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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
In the Matter of the Estate OF
George Phillips Denbigh, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice TO Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration have been issued to
Edward s. Gordon of the Estate OF
George Phillips Denbigh, late of Homo
lulu, Territory Of Hawaii, deceased.
All creditors Of the deceased or OF
his estate are hereby notified, to pre-
sent their claims, duly authenticated
and with the proper vouchers, If any
exist, even though the said claims may
be secured by mortgage upon real
estate, to said Edward s. Gordon, ad'
ministrator, at his office at 932 s.
Reretania street, Honolulu, aforesaid
within six co. months from the date
hereof (Which is the date Of the first
publication of this notice.; otherwise
such claims, If any, shall be forever
barred.
And all persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to make
payment to the said Edward S. Cor.
don, administrator, at the above ad'
dress.
Dated at Honolulu, T. H., December
q. 1916.
EDWARD s. GORDON,
Administrator, Estate of George Phil
lips, Denbigh.
". l.. STANLEY,
Attorney for Administrator
G667-Dec. %, 1916; jan. }, 10, II, "a,
1917.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Thomas. left Jan. Is for Manila.
Sherman at San Francisco.
Sheridan at Manila.
Dix, left Mike, Japan, Jan. 2; due
here Friday.
Logan, at the coast.
A bag Of hot sand relieves neural.
oia
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17

MANY woMES WHO ARE trying to ac-
luire q perfect ccmple1ion-which
means 80 out of every 100 MEM
>ers Of the feminine sex-complain
hat diets, cold creams, outdoor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
P0STOFFIcE TIME
TABLE FOR MONTH

Following 10 the postoffIes time
table for January. II 10 subject
to change 10 sudden arrangements
are made for unexpected mall service:
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Steamers to arrive from
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17

Cayenne pepper is excellent to rid
cupbcards of mice The floor should
be gone over carefully and each hole
stopped up with a piece of rag dipped
in water and then in cayenne pepper
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17

To clean white bucksk;n shoes take
small brush and make a lather Of
good securing soap; brush lather thor
oughly into the shoes and when dry
brush off. They will look like new
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17

Before baking potatoes, let them
stand in hot water for Is minutes.
They will require only half the time
for baking, are more mealy and palat-
able, aud if they are baked in a gas
oven, the saving in gas in consider
able
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
VESSELS TO DEPART
WALLS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-siberia Maru, Tues
day a. m.
VancouVer-Makura, Jan. "a.
Manila-Sheridan, Feb. 4.
Yokohama-Ecuador, Jan. "a.
Sydney-Niagara, Feb. 2.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Observation-Disclosures, Jan. "a.
VancouVer-Niagara, Feb. 2.
Sydney-Makura, Jan. "a.
Yokohama-Siberia Aaru, Tuesday at
5p. m.
Manfla-Siberia MARI, Tuesday 5 p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit, Territory OF
Hawaii-At Chambers-ln Probate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-01
6rcie VIcljc fit seras: 9ienaae BEN |. Waai 1917.

ben 8raben erAefen oenn Gbida=
bal1ga lit Elm inoionilder Notnen
tnb SSnoianergraber muroen bier
a%ef4noen. Gle 0elltiben pertreiheu
lid sic 3eit NIT 2eien unb Cur
men uno boben lid) alerlei 8etiec,
t~eiltpeiie infol9e %ieiter' 9%dltbarfeit,
teilpeiie sur aur5weil, angeidafft.
Sic beiiben peridieoene bunoett
@iibner uno Saien uno lelbit Elm
3iegerbof mefert Dem 8eiuder ent=
aegen. Die Baiionten oiirfen an
anBerel1 3aun entlang oeben, aber
nidbt Itebe11 bleiben ODER al ben ST.
ternierten ipreden. Die Morine=
truppen erbolten taglib orei quite
Weabl5eiten nno merbeu leoen Sag
unter 8eoedung gu einem Spa5ier=
gang ousgefiibrt, Der iid iiber fiinf
Wteilen erltredt.,
SIM groBen @a15en Ideillen tiff
sic Sesnterniertelt Die ntatl 1T @rnr=
pen aud por bem grette iiebt, an
oem ste &riegsno6ridtcn angc=
1b(ogen meroert, better 81 befitloen,
als tire @adter, oenen oos Nuf=
uno Mbtpanoern IN Der Sonllel1biBe
ni6t lonoerli6 81 gefaaen ibeint.
Sunoerte bon 3eituneen in engli=
Ider Spro6e meroen ibnen ms
,2aqer aebradt. 81. Saedel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-01

9%anidlanos erreibt boben u1o
narldufig It an Die griiiaung 0ieler
.10orberung nidt ST oerfel1. -
@ie es in GuBlonb ol1sliebt, tpeiB
sur 3eit Niemano; felt mebreren
Eagen baben mir nibts mebr bon
bort gebort, baB ste 3ultdnoe be-
frieoiseno iino, tit fol1m ar5llneb-
men. Sic 9unapartei lit nidt I'M
5tanbe gemeien, cine feite Geeie=
rung 81 organiiieren. 9ie Irbeiter
iino nit Ser 0ulna un5l1frieoen uno
in 3uIammenbang nit BEN anlfei=
memo gang ois5iplinlos %geporoenet
Solooten bilben tie eine Hebenge-
malt ne6en Der &egierung, bie be-
bauptet, oas He6t 81 baben, iene SIT
fontroGieren. @as aus oieien per-
mprrenen Gerbdltniiien nod entIte=
ben, mag, peiB Der liebe @imn1el.
GeGeidt, ia iogar pabrideinlid)
Mnord}ie unb nad ser 4nardie mie=
Der cine @elDaltberr10dtt. Seoe1=
faQs bat es nibt BEN Mn16ein, oaB
man bon iener Seite cine erfolerei-
DIE Srieoensbepegnng eriparten
fonne.
@abreno Ser Dergange1ten Wode
bat man pieoer mebr pom unteriee=
bootfrieg eebort. Or. 9elfferi6, Ser
oeutife Miniiter oes Snnern, madte
Dem 8ubgetfomite oes Heihstags
Mitteilungen, Die eritaunli6 maren.
Inter anoerm iagte er, in Sen eriten
beioen Monaten oes l1nterieeboot>
frieges bdtten Die ltnerieeboote Shii=
fe nit einem Gonnengebalt BON
/, 100000 5eritort uno Ste 3erito=
rungen bdtten beitdnoig 5ugenona=
men. Our 3eritorung Ser eriten Mif-
Lion gonren babe man 5ebn Wona-
tie, Der 5tpeiten aht Wonate, Der brit.
ten flint Monate, Der bierten orei unb
einen balben Monat, Ser fiinften
5tpei nnb einen balben Wonat, Der
iedlten 40 Gage, Der ~iiebenten 80
Gage uno Ser often Wiaion "a
Gage gebrautbt. Danah miirbe alio
oieier l1uterieebootfrieg febr erfolg-
reid eefpeien iein. 9as gebt aub
aus ben Nahribten, Die wdbrenO
Der letten 3eit aus ENGLAND gefom.
iinb, berbor. 9a beiBt es ee-
raoe5u, oaB Die unterieeboote Die
Gage bobit gefdbrlifD geitaltet bot
ten. @enn Ser grfolg in oerlelbsn
Weiie fortihreitet, Damn miiroe man
oemnddit auf cine 3eritorung BON
Smei Wilionen gonnen i'm Mpnat
fonnen. 9a fam man per-
Iteben, tparum Die gngIdnber fir
Die geteilisung unierer &egierung
an oem 4rieg iib 10 begeiitert ia,
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-01
seeIemte obne u0eiitises".

@%unberpoa gelegen, in einer
Stunoe nit Der S%traBenbabn bon
Chattanooga, Senn., e~rreid)bar, III
oas Eager in Sort SgIetborpe,
Georgia, in Dem li6 iiber 400 oeut-
ibe -Matrolen Der Sbiffe o@eier"
uno n4ppam~ befinoen uno bas gn-
De oes 4rieges abtparten miiiien,
INN pieber in Die alte Seimot, fir
Die iie gefampft uno gelitten baben,
5mriidfebren 5li fou1en. Der y@eier"
muroe befanntli1 mebrere Wonate
nod Musbruh bes arieges in Some
lulu interniert, mo- er infolge Man-
gels ON &oblen eingelaufen NOR,
nadoem er ben S6reden Der al
liierten Shiffabrt i'm ,meitliden Gel
le oes Hacifilhen 05eans gebilbet
batte. Die .appam" lit oas be-
fannie Hriienihift oas bon Der
uWome" init ben g%eretteten Mana-
idaften uno Bailagieren ether On.
5abl ~perienfter Sdiffe belaben, urt-
ter &ommanoo oes 2eutnants Sans
Berg na6 4merifa gefanot uito bier
ourb BEN Shieosipruh oes ober-
item @eridtsbofes- oen olten, engIi-
lden, gigentiimern 5ugeipoben
,ml1roe.
Dns 2ager beitebt aus bier gro
BEN garadenz Die friiber amerifani-
fben Soloaten 5lr ~ltnterfunft 6ien-
ten, iib in sutem 8ritatoe befiu-
ben uno auf Der &iidIeite einen gro-
BEN, 500 Maeter iangen unb 200
Neeter breiten @ieienrnum babeE,
Der iammt oen 8aulidfeiten bon eli.
mem inneren bier Weter boben uno
einem auBeren. 5pei Dieter boben
Stafelorabt5aln eingeidloiien lit.
AuberbaIb Der StadeIbrabta1itre
patroniaieren Gag unb Naft arneri-
fanildea @adtpoiten Die Dem iebt
III Gbidmauga ftafionierten II.
Snfattferte Negtmlent entf1omine1l
iino. 4
S~nnfrbalb Der 3dune iiebt man
Die oeuti6en1 Seeleute, Die iebr gut
ausleben nno iib nit ibrer Sage ab.
gefunoen baben iheinen. Mit Der
amerifaniiden @adtmannidaft Ite-
ben iie auf gutem 5uBe unb erbal-
ten 9abaf, 3igarren unb 3igarets
ten, nun fein Bier, oa oas Eager in
Dem bis auf Die anodem trpfenen
Staate Georgia lieet. Sic baben
einen 8eiangperein inter lid gebil-
oct unb plnberiome Welobien err
totlen ON Ibeno, 70 boB oitmnls Die
@efpr1fe Der amerifaniihen Sol
baten peritummen, 8oriibergebenoe
iteben bleiben nnb laulden unb Ole
@eifter pieler tapferer Rotbdute iidI
Oh oes ungeiuobnten Man9es aus
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Slit 10 a ter s;ss GGrtra Yrdntie uon $50 ii YaM
Slit u a ss% s": Ggrtra Yrdnie uon S3,5 ii 8aar
Sir 20 " ter s'": GGrtra Yrdnit pon $500 III Saar
Slit q as t." ssas GGrtra : Srdnie uon S6.S III Saar
S6ir mt5r a5 q a ter :;as GGgtraprinie uDn s. ii gaaf
G6iir me5r aS 80 as s:s en-: GGrtrWrdmit uoa s16in Saar

Der &oridlas lit enfad nnb berfanoHd genng. ger einen
nenen AbOnnemten Der CUR 3it nidt Geer Der uJrce 8reRe" 1T,
- seuimnt, f~oQeftert $500, erbGlt, rep. bebGIt bappn einem Collar nnb
ididt Ben anberen Dollar NIT Der senauem Nbrehe bs gefeqers elm.
Nnferbem itebt aber and mod cine Grtra Yramie in Mnsfdt, fails bi,
3bl BON adn M6onnenten oMr barber CREDIT mirb. Gle GrtraErG.
me ienoen mir ben ban geredtisteu bpn nnerer Office aus oireft.
Die Tier semadte Oferte 1T fit .jeoen i'm iuenen Gebiete os staa.
ts oien. Sober fann fd oaran beelisen. Nr bieten nnr gaarpreHe
an, neil Gelo INNER ieinen @ert fat mno Seoer bafar anldafrn unb
famfen FAM, mas er serabe brandt.
Ne, Bic BON Oieier Dfferte gebraud MAIDEN unb inter ben oben &C.
telten gebinsmngen Mbonnenten fit Sic nJreie Nrehe fir Seras" fam.
mdn holen, io g~ebeen, ia NIT inns unuersasid in gerbinouns 80
ieken, bamit mir ibnen ehuaise sepanhbte a%nsfnbridere Mnsfnnt Ct.
tiem f0nmem. Die lmiHmng gbt Ben geieQern brett ppu nnIerer OF.
flee at. 9iee Cfertc hat MIR Galtsfet bis gum 30. SUM- 1917.
uTreie Yrefe fit SeraS".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-01
@dlti9 bis 5unr 80. Snni 1917.
Yr0imten<Sffertt,
Gin &ori6lag at mitre Trennof.

"a es nnmOelid 1T, ale 9ifrite nb Counties oes IS taates ourd
feileabe bearbeitcn at laTem, ntnkten mr auf anoere Mtttel sur immsr
er1lcrea @erbretnng nnircs Slnttes innen mb mir fb sn benz Gnts
idlub acfommen, anme6mbare GrGmien fit nene Nbpnncnten, Die us
eingsaidt perSep, ans5uieken.
Wir panen ndt bic @eraniaHnng zines |pgenannten aDnkhess
ue e BET englidem 3eitansen ibln1 ii, ionoern mir poaen onrd Mus~
5ahlnns eiaer liberalen aommidmn Jreipiaise anperben, Die pine be-
ipnoere gfIfe nmo Nnirengnma ib cine 9ebeneinnabme sn berfdafen
mHnlhen.
gu oieIen1 3uefe oHerieren mir fir ieben nenen SaGresa6onnenten
cine apmmiiipm ppn $1OO, Elm ut 0ollar. 9as &odenblatt Ser
,vJreie Grehe fit seras" fpet $500 per Sabr, Cegen GinRnOmne Ron
100 merben ur aMo oas glatt an irgcnb cine inns amfsegebcne nns
gbonnements MbreHe |bifen.
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S. A. & A. P.

Nnfunfi =
SO. 16-gon 9oufton. 8acp unb gpr.
pus gbriiti ........7:05 nadm.
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.6.15 norm.
go. 12-@on Donfum unb Q~iiitenorten
1905 nnd]ii1.
$50. 41-@on &errbiue ....9:15 BORN.
SO. 43-bon &erbine. MIR 5onntaas
......... ........1:4O dbenoS
~. 145-Won &errbiIe, tdgIid, alisges
non1rnen Gonntnas ..6:45 nbenos
Mbfanrt -
$50. 15-Wa6 Qouron, waco unb gore
pus GbrtItt 1920 BORN.
$50. 13-Nn6 6oufton nnb aiiitenorten
$3.50 aberb5
SO. 11-Mad Noafum unb 8iiitenorten
.................. 2:20 nadan.
$50. 42-Nad @errbile, nur an Conn
tagen $500 mprgerl5
No. 146-Nn6 &errbiqe. .4:50 abenos
SO. 146)Nah &errniHe tdglid. ansees
non1r1en S~onntaas. -. 7:05 porm
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GiIeubaBn : 1abrpIan.

& G. N.
Gnfg,ssi =.
$40. l2-0pn 2nreDo $500 por.il
$50. 6-8on 2areoo ......6:15 nabm.
$50. Soon 81. Qouis 100 BORN.
So. 7-@on st. 8ortb unb 5anta
He<Orten :. ...... $3.50 BORN.
SO. Soon ct. Qouis 1900 abenbs
SEQ. 1-ySunibins SpeciaI". bon Ct
Qouis .........- 8:O5 abenbs
Abfnnrt-
SO. 4-ga1 gaIeitine ..7:15 morsens
So. 2-.sunibine Speeial" mad 81.
2ouis ............9:15 morgen*
SO. Social Na1 SnbIor ..........
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no. 6-gla1 ct. Qpuis unb Srten ar
Der Santa Sc 1870 abenos
SO. 81 Na6 0arebo. 1900 morgens
no. 1t-Nah 2orebn 1000 nbenhs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
FULTON FOULS MORRIS.
Minnesota Giant Strikes Rival in
Groin in Fifth Round.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Whatevcr as
pirat;ons to heavyweight championship
bonors Fred Fulton, the MINI .esota
boxer. cherished within HIS massive
chest were horeIessiy east in the depths
Lass night At tie Manhattan y. g.. when
Referee Eill Brown disqIsa itied him
for committing Il fop! in the fifth round
of his scheduled tru-roUnd bout with
Carl Morris of oklahoma. Tie breach
Of the recognized rules governing ring
competition came in the fifth session.
exactly one minute and thirty ght
seconds after the timers bell had sent
he men out of their corners. To some
of the spectators seated near the ring
side. the foul blows struck hl- Fulton.
= succession Of lcft-ha punches to
the groin. seemed to smack of deliber-
atCncSS. and Their" were ClninuIIs grow Is
from the big crowds as Morris sank
TO the floor. This opinion vas given
added impetus with the realization that
tn" Minnesota giant was on the short
. nd Of the milling MP to that stage, and
for a time il seemed that there would
he considerable disorder. Cooler heads
prevailed. however, and after "A space
quiet was restored sufficiently to per
init the announcer to clamh"r into the
ring and make known the referees
findings.
The referee stops the bout: Morris
was fouIed."
Morris weighed 223ta pounds and Full
ton 92O1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
CARTER AND FOWNES WIN
Capture First Round Golf Matches at
Pinehurst-White Defeats
Anderson.


lhiI carter the hedalst IN the
qualifying round of the north and
soutb amateur cban,nionshin at Pine
-, 49,,
hurst received scare III '"e III st
round yesterday when his opponent, X.
4 Stranahau Of To1ado sank n,ashie
49,, go, o,o .
sho's ''' '"e INN" anu I'"' III 'ioie ~
win both, and give hlm Il tWo-hole
lead The Nassau golfer then proceed
:, . -. 49,, o, ~ +bo
GU w p'S INC soii' ' ~ "
sixteenth green, ). Inc match De-
tween William c. Fownes of Oakmont
and Samuel 7 Graham of Greenwich
GNU
produced me SoI. Az the III
Graham led by two holes FoWnes,
former national cbampion came right
-. -, 1871 s... a,,. -.
'''h an" "'i' 'o"' ''oi'9 M q
lead by two holes Graham misse1l
foot putt on the thirteenth to win the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
War Will Stop All Yale Sports.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April SIN the
event Of declaration of war by this
country all intercollegiate athletics at
Yale. except those scheduled for the
week, are to cease twenty-four hours
after such declaration is made. accord
ing to resolution adopted by the
university athletic association, modified
to meet the developments of the last
two days and made public today 1t
says, in part: Under no circumstances,
after the declaration OF war. shall con-
tests be continued after Saturday, April
Z. If war is declared before the de-
parture of the teams the schedules
shall be thereupon cancelled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
X-RAY PICTURES SHOW INJURY
TO HARPER IS NOT SERIOUS
No Bones Standardization on Torn
Ligament Being Broken U Pull Use
of Arm Is Assured In Short Time.

afternoon in the Southern building.
They are: Benjamin S. Minor, president;
Rudolph Kaufman, vice president
Harry Rapley. treasurer. and Edward j.
Walsh, secretary: Clark c. Griffith.
manager These with Thornton c.
Chesley and Michael T. Keane make up
the board of directors.
Lefty Clark of the Martinsburg. Blue
Ridge League, club is working out
with the Washington boys and is rap
idly getting into condition.
Manager Griffith must have known
the elements were conspiring to in
terfere with base ball today, for he
gave his players enough to do yester-
day to tide them over a day of mac
tivity without danger of them feeling
any i'll results from lack of work In
the morning he sent his Yanigans
against the Regulars for full nine
innings. and in the afternoon repeated
this dose. the Yanigans again winning,
TINS time by to 0, johnson opposing
Iaiiia- AS soon as this gabe had been
nnished Griffith hustled his youngsters
IN taxicabs to Union League Park
where they took the measure of the
washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
team, . to 3. Jim Shaw doing the pitch
ing. Timely hitting by Shanks. Menos-
Ky, Jameson and Mcbride accounted
Tor the victory. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
Les Darcy Takes Oath of Allegiance

CHICAGO, April 5.-Les Darcy, the
Australian middleweight boxer. whom
Gov. Whitman barred from boxing in
New York state because. he said, Darcy
was a Stacker" evading Australian
military service, has taken the oath
of allegiance and signifed his inten-
ton of becoming citizen of the United
States. He received his first citizen
ship papers from the circuit court of
Cook county. Darcy gave his age as
twenty-one years and his occupation as
a blacksmith and professional athlete
He gave his home Maitland. Aus
tralia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
Schedules in Bowling
Leagues for Tonight

Commercial LcasSue-BarEe- Il
Ross 10. Soush"vp RaiIwny.
Fourteenth street Eea-ur-
Array AID Navy vs.. : oHns.'s.
Bureau of gIu;:rayir,. and
Printing league Eirrtr:cians
VS.. Cubs.
Navy Ward fsearu.~-Sics.t ~.
Torpedo.
Departmental League - Land
w.. War.
National CDpita; E.cn~ur--ta-
S'nos Vs. Grand entr:at-.
Post Office tiub Lca=Ue-Sta-
ton T. ~. Postal Savings.
Columbia I.eacuc-tH Islbcrs vs..
ScEiitx.
District fellows
w. Belm0n;s.
Masonic i.cIGuc-t'cutaip hn w.
VII. Pleasant; 81. johns ".
Washington Centennial.
Odd Fellows LeaGuc--tmity
~. Na~iiiactun
Capital city LcaGue--,iew-is
vs.. RafteryS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
$4,000 Paid for Gelding.

NEW YORK, April 5.-MyroH open
Eeim of this city has purchased the
chestnut eelding Johnny Jones for Slo,-
600 at the action sale of Col Paul
Browns horses. held at Durland'S Rid
ing Academy. Col Brown, who halls
from Missouri, put up eighteen head Of
horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05

boat crews of the University of Penn
sylNania are to race the oarsmen OF
the United States Naval Academy on
April y at Annapolis. it was an
nounced today The scheduling OF this
race completes the Pennsylvania row.
ing schedule. as follows: Yale on April
L at Philadelphia: Navy. April Il. at
Annapolis: Childs' cup. May s. at
Princeton; American Henleys, May Ia
at Philadelphia. and the Poughkeepsie
regatta, June 21.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
CHEMISTRY winner
Of LEAGUE HONORS
Takes Championship Of Inter-
bureau Duckpin Circuit Sec
ond Consecutive Year.
RESULTS OF MANY GAMES

The Chemistry team last night con-
ciuded its season in the Agricultural In
terbureau League by trouncing Markets
three straight games. The victory gave
Chemistry the championship of the cir
cult for the second consecutive year and
its second leg on the silver trophy cup
emblematic of the title. If Chemistry can
capture the championship next season II
VIII get permanent possession of the cup
Chemistry has maintained a slight lead
league was not unexpected. Accounts and
Bureau of Plant Industry have been close
in the race at all times. These two clubs
played last night and Accounts won in
a clean sweep. Accounts has been doing
remarkably well for the last six weeks
and i'll that period has lost only one game
that having been won by Chemistry.
Merrill and Straughn Star.
In last nights two matches Merrill and
Straughn starred for Chemistry and Ter
wisse did splendid work for Accounts
MerrilPs games were 10, 1876 and 104 :;
Straughn's, 1O1. 100 and 113 Terwisses
III. 102 and 1875.
The National Capitals were too strong
for the CoIumbians in the National Capt
tai League. winning two out of three con-
tests Pratt was the best bowler of the
match.
The Grand Centrals won from the Con-
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VOSS AND HICKEY WIN.
Defeat Jordy and Brashears al
Three-Cushion Billiards.

close and exciting games were played
last night in the hree-cushion billiard
tourney at the Royal. In the first game
Noss upset the dope by defeating
Jordy, 30 to 30, and in the second
Hickey defeated Brashears. 30 to %
Tonights card includes Wallace and
Lamson in the initial battle, and Hoeke
meets Massl in the second
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Michigan Athletics SUSPENDED.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. April 5.-AH in
tercollegiate athletic contests on the
schedule of the University of Michigan
have been ordered suspended by the
board of control in athletics. The an
nual southern trip of the university
base ball team was to have begun next
Saturday.
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Federal Club Wants Games.

The Federal base ball club wants
games with teams averaging sixteen
years or under. Address Lewis Bohne.
1917 Orange street northeast. Games.
can he played on Sundays and even
ings after school or work.
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Runs--Jamieson. Shanks (2l. Mcbride. Menos-
Ky. Long. Vcraker: Kelly. Errors-Crane. Mo
ran. Long. Mitchell. Left bases-Yaniga ms.
s; W. b. and A. g. Innings pitched-Ry Emll.
ling. 4; by Kelly, 3. Hits made-Of Emhling.
3: on Kelly, .. Struck out-By Shaw, 4. by
Emhling. ,. Three-base hit-Shanks Two-ba sc
hits-Shanks. Mcbride. Long. Sacrifice fly
Charity. Stolen base-Fenwell. Passed bali
Phipps. Umpire-Mr. Milliken
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Virginia Sports Off After April 9.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, April s.
The University of Virginia has called
off all base ball and track contests
after April on account of the pre-
Daredness movement at the university.
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in the District circuit. taking the
second and third games. Keys of Con-
tenders with set Of 5JI, and Naeth and
Gheen Of Grand CtntraiS were the stars.
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Mike Moran, the local shortstop- Man
ager Griffith has agreed to turn over
to the Augusta club of the South At
lantic League, still is in Washington.
not having heard from Georgia as yet
regarding when to report. Moran is
willing to play there. and will start
south Immediately upon getting word
from President Kalbfieisch of the Au-
gusta club.
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All the old officers were reelected at
a meeting of the directors of the
Washington base ball club yesterday
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The University Of Virginia has called
off its athletics for the remainder of
the year. No more games are to be
played by the Charlottesville institu-
ton, as practically all the members of
the athletic teams belong to the Re-
serve Officers Training Corps, and are
spending every available minute in
military drill
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l. T. Sawyer, manager, and c. s.
Ryan, captain. of the Sd Regiment, Dis
trict of Columbia National Guard, base
ball team, are anxious to arrange con-
tests with good teams. Also they are
out with a claim to the championship
of the National Guard organizations,
and are willing to meet any other mines
that may care to dispute the title.