg0.
Corn-No. /: yellow 76s. qTTlsc: No. 4
yellow 75c. No. white Use
Oats-No. white 81 y u4Oi.c. stand
ard 40. a4lI1c
furk-s.3.5Od a. 50.
L.ard-SlS.l2.
Ribs-sl5.:Gfr 20.
TOLEDO. O.. June -wheat-CaSh.
$lO9As July. Sl.O9A: September. st1e.
Glover Sced-Primc, cash SS15: Octo-
her. SS.s5. December. 1918.
Alsike-Prime. cash and August
$3.50
Timothy-Prime. cash. s3.t5: Septcm-
Der. 50 81.
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PETROLEUM

aure-. g. 1n Runs 80" 2Zs. average
-ss7s. Shirmcnts. SSH. average. 81
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4 telegraph cable 5000 miles Ious
ard ,ortirE f COO 200 Del 20 30 lad
u1dor the ocean from Alden 10 Hons
konr
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CHICAGO juno o.. Hogs T:a,-Irts
50 90 80. mixed. So.ss0lo heavy.
$3.50 1905. rough. - o. uH.ta. uIE4
S. f.nHru
cattle Receipts. 1000. weak. native
beef cattle. -un s D go. StU.ksr4 and
flcdcr-. ss.--. $40. cow AMI h.if.r-
$40 c 900. calves. g. 90 1 1900
sheep. i;.r.. pf- 10000. unsettled.
vcth'r-. sfn'f 500. ewes $500. @. fu.
lambs 30 ..H 80 60. srrfur. a. 81 %
If.s5.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June % .rs
stock Exchange: ''i"h
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. June %. 'l6.
Range Of active stocks ON the Sew
horh stock Exchange. corrected daily
- A. =. Masteu & 90. brokers. MeruDer
New Ork stock exchang,
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". "a. June - 'l6.
lscpuIt ,d o. a. -. Als.st,u - o.. l.. n.
Brand. manager. ueDaOess Nvw lers
StoCk Exchange.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Total shares. tt...".
Bonds. 1s.a's goo
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Stocks. open. Insh. Low Close
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK


4 hotc', lNS and mp -.-..S 90
Good go choice. 100 To- iT5. . so
Fair Co good. 100 to i5u.. 80
stays aud sous a. unI
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MOuNDsVILLH LINE
WHEELING AND nOuNDEWILLm
DAILY EHcspt sunday,
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PANHAKpLE I.In1

WHEELING AND wELLsnuRa
Daily Enoept sundaW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-02

Kendall and Keller are to play this
afternoon at 9Th street and Florida
avenue. This will be the fourth game
OF the series, and a fine contest is
looked for.
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GOOD TENNIS MATCHES PLAYED
IN MIDDLE ATLANTIC TOURNEY
Mems Singles Reach Semi-Finals in Lower
HaH-Warm Battle Expected Today
Between Brock and Graves.

The mems singles matches in the Mid.
die Atlantic Tennis Association cham
pionships at the Columbia Country Club
yesterday were reduced down to the
semi-dnals in the lower half. To-day
Henry c. Breck plays John Temple
Graves in the lower semi-fnal, and in
the other half. C. B. Doyle. Albert j
Gore and J. Ballard Moore remain.
Dean Howard, a former junior Dis.
trict champion, defeated the much more
experienced John M. Hancock ir
straight sets. the younger man showing
a fine forehand and a brilliant back.
hand that came over the net as steadily
as clockwork and with just enough
pace on 1t to make it dimcult to han.
die we'll But Howard was beater
shortly after by J. Ballard Moore. whs
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MACK HAS COLLEGE STARS.
Eight Recruits Will Join the Ath.
letics This Month.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Accordinr
to a report circulated yesterday, Connie
Mack will have eight college PLAYERS
with his team when the Athletics re-
turn from the western trips One of
the players is capt. Lawry of the Uni
versity of Maine, and another is "Jins''
Johnson of Ursinus College The lat
ter is a pitcher and in a game We'd
r"~aay famed seventeen men
;2s'.-.; 'r-or is reported to have
-. - i..eaded 10 keep Lawry on the
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YALE VARSITY CREW LOSES.
Newly Selected Eight Defeated by
Second Roat Three Timas

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 2-Yalers
newly picked crew was defeated three
times IN succession by the second eight
yesterday afternoon, each race lasting
one minute and a half Hyatt stroked
the second boat and Lawrence strok ed
the first eight, which was seated:
Stroke. Lawrence: !, Sturvetant. 6.
kositzky; 8, Atkins; 4. Sheldon: 3. Low
p. Hartman; bow, Hadley; coxswain,
McLane.
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Is.
The women's singles reached the final
stage and today at 3 o'clock MISS Gree
ly. the winner of the recent CheVy
Chase tourney womens singles, VIII
meet Miss Nellie Johnson. Who In
reaching the finals. played sensatioha
tennis. disposing of Miss A. NJ; Doyle
and Miss Barber, two of the District S
leading woman players. The winner of
this match will play Miss Eva Baker.
the champion, tomorrow afternoon at
4:30 o'clock.
matches of the tourney should be
nlayed between Albert ]. Gore and {.
r. DOYLE, who meet at O'CLOCK III
Doyle ia the least bit off color the
Dumbarton man will give him a good
six pairs are entered in the mixed
The results of yesterdays matches
and the pairings for today follow:
MEMS SINGLES.
Third round-Howard defeated Hancock, 6-3.
"a: c. b. Doyle defeated Chapman. 60, 50.
Fourth round-Breck defeated Hii!yer, 60.
woMEN's SINGLES.
First round-Mrs. Bieder defeated Mrs
Downs, $40. 81. 60; Miss Greedy defeated
Miss MISS smith. 80 49, semi-aRals- Miss Gree
y defeated Mrs. Bieder, 81. ~; MISS John-
~ ~, defeated Miss Barber, 6-3, Go.
MEMS CONSULTATIONS.
First round-Burton defeated Fl. B. 0'Boyle.
"a rs; Mclean defeated Cash, 1-6,
"a: p. o. Ieech defeated Rogers by de-
@.uit. E. j. O'Boyle defeated Torrey by default.
PA1RINGs FOR TODAY.
Mems singles: third round-C. B. Doyle VS..
Gore, pm. Semi fnals-Moore VS.. winner of
Doyle-Gorr match 80" nm; Brock VS.. Graves.
:, - -.
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partner Miss Doyle and Cash. Mrs. Beder
and A. y. leech. jr.. Miss Stone and Hill
YER Mrs. Pyle and Heaton VS.. Miss Baker and
Treanor.
WOMEN'S CONSULTATIONS.
First rornd-Mrs. kempf VS.. Miss +. Smith:
Miss StoweH vs. Miss =. Smith. Miss Seibold
and Mrs. Downs drew Dyes
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bench for a time, in order to give him
a chance to learn the style Of play IN
the major leagues. Mack did the same
thing with Eddie Collins when he nrst
cot him from Columbia College. Mack
expects Lawry to prove one of the
greatest players that. ever came from
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showed one of the best games he has
played this year, winning from his OPP
ponent in straight sets. GO. GO. 5
Brock Defeats Hillyer.
Another good match was the contest
between Brock and Douglas Hillyer, one
Of the players from the Dumbarton Club
lantic singles last year. Hillyer could
not do much with Breck's terrific serv-
ice, but managed to get two games out
of each set.
In the mems consolation singles Nor
ris Mclean defeated Cash after the lat
ter had annexed the first set, and il
the second round Ed Leech "a :. =
O'Boyle played the last match % si.s
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the college ranks. and says he has
several others who are sure to make
good.
Wally Schang, who was hit on the
hand by a pitched ball at Washington,
will very likely be out of the game for
some time. !;
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Relay, unlimited class schools-Brookland.
Gage, Takoma. Adams, Force, Weightmsn. Hill
ton Brent, Industrial Home. Curtis, Fillmore,
Ross. johnson, West. Ludlow. Carbery, Wheat
ley, Lenox, Cranch. Congress Heights Henry
Polk, Gales and Langdon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-02

| Western meets Business and Eastern
plays Tech this afternoon in the high
| school base ball series. The first men
toned game is to be played on George
town field and the second at American
League Park. Both are to start at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-02

The Agricultural nine was an easy
victor by 10 to l in the Government
League, defeating Treasury. The hit
ting of the two teams was about the
same, but Agriculture did not show the
loose play that did its opponents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-02
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

kEW YORK, Feb. 2.-BUTTER- Market
nrIner top grades. Receipts 5Io5 packages:
sAtra creamery. 3laa1ae. higher scoring, 329
a2'Ae.s staie dairy 2aa3ae. Imitation cream
EGGS Aakkef nrmeT, Receipts e2a5 pack
ages EzIfa HIafa. 8lHalAse nrsfs 4aAs4ssa =. !,
AzzEz 4z4zzes. Ma4zd ealazs 2sz14e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-02
Notice of pefaults Received bx stoet EXCHANGE

tina
perc bonds of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-02

The New York Subtreasury lost SAP 900
to banks yesterday, reducing the cash net
gain since Friday to S2,S13,000.