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The Washington times., 1917-11-26
LOST AND FOUND

LAWTER's BAG-smail tan leather, con-
talning shirt, collars, toilet articles, etc. I:
elso three Email books; lost from automobile
EAturdAy afternoon on road between An
nnpolis and Washington. Finder please no
fify LEONARD BACON, 1762 Corcornn ST.,
city. suitable reward. i'3
PURsE-old, with the name John Rorech
written inEide, containing about so and q
Liberty bond, between Pa. ave. and Mt.
Pleasant. SIS reward for its return, i. J..
DALEY. 80 u. n. W. '2s
DoG-whIts male collie. with yellow mark
ine1 on bead and blacliHh yellow spot on
hack. lost Sunday aft moon at st. Thomas
Church. 18th st. Finder kindly return 10 iS07
Wyoming ave-. or phone North ms; reward.
BAG-Taupe velvet. containing money ard
Cleveland. Ohio. address. Return 10 18th
q. N. We reward. IS
WATCH-LAdy's gold. and chain: initials l.
X. On front case. Sunday evening, between
and & on 18th. Caiiforia, or Willard sts.
LIBERAL reward for return, n. BALDWIN. lse7
California. Apart 1. Phone North 1iG. IS
POoDLE-If party WI return white poodle
lost weeks ago IN Nj. rieazant. so reward
wiu b. Eiven by owner. liz Newton e. X.
". Phons Col. ~. .
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

YOUNG LADY
alary; good chance for advaneemsnt-
Apply at once.
Classihed Advertising Dept.
The Washington Times
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

ROOM and board for man and wife. IN pri-
yats family; Al refs. BOX ~. Times Of
The Washington times., 1917-11-26
E0R RENT-HousEs

Il LARGE rooms and bath. sns iith e.
P. NErc1fSs ~ iiSS SSTip 4 - 4 ".
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

MACHINISTS, boilermakers,
machinists' helpers, boiler.
makers helpers. clerks. mes.
senger buys. baggage and mali
porters: white and >colored
laborers. Apply Room 30s.
Union Station.
The Washington times., 1917-11-26
LOST AND FOUND

GOLD WATCH-Gentlcman's, and monogram
fob; Friday night at Lyceum Theater. Re-
ward. Apart. ?. 13s n 1t. N. W. Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

WANTED by young married couple, fur-
nished or unfurnished f-room and hath
housekeeping apartment IN northwest SC
ton after Decsmber Is. Address BOX -.
Tine oe1ce. lesl
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

bloodhound. with brown ears. brown spot
on back. and black streak in center Of back:
rope tied around him: about 1880 Sunday
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Apal 5.-EGGS-Market steady. Mary
lard. PsnnsyivaniA and nearby hrsts. 81 Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia hrsts. 81; Western
tohio) nrsts. 81 West virgaia arsts. $; Southern
North CGrolinal hrsts. q
BUrTER-SepantoF, sxtras 41taAs; hrstz Aal5
PrtntA. \ n, extras. RltaAs; frsts. fal5; do. D
extras. bi4aAs; hsts. 4AaI6 Blicks. 2 ns. extras
5lsa6; frstS. tlaB. DAiry prints Maryland. Penn
storepaeksd. hss. nag. Rolls. Maryland. Penn
ElTauia and West yirEipia, Grsts. salS2
LIVE PoULrRY-Puces per pound unless other
vie stated. Chickens. large, young. smooth, sas,
staSg1, 2Ia5; do. spring. ~ and II lbs. 4oai2i
do. old hers, 3; do. old roossers and stags lAlS;
ducks. young museoyy and mongrel, aa1l; do,
S.z so1ns white Peshs. - az DO: Indian runner,
poor. lAni pigeons. old, pair IS; do. young pair.
IS; guinea fowl, young each, ~ lbs. and up, each.
Sa9; DO. d., smaller. each. . DO. old. q
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTs-Potatoes,
1ooa2B; DO. New Yo<t statA aooA3z5; Eastern
Shoro Maryland and Virginia No l Zs5aSo0; do.
nearby. buzhsI hon. assa3cO; FloridA primes, bbL,
SooAlooo. DO. ssoordA L0as.eoi do. hamper bus,
275a3.p Sweets. Eastern shors Virginia, yeLowz
barrel. loas.oo; Eastern shore MARYLAND and Dela,
ware, s5oa6.W; York River barrel, A50a5 %; North
Carolina, barrel L5a5.oo; hamper basket L1saaDo;
seed potatoes. barrel asoA50. Yains. large bright,
HncotA. eszel. toaAS. Apples, Western Maryland
md PsnnUivania packed. es-rel 1soaS.5o; New
YOrk State No. I. barrel. LOoaGo; do. No z
barrel aooa30 Asparagus, Southern, dozen, 2ooa
800; DO, Maryland and Virginia. dozen. 2oOsSoo.
Beans, Fcrida, srsen. per oaskst. 20a25o; do.
pearl, basket. 1z5al.s0 Beets Florida, bunch, 5as
CahhagA Florida. catA 25aSW. Cuc1znhxrs,
riorida. basket. a9oa3D EExplants Florida, crate,
2voatm. Grapefruit Florida. hs to size. box, asa
zoo. Horse radish. native. bon. L5oszoo Kns,
Norfolk. barrel L3aln Lettnce. North Carolina.
basket. aoAS.D; do. FloridA. baSket. I.sos2So.
Onions. new Teas. cats LooaA9. Oranges
Florida as to sir. bo4. 3soa40 Oyster painfs.
nattss. bunch. 5.oosoo. Peaa Florida basket. s0Oa
lm. Pepprs, Florida. crate Aooas.oo RAdlshas.
i.ooaiS. Spinach. Norfolk. barrel, i.5oa2 70; do,
native. bukha boa. 6azk squash. P1or1da, crafts,
.zsl@. stzaxbezis. FLORIDA, rsttaxurator, ot..
1a5; DO. Florida, open crate. Ian; do. North
cxroina. at. Ban romatoes. Florida. fancy rps.
ordinary, carrier. 2ooa2z
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
STOCK MARKET
SHOWS BETTER TONE
But Weakness Again Il Indicated and
Bond Prices Recede.

While showing'a fairly good tone In
share values. transactions on yesterdays s
session of the Washington Stock Ex-
change were not especially large and in
dicated weakness and slight price re-
eessions on most Of the bonds in which
there was trading.
Capital Traction IS sold at 1o2zs. with
a small bond at lO3; Potomac Electric
consolidated IS were also weak. selling
at sSls 10 sssk. and Washington Railway
and Electric 4s. at 7Sk. These prices arc
all close to the low level of the year.
The public utility shares were more or
less neglected. Capital Traction was Of
fered at 81. with 80 bid: Railway common.
a bid and Is asked. A few shares Of
the preferred stock OF the same corpora
tion brought 7Sl1.
Word received from New York City By
local brokers last night was to the effect
that the Bethlehem Steel Company has
advanced prices OF structural shapes s.
per ton. its minimum price on Bethlehem
and standard sections now being AS to
$50. depending upon the deslrability OF
specifications and the time OF shipment
Other Independent mills are quoting
various prices on shapes. and It Is un-
derstood that the Carnegie Company.
while quoting higher minimum prices Is
also making a range on all kinds Of
structural steel depending upon eondi-
tons and circumstances when order Is
accepted. but the policy OF the corpora
ton is to take all business at the lowest
prices possible. whenever It accepts an
order for substantial tonnage.
Particular attention should be paid. In
consideration OF the quarterly earnings
OF the statement OF the United States
steel Corporation, TO the monthly changes
Of earnings. In January they were S36.-
O74.425; February. tss.le.1E1. and In March.
SO, ,63o.I22 These monthly earnings re-
feet closely the effect on the corporation
of railroad car shortage
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Aprh B.-oottm irnpsorOd m the hnNl
dealings today after It bad ben nsETous and
irregular. Bushes was local In tbs main
Ths uA-tst At ths cpeninG was Lnectsd b. .
lack Of nottosA only about 90 balss being Issued
according TO early reportA First rrioss al
rAnced 2 to 10 points IN consequsneo and sub
sequent buying Of a few hundred bales o( May
ssnt the picS for that month up 70 1870. or %
points oTsr Testsrdsy's eioss
Falling % IN outside trade ho~sTsr. and .
fRTUrahls weather map prevented the mArkst from
holding the full advances and the early bules
was followed by neETUus and irregular huctuA-
tors
ne aftsnOoo narkst ~rs without murA change
or featmsL
Toward tho eloss the mArtss showed a ten
dency to Lag which was checked by persistent
support from interests that had been buying
This svsntually started covering movement among
room traders that ran prices up quite sharply,
at the Glosa which was steady al an advance or
5 to II points
P1t rso-ipts for ths DAY were szsS bales, ez-
ports were l67o5 balss. including I5fe bales to
Great Britain and LoO bales to Francs. Spot
hsrs was ouist. 20 points higher At D.@ cents
The spot articls st New Orleans was steady, u
points higher the basis Of 1919 cents for
middling. Receipts at New Orleans were l.7S
bales at Savannah LIS bales. Nofolk Leo bales
and Houston 207 bales
Furnished By n. L. capnter & o. &.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Phn1dsbsi.. Apui 3,-BUTTER-In fair d.
m2nd and firm Ths Quotations: Western sold
packed cesmerJ, fhncy specialx, pr NJ. e. extra,
t1aSi extra 1uts. an; hrsts a; seconds. -; nsartg
psints, fsny 20; sssrass eztrss sA1t; hnrtz. n.l1;
ss4E.
EGcs-stss pl.usts and o e.ssz ps ... lower.
We qucts: II frs easss neartE ns,z. M ps
standard cas. cn-rnt naosiptz. DlB PER c.ss;
westsrn eatH hrs,x nD pr osss nrztz ios:
fsney selected eess jshhans At &A2 pr ds.sn.
fun gsznL fsDs. b<z. Gs17zs rp-c..ls hi<.sr; fzlr
10 eoo1 nr~. 9sz.ssti pars edna lizz
LIVE PoUL1RY-Fsx1s. a. % qusisty. ~ n.
wiring chicksnS sOft-ns.tad ez1s dnrks, a. % szs
and eu.liu. zzx; pssoas. ol1. pr par 1ls0; "a.
foung, Per pxif, Dzz.
DRkssED PoUIrK1-Fowls y % bon, an
rtcked. farcy siscssd. =; veiehinf ~ poundi
and osu aSkecs ~ weighing ~ pounds arsss,. y
pounds APIECE. Aa12 fOvh. In bzzrslE fnnoy, an.
picked. WEIGHING ~ pounds aud oFs spiacs. 4
snAilI si1ss zs1; cd roosa1sp dU-peksd n.
koassins chickens Western. dy1picked, IN baru,
s~shins esis posn d psr pair. Pan; a.. n borsI
waehins ! pounds pr pair. 8aes; o., dry-picked
IN serrsA weighing hle pounds per pair. za9
DO. n b.rfeh WEIGHING pounds psr pair. nsz
pouneA psr pain. zas1 chickenS veiehins -
pounds per pair. 01z: do, mined s1ss. ma
BrotszA Jessy. FANG. e04&: DO. che nsars-y
wsishins ihs3 p0uzds spiss. Boa8 Tufss -
pound, fAnc. western. 11AU; fsir 10 gook. 81
old toms. 2ssso: cosnznoa, NAA
he-1po today-FlouE, In bn-sls ana iIns "a
pounds IN saaan; wheat ms bu<heis; enrnl z 81
eS.shsis; otS n.ie bushels; hay. y tsos md a
Of srzg.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. April Son ne ezzb nszrkrt tndzs
he Standard Oh issass hsM fairly stesdy. Omitted
Motors on the s4tcment of sguinrs runninf sbcsit
. share pleksd NJ for gain q sbout ~ pcints.
ons o. two Of the in1ependsuf oils showed sune
lctivity along with fsw icw Srtcsd mining rhzrps
othsrSiss thszp was 10 chanss IN ths rasssst tsns.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
New York.
New Orleans.
WASHINGTON pRonuCE

Quotations given below are for Iargs los Of good
uarketable goods only Jobbe1 prices are hishef
Lower grades may be sold for lea Fancy EOOds
EGGs-FIsah. per don. SaSs; do, southern. pr
doz., IS.
BuTTER-Bst prints, new, per lb.. @; do, tub.
q; process, %; store-packed, 2.
LARD-rus. pure. pc, b. zszii do, eom-
bound. l5al5h; cottonseed oil. per nTe gallon can
kT5
CHEEsE-Nsw York, new. Per Ib.. q.
LIVE PoULTRY-chickens, per n., zas, hens.
isals; seese per b. 2ai5 keats surins II ibs he and nd
oTer each. IS; turkeys. per b.. 23ss.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chicksna choice per n
1aso: hens choice. per n. 2ia25; rcosters per n
Is; zpons. lbs. each, per ID. soA,D ducks, large,
per n. B; geese. large per D-, Isa2o; tukey.
choice, per n. za2; do, medium. per D. q
LIVE SrOOH-Cslyes VcSl primo. per D., laals;
DO, medium. MAP; spring lambs fat. per n,
lsaiTi sheep. per h., 7as.
DRESSED GooDs-Pork. saar. Per h. Is: do.
GREEN GooDs-Aspara1us. per doz. imam,
beams per basket. 2ooa2.2s; lima beana Florida pe-
basket. 25os35o; beets Florida. per crate 2Doa2 50
cabbage, new, per basket 35oa45O; carrots per
boa, i.sal.5O; eauii6oEer, California. per crats,
2ooa1B; Gallery. Florida, per crate. L5oag5o; Gu
cumbers. per basket, 25oaloo; cymblngs, per crate
5Oa2 o.; eggplant, per crate. 25OaS.W; kale. PEI
bbl, 20ga2.5oi lettuce, Florida. pr basket Goa
400; okrs. Florida per crate eoOakoo; onions, per
loob. sack, l20altooi peas. Florida, basket. 5uA
2s0; pspperA crate t.50a600; potatoes Mccormick
6oos9oo; do. Northern. sack, s7s; rutabasas. bhl
1ooA5o0i sweet pctatoes bbl. 35ab.0o; yams bbl
25oaLoo; spinach. Dbl, 20oa4oo, tomatoes. Florida
psr crate. 35oA5oo; turnips. Per boa, l50as O;
rhubarb. per 100 2o0AS00
FRUIrs-Apples per bbl., zsss.D; grapefruit
per bpx, S5h4.o; lemons, per boz af6al00; oranges
pr box. California, 275a3G: DO, Florida, s5Ozl5o;
pinsspples. PER crate, 3EaL5O
sEEDs-Blue grass. per bpsheI. Lso; clover.
shalfa. Per D., l5als; do. alske. per D., Isa2a:
red, per ID. leal9; do, white, per b. s2alo:
2phing or mammoth, per h., ls0oa2Doo; COW peas
per bushel. 2Tca2so; timothy. pr bushel. 23sa27o;
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
X the World Of Finance and Trade
WALL STREET BOOM LED
BY STEEL And COPPER
Substantial Advances in Securities
Based on Real Values.

New York. April 25.-united States
Steel and Utah Copper led the stock
market today 10 an advance that left
most issues several points net higher for
the session Steel gained i've points and
Utah more than four. Bethlehem. Al
eohol and crucible AMI all the coppers,
steel. munitions and general Industrial
concerns felt the inspiring influence OF
the new sentiment that has been grow
ing IN Wall Street since Monday The
close was strong at the best figures OF
the day with the bewildered pessimists
wondering what had happened.
The advance Is based on substantial
values which people are finally beginning
to appreciate. Technically. the market
never was In q stronger position.
The big thing In the market. however.
Is not intrinsic value Of stocks. for that
has been known although not appre-
ciated. It Is the fact that the govern
ment ia .expending the vast war loan
about to be fioated has decided 70 allow
more liberal profits and to exact less
burdensome taxes than had been
planned.
This means that government expendi-
lures are going to ca1se booming in
dustry and imitation IN the money mar
ket ard therefore Of necessity igher
prices for everything, including locks
Money win be cheap because th1 big
bond iBsue Is going to multiply tn, cur
rency Of the country Therefore bonds
which have been slumping recently win
tend 10 improve IN price and furnish a
stabllizer for the market.
New that the market has turned and
a long campaign OF Improving prices u
IN sight, earnings and assets, dividends
and Earpluses become matters OF I'M
portanee again The market is ful Oh
stocks that viii bear investigation,
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. April 5.-Ths allies Ghsorbsd big lots OF
what corn. and oats future4 Gpl coDpeted With
nillers for oAsh wheat in AL markstB. TheS were
sensational prics gAtns not only 1t Chinaso. but a.
every other market N thiS country, well - In
Canada Advances were aboWn of IN osnfs for
Nay. lOz for JulJ, and ~ for September vhsat
Ths Eales q cash wheat a Ohieago were almost
nothing. hsczne q the lack Of offerings.
TeisgrAphio adEics recsiyed the Board ot
Trade today said tAat tie broksu scting tor ths
Rritah Commission have denied reports that Asy
have Enld Nay or anJ other wheat futnre.
Thsrs were advances Of fkAsA cents for oun and
EkAES for oats today. Ths tnAds 10 cats vas tbs
larxest seen In yeanL Cash sales hsrs were BJoe
bushels oorn and 5000 bushels oats Hog ppodrcts
closed Stzong At E1od AdvancA
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

hss foEk. April S-Money On zn opensd AZ
pH cent; hish. pa CENT: loE, per cent; c4osr. 2
pf cent hos q he DAYS loans were made al I
~ ccni
Tine nensT was aFn- rhers vas a soneuhat
iin1itsd enlne8. ox1ng " the meager supply.
hstrt On MIXED eoilatszi Quoted a. sisG4 pa cent
i@ axr days. tAst pG eant for thres. four. Eve.
and six montha and o. IndusriAlA. fx per cr-t fov
stxy dayH ~ psr cent for three and fourth roufhs
tAafS PER esnt fog Eve and III monthA
AeroABf1ls raper-BuSnas was corhned 10 mod
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
AUTO DIRECTORY

o
wbo In
ders
" the eOupo below.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
TOdaySs Events

N. russs. 1h@zi q wsAiarD.. n sz,-s
norhssst . 0cioaL
r. Hayes Hsntlioa. eharasy l.-sus b he ea.ndruu
q s. pisa-r's Hs@- heAkahss Hal. csEhs'is
University
wasainssss Beard q rads. Bss - o. ss-
Willard Hotsl.
DF. chNr1ss 4 neaor. sddr-- e.sss o. Nsao.-
cAir@ee-i soese a IN rvslrA s1va BzaA
sgsDss 3. - N KAss Is.Bd .-.u. "a q
ossock
Bstoe1 ousa. sd1ru- b-eo, o. b-ahaas sns
tnanos elass Al inf v srust no-thwvs
Naudsrins perfonAno. bsne1t strndnS strset
railway employea. Al Immacuiats oooosp1or Hsil
eernth and srsrts borthwest
Rectal. bsnsht Nc. NnokinI gOldsa jdh1-s
AMUsTArRn
Bsiasoo-~ns Prnss.l Pst" tA d n
New NAt3ouai-'-Ths Littls hssm- 6z D n
FOli's-Nes Puu Piaysa. in ''witan ths Las.-
11b and as p N
p. Y. Ksths-vsnds-sns. ais nnd saI y
Gaycty-Buficsque IN and tds D N
CoEnos-Nauderifle IN 70 uS D N
LoeE's caiuuba-PhotrplsyA IbN a N tsup N
stnnd-Photopiayt u a n b Il p n
Gardsn-Photopau, II a n % n hm
Baseball pitchsS win stndy hypnotinn. vhich vfn
enable then 10 throv the unrlrsa into a trancs 90
mam rIm Ill NFwfNa
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
LTYERPOOI COTTON MARKFT

Hrupoot. Aprn z,-epo, oses. todas - -
pprtsf vtch q fslr buane9 dolnr a. q pulnE "a
Esnss - ths b.rzs of ma f5r Anss1n ntddnne
ne sas Asreutst 500 hale. indu1nr f.e0
tnr@ c,o-sd b~rsiE sts>1E q Nd .as1nss q -
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26

Baseball psteb~s win stsdy hypuosi-a. ~hirA vfu
enable then 10 thrOv the unrlrss into a trascs %
they win call sysry hSl a strifs.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26

sr.ts ..s... shizfs sf.hA<A-r-zs n-za- Fsu "a
ons-hAh pr erut \ Ne r1linE rzininun ntA
FoREGN Excnkrson
Eev rort. Apl B-rodss-s ao<nf n.s q
forrirB eachanss fouo~s
Fr1nr, demand. Elm: ozba.a GSuA
ou1derz, dhncu, a.: chfe, OK
Dlns. cheda Am cblez 6npA
Rnhaes chcc.z. 81; o.hass zlA
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
WASHINGTON SToCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.

Opial Tnetion S, 500 at loZi, 900 at Io17G
$50 At le& 5000 at lo25s. 5000 at l@. 500 at los
Potomac Consolidated S.. sl.0O0 at 9siA, s. 900 at
SsS, 5000 at ssk. s.. 900 at es4s.
Washington RSilWny and Electric pfd-, 10 at M.
Amsncan National Bank, 10 at l5s.
CniOn Trust 10 at I2gS, 10 at I2OX. At IDA ID
at l2DS, 10 At l2oN. 10 at I2OA. 10 at I2OA
MsrEenthalsr Linotype. 10 at 1854.
LSnEton Monotype at 70
After call
CAPITAL Traction s. LOO at los.
Washinstin Railway and Eectdc =. loo at TEX,
I.0oo at 7sA.
WIShingtoD GaA at IN
GOVERNMENT BONDs
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
COTTONSyED or MARKET.

New York, April H-Ths eotsouEed oil narkse
vas again Arm. WITH hEst ohsringA- While the
sslinS vas partly for rshnsrs, Il not regArded
a. important Crude oil is hrm a. close 70 Log
Better cotton weather conditions Az not resulung
ln hedge selling. The trade 10 stil bulhsh-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26

srchArd EIssS per bushsl. lTsa2Io; rsd-top Cherds
gTass1. per b. loall: Solar beans per bus 2sOsLOo
HAf-Timothy. No. !. per ton. 800; do. No. 2
5.ooi mixed. HooaI5.oO; ear corn, new. Per bbl.
100; wheat straw, per ton 800: tangled rye straw.
per ton. lloo; long re straw. per ton. N.oo
HIDES-Green. per ID. %: do. salted per Ib.
Di do, DRY, per H., GaSo; horse hides each 6OOs
t0; calf skins. green, each &5l40; lamb EktnA
green. eaA, 2Za35.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-26
NEW YORK SUGAR,

Ssa -YorS. Apra 5-REW sugar. autst- csat1
f1aals. 40; rnolAssss sugar. 6B; refnsd SugE
stsady: hne granulated, T.soas.D.
The evening world., 1917-08-29
: Athletic Notes

New York's contingent for the Ma
uonRl track and field championships
OF the Amateur Athletic Union will
be mobllizod at noon to-day for the
first leg OF the trip to st. Louis.
where the title meet will be held on
Friday, Saturday and Monday.
One OF the largest felds that has ever
been entered for an all around title
meet will compete in the individual
championship competition on Labor
Day. Topping the list is the name
Of Avery Brundage Of the Chicago A. A.,
title holder and two time champion
Although many OF the best athletes
OF the district will be In ST. Louis at
the Championship meet there promises
to be some good competition at the
Caledonlan games at Juniper Park on
Labor Day. The games will be held
under the rules OF the Amateur Athletic
| Union. More than one hundred entries
have been received for the meet.
The evening world., 1917-08-29

mission on Training Camps Activities
the fund receipts will be used ex-
pressly for the purchase OF the badly
needed sport equipment. The old
Sixty ninth Regiment, now training
at Mineola for an early departure TO
France, will be the first unit out
fitted by the Army Athletic Fund.
The famous Irish Regiment should
be furnished with baseballs, boxing
gloves. and before leaving this coun-
try. No sport materials OF any kind
can be attained in France, so II the
boys are to have athletic equipment
1t must shortly be provided.
The fund daily receives many Of
fers of assistance. Charley Hauser,
an old time boxer who appreciates
the value OF athletic training for SOL
diers. very generously agrees TO do
note To the Army Athletic Fund the
receipts of his moving picture the
atre a week from next Friday night.
II is in the vicinity of the old Sixty
ninth Regiment Armory, and Mr..
Hauser believes the friends and ad-
mirers OF the Irish Regiment will do
| their part when they know the pro-
ceeds will increase the comfort OF the
boys In khaki.
While on the subject of shows the
Army Athletic Fund Show at the
Hippodrome Sunday evening. Sept. 16,
will contain more stars than any
thing OF It's kind ever attempted In
this town. All the leading theatrical
managers have combined for the 90
CASTOR TO make the funds show q
knockout. The full programme will
be announced soon.
i And there's the Giant -Dodgei
game at the Polo Grounds Monday
Sept. 10. Through the generous ef.
forts OF President Harry Hampstead
OF the Giants and President Charles
Bbbets OF the Brooklyn Club the re
ceipts for this game will be turneC
over to the fund, which means man!
more baseballs and boxing gloves 10
the soldiers.
Meanwhile the scores OF athleti
Clubs and social organization
, throughout the city could virtual,
, guarantee lot Of equipment for New
York regiments by doing their bi
for the fund. Some clubs like tn
I Holy Name Boys Club. Hamilton A
lC., Aqueduct A. G. have shown tn
= way with subscriptions.
The evening world., 1917-08-29
Mike O'DOWD Wins
REFEREESAWARD
OVER TEDLEN|S
Doesn't Lose Wel
terweighi Title. as Bout Was
al CaichweightS.

BosroS. Aus D-Mihs o'Dgwa
- ~ PAU Won the dscisioa sver
wei'eFweisht chsmpion Tea flssas
~ England IN their t~eiye-rolnd
bout ~ the Armofy A. A. last nl9ht
Although o'Dowd Vas the victor. ~
doe not taks isewis's title. as he vuas
over the SoltsfSeighi limit n waa
quite a surprise aud a cisan-cut vto-
tori. There gas q dt.nonstratfon
when Referee Conley pointed e.
~ D1wd
II looked IN the opening ssasioa -
n DcSs was going 20 finiah ODDwd
ln quick time. but Mike proved that
be cay take stln punches and como
back With some himself. I.ewis drove
home some hard rights ana lefta u
the Jaw In the first round, bat they
did not even staggcr Mike.
In the second roune O'Dowd heHnn
20 show. lie kept crOwdlng LaUis
all the time. and although the latter
did some clever work the ~. Paul
boxer reached him with stlf left
Iabs 10 the face and rights 20 the
jaw. lie also caught Lewis many
hard wallops with both hands 70 The
body
There was considerable cilnchlns.
during the battle. The pair will most
likely meet here again In a couple OF
weeks, as Lewis wants another bout,
as he was dissatisfied with the de-
cislon.
Billy Roche OF New York was
brought here TO referee the bout, but
Paddy Mullins, manager OF O'Dowd.
insisted on "A Boston man, and Con-
ley was selected.
The evening world., 1917-08-29
Sport Briefs

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Miss Lois stu
sixteen years old; and In Miss lEsT;snsss(
kee, seventeen years old. were success
the the seyentesnth ANNUAL sSsmPiOn.Sip q
sa' at Fiossmoer T Country Club. These
sSis"S sisyS.: tS,'sS: :Sos: so:
losing TO Miss Hadneid two down, de-
spite a medal score OF 81. one under par
The Miiwaukee girl covered the irst nine
in 10 and came home In 10 for an sS.
Miss 6tumer defeated Miss Ethel Chat
Held Of Sycamore. III. IN 10 holsG
ROCHESTER,. N. z. Aug. ~
play in the Rochester Tennis Clubs
tournament for the United States
Tennis Association's 100000 smbu-
lance fund were partly spoiled by rain
that fell intermittentlY during the after
noon The cup match between Miss Mary
Miss Molla BJurstedt was shortened
to one set because of Miss Biurgtsdts
illness. Miss Browne won. 8-e.
POUGHKEEPSIE. Aug. 2s.-Ima jay,
the favorite. owned and driven by HAr-
Vey Ernest OF KammB. o.. won "The
4 Poughkeepsie," 2.il trot. for a purse
OF $4,000, the feature event Of the
opening day of the Poughkeepsie Grand
Circuit meeting.