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The Washington times., 1919-03-14
AGNEW HESITATES;
SHAW STILL REBEL

/ LEBANON. March 14-Sar! Agnew,
formerly first string catcher for the
Boston Red Sox worlds baseball
champions, and now a member of the
Lebanon team, Bethlehem Steel
League, was today notified by Mana
ger Clark Griffith OF the acceptance
Of his demand in the way of a 1919
salary. Agnew. it is understood, does
not want to leave Lebanon, having a
responsible position with the BethIe-
hem Company here, and for that rea-
son fixed his salary at a faGcy figure
with the hope that Griffith would not
accept it.
Griffith, however, is making
strong play for Pitcher Jim Shaw,
also a member of the Lebanon team,
and Agnew's close personal friend
hence he agreed TO meet AgHew's de-
mands, hoping i'm that way to get
Shaw to sign. Agnew has rot as yet
affixed his signature to a washington
contract, and may not do sr. On the
other hand, Shaw insists that Griffith
will have to pay him the biggest salary
he ever received il he wants mis- serv-
ices the coming season.
Lebanon's booster club. organized
by Charley Kelchner, the former big
league scout, to meet just such an
emergency, Is prepared to contest
Griffith's efforts to take away the
Lebanon teams star battery. and the
hope is held out by local fans that
both Agnew and Shaw will see that il
will be to their financial ADVANTAGE
to remain here.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
.LANSBURGHTO SEEK
SITES FOR D. C. ADS

Another step in the nationwide
campaign to advertise Washington's
advantages as a manufacturing CEN
ter was taken today when Lester Lans
burgh. vice president Of the Mer-
chants & Manufacturers Association
and president Of the Advertising Club
OF Washington, was made q member
Of the Industrial expansion committee
and appointed chairman Of a sub-com-
mittee on advertising.
Mr.. Lansburgh will procure bill
board sites along steam and electric
roads and highways leading In and
out Of Washington. 1t is planned that
even those who merely pass through
the Nations Capital will know Of It's
advantages to manufacturers.
In addition to the billboards news
paper and magazine advertising will
be resorted to on just as broad a
scope as funds can be made available
for.
Ross P. Andrews. chairman OF the
committee. said, in appointing Mr..
Lansburgh, that the primary idea in
this movement is to promote those in
terests already here as well as those
who may come. To this end local
newspaper advertising and out-of-
town journals and magazines will be
employed.
The committee has now a member
ship of eleven men. Mr.. Andrews
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
CLARENDON MEN TO PUT
OUT FIRST CLASS TEAM

The Clarendon Athletic Club. known
for several years as the Alexandria
County Athletic Association, viii
have a first-class baseball team ac-
cording to President Z. L. Bennett
and Manager Joe Giebel. At a meet
ing in Clarendon last night, E. L.
Bennett was elected president of the
newly formed athletic club. They
officers are: A z. Payne, vice presi-
dent: T. NJ. Lapp. secretary; J. A.
Darretee. treasurer; L. r. Ball and
H. E. Wilkens, executive committee
w. w. Mainhall, business manager;
+. B. Keefer, publicity manager; A..
ID. Langley, w. w. Cation, A. F. Snyder
and c. S. Georgius, membership COM
mittee. and Joe GiebeI. manager Of
the baseball team.
The first practice of the season
will be held on Sunday morning at
10 o'clock when the following
players will fall in line for the
workout: c. z. Limeric, A. B.
Watts, John z. Stewart, o. o. Won
Herbulis, b. M Davidson. Howard
Drukenmiller, D. r. Bolen, Emil PfeiI,
Buck Sturger. Ernie Schaffer. Will
lam HILL Eddie Mcmahon, Eddie Car
roll. Percy o. Tillett and Lem Owens
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
TODAY
IN WILKINS CASE

MINEoLA. N. Y, March 14.-County
authorities today were expected to
place under arrest one whom they
believe guilty OF the murder Of Mrs
Julia wilkins.
DR.. Walter Keene wilkins, her
third and last husband. admitted that
he was under suspicion. His story
to the police Is that burglars sur
prised him and his wife in their Long
Beach home and that they killed Mrs.
wilkins. The woman's body was
exhumed yesterday and an examina-
tion was made. The officials will not
say other than that they now know
against whom to make a charge OF
murder.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
WANTS DUCK MATCH

The Southeast Junior Duckpin
team challenges any duckpin team in
washington or nearby towns for a
series OF six games, to be played on
any alleys in this city. The average
age OF tho players is eighteen. Jobn
l. Auguste, 1922 G. street southeast
William Carroll, IlI4 street south.
east will handle correspondence.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
THE LOCAL MARKET

Capital Traction. Potomac Electric,
and Washington Gas were the only
securities featuring at the session of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-
day. Sales wer about evenly divided
between stocks and bonds
One $1,000 Potomac Electric con-
solidated sold at 92ia. After call,
enc $500 and one $1,000 debentured
3 sold at 95.
Thirty shares of Washington Gas
Light stock sold at 531k.
Capital Traction sales were after
call. Two $1,000 SIS sold at 96Ss, and
ten shares of stock at SO.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
TODAYS SALES.

Potomac Electric Cons. 8 5. $I.OOOa
go y.
Washington Gas Light 10Q531s
10d53h. 5a53h, 5G531s.
After call.-Cap.aH Traction SIS.
81 ,0OOG96S, $1.OOOd963s.
FSo;o ~ac Electric deb 6's. S5O0d95,
81 ,OOO695.
Capital Traction. 1OdS6
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
NORWAY BANK INlBUENOs AIRES,

Buenos Aires will shortly have a
Norwegian bank. Argentine advices
today announced. Thirty-tNgo Nor
wegian bankers are providing the
capital, it was stated. The establish
ment expects to handle the exchange
OF the rapidly increasing Scandinavian
trade with Argentina.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
DECLARES Dividend.

At the regular meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the Continental Trust
Company. held March ~. 1919. the
regular quarterly dividend. OF IL per
cent was declared payable March 81
to shareholders OF record at the close
OF business March 20.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
TOday'S Market Hints

Prepared by the Bureau Of Markets, L.
s. Department OF Agriculture.
ABUNDANT-whIte potatoes turnIps
caulihOwer, carrots.
NOkAAL-Lettuce, kale, parsnips, onionA
celery, oranges, grapeIrUit, lemons, ban
anas.
SCARCE-Cabbage, sweet potatoes, Spin
ach, string beans, apples, rnubarb, Gu.
cumbers, Strawberries
VEGETABLE
The Washington times., 1919-03-14

plans 10 add to Il from day TO day.
as fast as he can get the men he has
in mind to accept.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
WANTS RAIL BATTLEs.

owings, Nd, baseball players are
on the map for baseball games. G.
G Buckler, manager Of the OwinRs
A. c. team, will handle correspond
ence for games.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
ENTERS sWIaIMERa.

Central will enter several hrst-cIass
swimmers in the annual interschoIas-
tic meet 70 be held in the Baltimore
Athletic Club meet on April % ac-
coFding to reports.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
BARNEYHOLDS
UPROBERTSON
FROM GRIFFS
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

IT Manager Griffith wants Davey
Robertson, he will have to don hia
gum shoes, put on his false whiskers
and interview his old friend, Barney
Dreyfuss, the Pittsburgh magnate,
for Barney swears by all the i'm
mortal gods that only over his man
gled corpse will the Virginia de-
teettve pass from the National
League to cavort in the GrifTmen' s
garden.
Johnny McGraw, Of the Giants. is
doing his best to get Robertson out Of
the old league. but Dreyfuss is prov
ing adamant.
Nothing doing" says Barney. Il
need Robertson, and I'll have him. if
it's possible to arrange a deal with
the Giants. But he'll never get my
permission TO leave the league with
out first talking business with me.
RIeI<ey Goes Home.
Branch Hickey has departed from
New York. He is going back to st.
Louis surrounded by silence. He turn
ed down all offers for Hornsby. MS
crack shortstop. and it is rumored in
the Mound City that he is under prom
ise not TO dispose of the player who
shone. so brightly in 1917.
RioiEey stands ready TO do business
with any club wanting a catcher, hav-
ing four Of them. Snyder. Gonzales,
Dflhoefer- and Clemmons. 1t is thought
that the Giants will take either Sny-
der or Gonzales, working in a three
cornered deal with the Pirates. just
what Pittsburgh player is TO feature
the trade remains q secret
Meanwhile, Washington's chances
Of landing Robertson appear blocked
until such time as Barney Dreyfuss
realizes that the Virginian Will quit
baseball IL ne cannot sign with the
Griffmen
FraEee Has Back Up.
Harry Frazee is in Boston today.
He will remain there until tomorrow
noon. He has let it be known that
his hOld-outs, Ruth, McInnis. Mays
and Shean, may find him at Fenway
Park until that hour. He is ready to
talk contracts but Will not go after
a single one Of the quartet
I'm not hunting them. They know
where i am. It's up to them" SAYS
the Boston friend OF Ban Johnson's.
Derrill Pratt has $4,000 lob as
assistant superintendent in the steel
eompany's plant at Lebanon. being
an engineer OF more than passing
skill, and his friends assert that his
retirement from the Yankees is the
simon pure article. Jim Shaw, not
being an engineer, uses his muscles
He has muscles in his eyebrows.
LeERIize Sunday Baseball.
Sunday baseball is coming to all |
cities and towns in Rhode Island |
The lower house in the legislature |
has passed the bill, and il is a fore |
gone conclusion that the upper house /
will follow suit. This will make /
Providence a great baseball town /
once more.
Joe shannon has accepted salary /
terms offered by the Washington club.
snd VIII report here next week to go |
20 Augusta, Ga. He has been working
at the Baltimore Drydock Company,
but yesterday quit his job fer short
vacation before returning to the dia-
nond.
Bert shotton, now a prac;icing at
aorney, will not be retained by the
fSrinmen. He is for sale CT trade,
hough there Is slight chance of his
in fast company. 1t is
barely possible that some National
League club, such as the PhilIies.
may refuse to waive and take him for
an experiment
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
OTHER FINANCIAL
NEWS ON PAGE %

can serve over here BY paying ybHF
Ineome tax.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
INSURANCE STATEMENTS

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS uF
The Brotherhood Accident Company. OF
Boston, Mass, on the 31st day OF Deem
Der. 1918, as feQuired under the District II
Columbia Code, amended June 50, 1907,
and August iS, 1911.
Capital stock -. NlygsO9o %
Capital stock paid in, in cash. loo, 900 90
ASSETS
Cash IN once .....ss........ Nz.-46 oS
CASn IN Dank- fAs4Sf -
Real estate mortgages (frst HEM / 900 90
Stocks and bonds (market vaiue) 233, $40 90
Interest due and accrued ...... 1881 10
Total assets. s............ 3i4.2Ts IS
LIABILITIES.
Reserve as required BY law. 5s.sfs 81
Salaries. rents, expenses, taxes,
etc. -.s.ss'-..... lUs1oO ~
CapitaI Stock. ................. lOO,eOO "
Total liabiliaiss. ......... 1f2, ,22S "a
Character Of business transacted during
the year 19Is-Accident and health.
Amount Of risk assumed during the
year 1s1S-Aceident, $500 to $500 per
week: health, $500 to $500 per week.
Losses sustained during the year
Money received during the year
Expended during the year 1918. 3Ss,s4s so
CHAHLES 9: EARoUHAh, President.
]. b. CRAWFORD. Secretary.
SOth day Of January, 1913.
(SeaL) ARTHUR w. DUFFIELD,
Notary Public.
M-IA
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
BASEBALL BRIEFS
FOR YOU

Tomorrow night at o'clock the
vanguard of the Griffmen will depart
from the Union Station for Augusta
Ga, where they will begin training
on Monday. Uncle Mick" -AItrock
viii be in charge Of the bunch, which
Is expected to consist Of Harry Har.
/ per, Ed Hovlik, Hank MatteSon, Molly
Craft. Harry Thompson, Bill Harring-
ton, Sam Agnew, Ed Gharrit-. and Ike
! Davis Doc Ayers will joir :he party
somewhere en- route. Val Picinfch.
now in Atlanta. will report Monday.
as will Adrian Lynch, who goes direct
from his home in Laurens, Iowa.
Manager Griffith will deoart on.tb.
evening OF March - with the remain
der Of the squad residing in the
North. Those players with homes in
the South or middle West will 20 di-
rect to Augusta.
Ed Flaherty, the Washington bov
who received a trial a few years ago
at the Griffmen's camp, will be with
the team again this spring FOR pitch
ing purpose. He is a glutton for
work. and will be kept busy. espe-
cially il any of the regulars develop
sore wings.
Uncle Nick" Altrock. after a win
teTs toll in the Alexandria ship ward
reports as hard as nails, and insists
that he will pitch al least six ball
games during the comiUZ season.
However, his principal duties will he
those of a coach for the Youngsters.
Thompson, Harrington, Il ,vIik and
Lynch.
Ty Cobb has not yet signed his 1919
contract, but he is never ia a hurry.
and few Tiger fans are worrying.
Holdouts are signing rapidly everv- |
where. Those who don't will wake I'm |
to find that the public has forgotten |
them.
The international League is having
rough going. Few money ron appear
willing TO risk their dollars in the
bushes.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14

AtIS O41S1N AAlNG8llIlsNLI
are those that DO not nuctu4ts duriaR
tubed conditions % the monay o. 49,
marketL FtFst deed of trust notaa fffrl
the District % Columbia. coagtitu4a Kit
edge" tnvestmentB. a1d thsy % not -.
pend upon the financial relponaIbflity rf
individ1al8 o. corporations foF thslF -
NIFTY. We eap supply such inVegtmantr
lu amounts from $3.50 upward 8and -
bOoklse "Conesruing Leans a1d gnVaols
msnta"
SWARTZELL, REIEEM &
HENsEY CO. d
~ ISth - NV. =
The Washington times., 1919-03-14

Ty Cobb has not yet signed his 1919
contract. but he is never ia d hurry,
and few Tiger fans are worr,lnp
The Washington times., 1919-03-14

Ger. Amer. Fire Ins. 200
Nat Union Fire ms. 51S
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title Ins... .
Real Estate Title Ins - a
MISGEI NE(nIrS CrOnKo
The Washington times., 1919-03-14

Holdouts are signing rapidly every-
where. Those who don't will wake up
TO find that the public has forgotten
them.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14

The International League is having
rough going. Few money ron appear r
willing TO risk their dollars in the
bushes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-15
Wonderful White Goods Values
Specials in Linen Department

$3.50 Beached Table Daniak, all linen, special s.
inches wide,
inches embroidered
15c Beached Cotton Towelng, yard 12zc yards
&c Beached Union Towelng yard 1sc yards
Toweng,
Towels
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-15
Special Values in Needlework-

75c Stamped Towels,
Dc Cotton white colors, ball
DaIio 80 -
Stamped Ceners, natural coors, size
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-15
Colored Wash Goods

VoiIes, fancy stripe effects var
Wash Silks, effects, coIorngs v
CoIored Goods, yards
Zephyr Gnghams, wide. fancy plaids yard
Fancy Gnghams q inches wide staple
Gnghams 6
PercaIes wide yards
PercaIes, inches wide,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-15
Demonstration

Be sure to visit Notion Sec
ton, where you will wit
ness an interesting demon
stra ton of the Betty
Darner, a small device at
tached to any sewing ma
chine, that will do all
m e n d in G an d darning,
leaving no ridges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Johnson coera House To-Day anc
Saturday. 2 7eeis-"T-e Way of
Mar WITH Mao" IS CeiI9rt-
fui Human interest Story

That versatile E0UC- screen star
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
JEWS IN SEVERAL
SOUTH AMERICAN CITIES

aueEus Ares. Jan. a campaign
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grass = serera. Soft, American
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tasi0r1-iE handed ou: ov some .. 4.
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TELEPHONE COMPANIES
N CONFERENCE. BANGOR

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a lei ~ ,a 2Inl.c --.i:-.as ON
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Giants % Tam n Florida

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PRESIDENT RECEIVES
FRENCH MEN OF LETTERS

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MONMOUTH

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