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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Mortimer and Pell in Finals.

NEW YORK, February "a. - Stanley
C. Mortimer of Tuxedo, holder of the
national amateur racquets singles
championship title. defends it in the
final round today against his clubmate,
Clarence c. Pell, both men having won
their semi-fnal matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
RAY CHAPLIN SETS
DUCKP|N RECORD
Obtains Total of 434 in Three
Games, Highest Score
for District.
GOOD COUNTS IN TENPINs

Ray Chaplin. anchor man for the Con-
tinentals in the District League, last
night rolled the highest duckpin set
ever recorded by an individual in the
District of Columbia-434. AS a mat
in the score on the sheets and in the
score book. the former giving him
credit for 90 pins in the sixth box of
the first game. while the latter gives
him 90. If the score book is accepted
as being correct instead of the sheets.
then Chaplin rolled total Of 435.
Chapin's performance was remark
able particularly for its consistency.
His games of 143. 143 and 14S stand
out as splendid exhibition of steady
control and accuracy. Never before
has any bowler in Washington dis
played such prowess on the alleys. In
the majority of big sets that have been
chalked up. enormous scores in one or
two games have been the main factors.
but in Chapin's case the high count
resulted from consistently brilliant ef-
fort. In the fourth box Of the second
game Chaplin had totaled 50 pins. the re-
suit of a in the first frame. spare
in tho second and consecutive strikes
in the third and fourth.
Scores Made by Chaplin.
Here are Chapin's scores by boxes.
the spares and strikes being noted re-
spectively by asterisks and daggers:
10. s6' As e5' s3t 90 1o1 1877 12e 14s'
20. 52t 69t rs 81 95 115t 1889 143
10 20 39s 57s IL 91s lit 1909 1870 14s
'spares. tstrikes.
The Agriculture team won three
straight games in the Washington ten
pin circuit, defeating bureau in a well
played match. McLennan of the winning
quint starred with three games of
more than 200 each. His scores were
233. 219 and 229, the set being 681.
Rose also rolled well for Agriculture.
Hardie connected for the best counts
for Bureau, having to his credit at the
finish of his set marks of 233, 1872 and
249
Miscellaneous was too strong for
Foundry, in the Navy Yard League,
winning two games. Goss of Foundry
was the best player, though, register
ing 1875. 1913 and ITO.
knights of Columbus League, La Sale
defeating Salvador and Nina winning
from Marquettes. Rickenbacker of La
Sale and Hoffman of Nina starred for
their respective quints. the former with
107, 108 and 1874 and the latter with
106, 101 and 135.
The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Wisconsin University Bars Rowing.

MADISON, Wis, February 24.-The
athletic council of the University of Wis
consin has refused to consider the re-
establishment of rowing because the uni
versity physicians advised against 1t.
Supporters of rowing here had hoped to
have Wisconsin enter a crew at the next
Poughkeepsie regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
AVER WINS DOG RACE.
Breaks Alaska Records, Gains Tro-
ply and $1,000.

NOME, Alaska, February 23-Fred
Aver is the winner of the annual TWEEN
ty-six mile dog team race. thereby gain
ing possession of the silver trophy cup
presented by John Borden. wealthy
sportsman Of Chicago, and $1,000 prize
money.
The trail was fast. and his time of
hour, So minutes and 46 seconds, broke
all records for the distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
West Virginia Boxing Bill Killed.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. February "a
The West Virginia senate. by a vote Of
10 to IL. killed the Otto bill, which
provided for the holding of boxing
matches under the direction Of a state
athletic commission. The bill had
passed the house of delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Exonerated of Murder Charge.

LONOKE. Ark. February 24.-Joseph
Trotter, star of the Little Rock College
foot ball team last fall. and Kelley
Booze, arrested yesterday charged with
the murder of John Cox, aged mer-
chant, have been eXonerated by a
coroners jury and both were released
from jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Easy for Penn Swimmers.

PHILADELPHIA. February 24.-The
University of Pennsylvania swimming
team last night defeated the College of
the City of New York. As points to s.
Pennsylvania also won the water polo
game with a score of 40 to 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Fox Terrier Champion of America.

NEW YORK, February PA little
wire-haired fox terrier. Conejo Wycollar
Boy, was declared the best of nearly
1000 dogs at the Westminster Kennel
Show here and the champion of America
His owner is Mrs. Roy A. Rainey of
Huntington, Long Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Penn State Wrestlers Win.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, February "a.
The Pennsylvania State College
wrestling team defeated Cornell. inter
collegiate champions. here by the score
of 81 to g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24

Main athletic interest in this section
today centers in the indoor track and
field meet to be held in the 5th Regf-
ment armory in Baltimore under the
auspices Of the Johns Hopkins and
Fifth Regiment athletic associations.
The list Of entries for the games is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24

known farmer of the second district of
Baltimore county. Nd, was killed
when a big tree fell and struck him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24

TOPIC:
CHRIST'S POWER TO KEEP US
Matt. $500; Psa-. Oil; II Tim,
LIZ: Phil, 4.6-7; Jude. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Browns Swimmers Beat Harvard.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., February "a
Browns swimming team defeated
Harvard, Is to rs, here last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24

CAPITAL CITY DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
Totals. $50 40 40.
WASHINGTON TENP1N LEAGUE.
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
DUCKPIS LEAGUE
NAVY YARD DUCKPIN LEAGUE

ais. 4ss AS Az Totals. 449 44e 4e9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
MATCH GAME
DISTRICT puckpIN LEAGUE.

Totals. $50 $50 525 Totals. 4SS 400 491
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24
A. A. TO ADOPT SCHEDULE.

Totals. 500 SIG 462
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-24

Totals. ;. SO 49o 502
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
STOCK statesmen

with the best Stock Statesmen the country We
Oklahoma
bankers
WE HAVE LETTERS OF IN
OFFER THE STRONGEST SELLING
TOGETHER
will paid
Al make than they
before
INTERVIEW THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MEN
LlIuckn Hotel 6ol Majestic Building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
SEVENTH

The drill can be pulled out
at any time and bailer ad-
mitted, without disturbing the
mold, drill merely lifting hop
per off mold.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
SIXTH

We have a specially made
drill, designed so that it can
be pulled out through the hole
several inches smaller than has
been made by the drill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
So If You Wish to Buy Stock in
the Concrete Casing Oil Drilling
Co. 1t Would Be Advisable Not to
Put 1t Off Too Long

We selling stock in novelty, but world necessity.
hundred dollars made made
Il thousands independent for life
Wise knowingly investigate proposition that
offers chance Of profit
The biggest risk taking Large begin with
small losngs
demonstration and be convinced wonderful possibilities
said that hundred dollars invested the original Westinghouse Air
Brake Co. returned fifty thousand dollars ($5OOOOOW
Wait until good thing don't
you'll then be late The who off generally off,
We selling stock novelty but a world necessity
We of
machine which is destined to be of the
best financial propositions Cement Is the Future
IS OF sEn @ Ma importance he M OIL m IT. Well Casing Material
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Explanation of
Cut No. l

1. Electrical signal bell to
indicate when mold is full
of concrete.
2. Concrete chute.
3. How concrete is poured
into mold.
A. Cable to hold mold in
place.
3. Drilling cable.
6. Compressed air tube.
Z. Hopper to receive con-
crete.
8. Automatic air connection.
9. Upper expansion tube.
10. Where concrete enters
mold.
II. Mold for concrete.
IL. Concrete being nodded
into place..
13. Concrete that has been
nodded into casing.
Ia. Drilling cable.
Is. Lower expansion tube in
flated.
16. Space for concrete.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
FIFTH

We then let the mold down
100 feet and proceed with the
same operation, always keep
ing a short distance back Of the
drill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28

a d
81
The invention is undoubtedly
the most unique of any which
has been brought out in recent
years.
The invention consists of
novel means for automatically
controlling the concrete when
poured in well.
We start casing at top of the
well with a mold 100 feet long.
SECOND
The compressed air is ad-
mitted into mold, sealing the
space between the mold and
earth, confining the concrete to
mold.
THIRD
The concrete is admitted into
mold in a liquid state.
FOURTH
After concrete has set "a
hours, the compressed air is re-
leased, causing the mold to
contract-thus freeing itself
from the concrete that has been
nodded into the casing.
FIFTH
We then let the mold down
100 feet and proceed with the
same operation, always keep
ing a short distance back of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28

was Prepared purpose OF SHOWING
things:
First-That this invention possesses money-earnin
power which will enable it to pay tremendous profits
those who interest in it when put in practical
Second-A plan by which the public is given an oppoi
tunity to participate in these profits by the sale of
portion of the shares of its capital stock at 81 per share
stated above and for the puspose stated therefor
securing interest in the company owning exclusive
troll of the inventions.
small portion of stock may be had in this inventio
owned and controlled by the Concrete Casing Oil Drn
Co., Inc at 81 share providing subscribed fo
before all of said first allotment is sold.
If you don't plant you can't expect to harvest.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

The sfar.zpangged banner. was
ever VAC III beautiful. aid ever flag
81 Hli tile souls oI men tae
Iove ~ u0meH The sense oI dutEs
fhe thirst FOR glory: fha heart
sstroBbine shat impeis the luIa-
hie~f American to stand 0y his
c0i0rs fearIe in tine defense e
his native soil and holding i sweet
70 die for it-ai3 are embodied ati8
sTmnoilzcd f9s the broad @t1tH.S
and bright tar. gG fhe aafdoH
emHIem. Henry Ha7fefa6U.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

I missions they viii receive. but their
examination percentages have all been
+ high and they should go through the
/ training with flying coIors.
/ Married bliss is Short-Gaorze Pen
n5ngton paid fine Of &B55 Eu police
court for disturbing the peace. His
bride Of TWO weeks was not present
at his trial she was Al their home
on West Third street. recovering from
the effects Of the tongue l8shing she
received Pennington pleaded with
the court in vain for lenEency. When
/ got married two weeks ago. said
he Z thought that there was moth
ing more but happiness in the world
for re I had not been married two
DAYS before I found cut differently.
ny happy home has been a farce We
had words last night. and I got mad
That's all there is To it, of1cer
Schuinden and Sanford. vino arrested
Pennington. said that he was 8ut 0n
the sidewalk in front OF his home
calling his wife various uucompIf-
mentary names
All Permits Disposed 0f-AII per-
m{ts for German aliens are now dis
posed Of, United States Deputy Mar
snal Petersen yesterday issuing the
remaining four certificates The dep
utE states any new arrivals in the
city German 1ou-citizeust MAY yet
secure permits bE calling At the Office
in the federal building. making cut
applications and presenting their pic
lures Tie applications wjI be for
WaEdad to United States Marshal Nick
Reed Tor his final o *
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11
7 h 9 d a ily
Short Story

l}Xe through The day. For year sae
hao oeea an inmate of 5t. Luke bas.
pita gradually growing worse tsiI sf
last she had been given up bv tna
house physician, ana now he bro
nounCed the aud very near The af#
cuty ii her case bad been 10 dsagn3sa
it, Il was not Ia her liver nor tha
heart nor the kidneys the three ar.
ganA of which gHa physicians refer tfa
bQfk ct their o4ses IT might be fnsf
tine stomach Was affecting the nerves
or the nerves the stomach Al aHr rsfz
there was no nourisbmant aerfveeI
from food. and the patient suffered
from nervous debility
Has sac any rsiatiTes2 asked the
pHs siclan-
She's married and has children
Well notify The husband
Now Is SO happened tbat pa Ng
GEnnis having 70 work hard ain aax
with no enc 20 take care of four eanng
children auI.ng his absence had called
&n 2 comelw young woman for house
keeper and nurse II Was not long
before Miss MuEeauE. who occupied tia
position had drawn promise from
Pat taat after his wifes death he
would marry her
On the cav PaG was summoned fe
the bedside Of mis- dying wife he has
taken q haG holiday so go shopping
with Miss Aulcahy. who. it bavire
been reported to her thar Mrs lcGin-
mis- could not last long. was quietly
picking up EroussesQ lie took his
conditional 6ancea with MIN 10 the
hospital to wait in the reception room
while he bid his wife q lasl farewell
after which they were to continue their
shopping Mrs. McEluuls WAS living
Rock Island Argus., 1917-08-11

>fz selected for Camp-To go into
active training to become officers In
the United States army. eight DaTan-
port m4n. and probably others. have
received notification fram Lieutenant
". Dawson. examining officer at
= Des Aoiues. to appear AZ Et SMELL
lbs on aug 4T They are. Joseph
tNier foreman of the stereotype de
psr5ment of The Democrat CLIFFORD
4. Hakes. assistant secretary. Daven-
port Commercial club l.. r. Pethy-
bridge, steward c5 the Daver p0rt
Commercial club. Samuel Erwin. at
t0raey la the Putnam building John
@*ineE, sergeant In Battery H. arthur
huhI, sergeant in Battery D. Harry
GaryeE member Of Gerwe Brothers
S GarTes manufacturing jewelers..
ana Charles S. Pryor attorney. with
Ehs George AI- BechteI company. The
are all making arrange
nea@s 20 leave thesF positions ard
VII report ta the camp adtutant al
+ ort smelling 9n Aug. ~ There fnav
VIII Eo through vigorous three
months training. as the end os u hfca
time they will be given commissions
as regular arm ossce~s Nore b.
the men k1ow as JET just What con-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-16

Geo. F. Brown, member Of grand
jury, accused by Hoyne of tipping
off, secrets of grand jury graft quiz
to Al Hohr, millionaire, South Park
com'r, Thompson politician and
Chief Healey's bondsman. Hoyne
announced he would take immediate
action against both Brown and Mohr.
Tom Costello, who surprised the
underworld by testifying before the
grand jury yesterday without prom
Use of immunity, expected to resume
story of his deals today.
Chief SchUettler called on Hoyne
and gave him his promise of cooper
alton.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-16

Jones, the accusing witness, had teS-
titled to his proposal of marriage.
Yes, MAN, admitted Silbanek.
-O-O-
CHIEF HEALEY AND BIG THREE
INDICTED BY GRAND J0RY
Chief HeaIey, Tom Costello, Billy
SkidmOre, Mike de Pike" Heitler,
Thomas Newbold, millionaire hotel
owner; William Weinstein, partner Of
Newbold; bet. Serg't Steve Barry
and Patrol Serg't John Walsh were
indicted by the grand jury today on
charges of conspiracy.
This is States Atty Hoyne's an
sweT to Mayor Thompson to make
good on his charges of graft or re-
tire to private life" More indict-
ments vitality affecting the Thomp-
son-Lundin political family will prob
ably be returned before the end of
the month.
The indictments were voted by the
October grand jury, which had been
held over to handle the graft cases.
It is, however, unlikely that this body
will. hear any more evidence because
of the scandal caused by the discov-
cry that Geo. Brown, a juror, was
holding secret conversations with
Albert Mohr, pal and bondsman of
Chief Healey.
Mohr is a millionaire clubman. He
is the man supposed to have collected
the $4,000 defense fund for Healey
when Hoyne went after the ex-chief
in connection with the SpOrtsmen's
club gambling charges.
Police officers indicted by grand
jury will be suspended as soon as
official notification of their indict-
ment is received, said Police Chief
Schuettler today.
SchuettIer added, however, that
the men indicted might take a 9O-day
leave of absence without pay if they
preferred that to suspension. If sus-
i -,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-16

Use. OF immunity, S4pSCIGu U IGSuLlO
story of his deals today.
Chief SchuettIer called on Hoyne
and gave him his promise of cooper
alton.
GERMANS MOVE BIG CANNON.
OVER MARSH AND RIVERS
London, Jan. 16.-TeutOnic forces
have succeeded, despite marshes,
lakes and, rivers of the Danube
boundary section of DObrudja, in
bringing up heavy artillery. Dis
patches from Berlin said GalatZ was
under fire from such cannon placed
on bank of Danube opposite Ruma-
MAN city. Russian and Rumanian
forces have forced stoppage of Ger
man infantry advance around city
from southeast and official state
ments indicated Teutonic attempt to
encircle town from southwest has
been greatly slowed up.
Russians report successful often
sive in valley section of Rumania to
northeast of Focsani.
Berlin, via SayViIIe Wireless
Failure of strong Russian attacks on
both sides of Fundeni (Rumania) re-
ported. Beating back. of a French
trench raid near Bouvraignes, south
of ROye, also announced.
Petrograd.-Sinking of two enemy
ships near BOsphOrus by Russian
submarine announced.
-O-O-
John EIberson, charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 from r. 1. Terwiliger
last August, arrested following re-
turn from Europe
BaiIiff Isaac Wells soft-cushioned
chair stolen from Judge BaYid's
courtroom.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-16

honey asked him after Mrs. Beth
Jones, the accusing witness, had tes-
titled to his proposal of marriage.
Eyes, MAN, admitted Silbanek.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31

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&eiaspoitbampfer lag peit brau>
Ben out Der feebe Don Sue3, I9on
balb am alia.ii9en ufer, iiber benz
fern Die CRIME p%almeniniel Der Mo>
fesquenen ii9 aus benz selben SanS
Mrabiens bob. aornblumfarbig nogz
te bas Wteer nit aus Der Siefs auf=
palenbsn slassriinen, mil4peiben,
blutfarbenen 2t4tern. Gablpiolett
itanb briiben Der Sinat Don benz
ito6l6lauen 9immel. Cine f4pere
i9paras Rau9i4lanse tro4 als bas
Mabr5ei4en @uropos aus ben S4lo>
ten bss Oampfers quer iiber bas
aliibenOc Bib. @r bate feline 3eit.
@r mub:s peitsr. @ot inn flatterte
i4on bas 2otienzP I'M blauen GeIoe
ais 3ei9en Der Ginfabrt in ben Sue5z
fanal. Gr partete nur auf bic
Oampfbartafe Des 2Iopoagenten, bic
fi9, cine tanaenoe RuBi4ale, bon
9ort Ssnfit ber iiber bic peibmals
lenoen Jte;ben DON S4aumtdmmen
beronarbeitete.
3uiammen nit benz 8ertreter Der
Resoerei iprong nod elm 9err in pei>
Benz Sropen6elm unD gruuem Guro>
pderaipil auf bic Stufen bes Jaaz
reeps. tlumm Flint. obne ii9 I'm bic
1ilfsbereiren Mrme Der Mrcber gu
fiimmerr, an Der ientre4ten 8orbz
tpanb enIppr uno ibaute ii9 iu4eno
auf benz 8eroed um.
sd mD9ts germ Sbrsn pierten
Sffiaier ipre9en!" iaste er 81 sinem
porbeifommenoen OedItenar0. rI9
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mem tursgei9nittenen, nieberldnois
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iungsn Geemanns briiben flpq elm
Saimmtr BON freubisem GrItounen.
ST mar seroDs nit feiner SGtisteit,
Dem Muslaoen Ginger 5ro9tItiide an
bic nil ihrdasn Naben lanas oes
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Srinr rngIiIdt frau.
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am bobsn Jeiertag ben Oienfbpten
fold einen Sabbatbru4 ausemutet.
Mber bsute mar bos Mbii9t. Sic
priifte rnb sing Damn slei9 se=
f4dftsmGBig ans Wert unb psrfentte
e~igen6dnDig Elm 8iinbeI @piBenpdz
f4e auf ben @runb bes einsn Rofs
fers. Do bOrte tie iiber ii9 bic
Gttmme ibrss Monnes: rDu leg
bod aud glsi9 pas bon meinen
pldttbenren baau!. SD tomm' lonit
bamit ni4t aus = i4 Tenn bas
f4on.
gr bielt ibr auf sen Mrmen einen
grOBen Stob geitdrtter Wdi9e bin.
sic i9aate nit einem Sonnsnfdein
auf ben friiden 3igen iber bic
S@ulter gu linn auf. Damn ri9tete fs
fi4 emppr. Die pldttbemben fielen
gu 8oben. 9ie beiben bielten ii9
umi9lunsen unb fiibten ii4 uno la9z
ten.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31

8ei IS Sic:
pWus meinlt Oh = pie molten mir
uniern @rIten nennsn9"
Gr: rNo, ipeips JON I6psrer
1T, ion er .Oietrid' hsIbsn.'