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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
.BRAUER WINS FINAL GAME
NOW TIED WITH CHRISTIE
COLA FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeat of Crump by Soft Drink Boys
Gives Them Chnncc to Capture
League pcnnunt.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

The Richmond Broom Company went
down to defeat yesterday at the Sem
mary diamond before the Braueritcs
by the score OF to .
Manager Faison pitched n good
game. but failure of his men to hit
hennedy at opportunc times sDellcd
defeat for his team.
Dewell and Powell starred at bat
lor the Braucritcs. while the battinr
Oh McCurdy for the Broommakcrs wns
feature VOC
The consistent pitching Of Kennedy
lot the Braucrites for this season has
Dcen the main factor in their standin,.
in the Athletic League
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
sH0vES THORPE FROM TOP
PLACE OF HEAVY HITTERS
Cobb Increases Lend and Is Now Four-
teen Points Ahead Of Seach and
Sisler in American.
tBy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. August 16.-Jim Thorpe,
the Indian outfieldcr OF the Boston
Braves. has relinquished the batting
leadership of the National League, ac-
cording to averages released today,
which include games of last Wednes-
day. He has dropped TO second place
with an average of .3+S
Gavvy Cravath, Philadelphia. form
err league leader who was dethorned
advanced to the head Of the Est WIKI
mark of .35l The number of 300
hitters is gradually dwindling. the
list being cut to thirteen.
Benny kaun. New York. and Cravath
nine circuit drives for each H. Whea..
Brooklyn. has taken the lead in total
bases from kauff. He has 1853 total
cutshaw, Pittsburgh. continued to
show the way to the base steale-s
with twenty-nine thefts.
tional League, Who participated in
st. Louis. .33O: Roush. Cincinnati. .323
z. Wheat, Brooklyn. .3lS; Hornsby. st.
Ty Cobb. Detroit's star. increased his
lead among the American League bat
ters during the past week. and now
is fourteen points in front OF the rum
ners-up-Veac CHI. teammate, and Sis
Ter. of st. Louis. who are tod for sec
ond place with .37l.
Sisler has reached the zoo mark in
among the base stealers with twenty
four pilfered sacks to his credit. Ruth.
Boston. seems unable to increase his
home run total. which remains at six
teen.
Other leading batters in the Ameri-
can League for forty or more games:
Peckinpaush; New York, $40; Jacob
son. st. Louis, .s3S; Jackson. Chicago,
n inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
WILL PLAY OFF TIE
H. II. Brnuer mud Christo-Coia to Meet
This Week to Decide Winner
in Athletic League.

On account OF the existing tie for
leadership In the Athletic League be-
tween l. b. Braucr and Christie Cola
President Sutton has ordered that
series of three games be played at
Byrd Park this week TO decide the
winner.
The first game will be played Mon
day the second Wednesday. and. if
the third Is necessary on Thursday
All OF the games will start at O'clock
Umpire Marshall. of the Athletic
League. viii be in charge of the series
Both OF these clubs have cracking
good clubs. and any one who goes out
TO Byrd Park will certainly see some
real played games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
ATTLE AXE BEATS GOLDE.
PLAYING OF BEALE AND
DEVINE'S BATTING FEATURE
Takn-kola Ends Season victoriousIy
by 1TouncinE knights OF
Columbus, II to -.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.

Battle Axe defeated Golde yesterday
by the score OF to 1. The features
of the game was the sensational stop
of Dick Beale at third. which robbed
Chewing of n sure hit
Ollie Dcvinc was the batting star
of the losers. while old reliable "Herby''
HARRISON was right there with his
pitching as we'll as getting three
healthy swats out of three trips TO
the plate.
Punk Pendleton. Dave Hotchkiss and
Jenkins had their eyes on the ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
LEADERS WILL MEET
Committee of Amateur BnscbnlI Com
misHion to Plnn for City Cham
piOnship Series.

4 meeting of the city championship
committee OF tho Amateur Baseball
Commission will be held at McGilrs
Union Monday night at s o'clock. Ar
ranEcments for staging the games in
which the winners OF the pennants in
the three leagues under the Jurisdiction
made
The meeting has been called by Chair
man Arthur Van Buren,. and viii be
sutton. Jr., Otto Mcister. ,jr. and
w. +. Wharton. bcsidcs the managers
OF the winning teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
SECOND GAME.
Totals .....s2 II Totals .....3i 10 o
'Batted for Jolic in ninth.
Score BY innings. u

Hichii"tiu -........-.....-... DO Of0T-h
SUMMARY: Two base hits-Pooic. Walsh.
Moran, MaGalis, BranniEan. Homo run
Allen. Stolen hascs-Crosslcy. Pay. Brown,
Baker. Sacrifice hi,s-Brown (o). Tyde-
man. Jolli1. Double piays-Strain. Bran
nigan to Wilson: Pay to Poole. Passed ball
Walsh. Left on bases-Richmond. S: New
port News. g. First base on error-Rich-
mond. o: Newport News, =; Bases on balls
of MaGalis, !: off Jolin. 8. Time OF
game-l:5o. Gmpircs-Bishop and O'Brien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Polo MntcI,e. po,tnon.d

Hf4MF'H END. AUGUST l6.-lntcrna-
tional polo matches between the United
states and Great Britain probably viii
not take place until 1921. Chairman
n. l.. Herbert. or the National Polo
Association declared here. owing n
the inability OF British PLAYERS 10
organize and purchase mounts. Many
British players recently returned from
the war. IL was said, have not as vet
had time TO adjust their Affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
SAILOR WINS SWIM
Eugene Boiden Defeats Twenty Eight
Men and Sets Record IN Ten-Mile
Cham piOnShip.
INV AYsociated Prcss.1

RlVERTON, y. j., August LEU
gene Y. Bolden, a sailor of the Great
Lakes Naval Training station. fur
nished one of the biggest surprises OF
the season when he won the ten-mile
national swimming championship In
the Delaware River late today, setting
new record for the event
His time was one hour, hfty-nin
minutes and eighteen seconds. He de-
featcd twenty eight men. among them
some of the best swimmers in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
LONG DISTANCE WALKING
GREAT HEALTH BUILDER
Weston and OLeary, Noted Hikcrs,
Still in Fine Physical Condition
at Advanced Years.
HAVE LONG BEEN RIVALS
"Grand Old Men" Of Open Road First
Competed in Chicago In 1875, and
Have Fought for Glory and Prizes
Often Since That Time.
ny JAMEs j. CORBErvr.

NEW YORK, August l6.--Those who
term long distance waking the great
longevity of the many champions of
that sport to bear them out.
Edward Payson Weston and Dan
the distance mixers. are still living.
and both are in splendid physical con-
dition for their advanced years O'I,eary
three. And Of late both have been
talking about INDUCING In at least
one more jaunt OYER the landscape.
athletic prowess in the supposedly
years Of dotaEe was given than that
by Weston five years ago. The lure OF
long period OF time. ovcrcamc him,
and. although Weston was seventy
mile walk from Portland. Me-. TO San
Francisco.
:, IT'S crazy to even think of doing
IT,. was the general sentiment when
But scoffcrs undauntcd him. land
Weston. TO the .nstonishment OF the
world. Travelled the entire distance
afoot
Competing for Forty-Five Yenrn.
ing rivals for nearly forty-tive years.
caEo in 1875. and for nearly two de-
cadcs afterward fought it out for
prizes and glory. All through the
health, while champions in other
branches OF sport, touted as health
builders have >rumplcd and died.
Another famous pedestrian of years
ago, who still lives. is Alexander
LIBBY. He is something like SEVENTH
five years old and never has known
a really sick day.
Libby established many unloue
records during his time. most Of them
s,i!l standing in the books He once
met great runner. Norman TarIor
IN a handicap match. Taylor was
privileged TO run ten miles, while
LIBBY was confined 10 walking sir ana
one half. Libby won the race by a
"a WARDS one half mile in three
othcr LIBBY achievement
Walked 10 Improve Health
Henry Schmehl. OF Chicago, is arou,d
seventy. and in the best of health. Ua
is Just ANOTHER instance Of what re-.
:naThahle results can come from walk
ING. rather s!ckly youth, he tool,
up !ong walks so as TO keep out OF
doors. The sport finally fascinated him
ana his ability a distance walk-r
ter the professional ranks
Back in 1876 Schmeh! tackled both
Ol.eary and 1eston in pedestrian
clashes in the Mechanics Pavilion, san
francisco. but was beaten in both
trials. However. IN less than another
year Schmchi. by constant practice. had
developed TO such greatness that IL
was conceded he could give both o.
Leary and Weston lacing IL he was
put 10 another middle distance test
against them.
An outstanding fea. in Schmchls
Continued on Fifteenth PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Totals ......D 6 o Total, 3s
Christo-Colu Takes Game.

~ christie Cola defeated the Benjamin
by the score of 10 10 -
Iaylor's pitching was too much for
.nc trump boys. as he let them off
men The Christie Cola lads hit Wal.
'haii Tor thirteen hits and ten runs.
onFiSto- Cola viii play r. T. Brauer
the Athletic League VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

bascs-Brown. Hill. Baker. Double plays
Grossly to Branninsan to HenEcr: Pay to
Baker to Poole. Hit by pitched hall-E3en
der; abbot Wild pi,ch-Bender. Left. on
base on error-ltichmond .: Newport News.
! Bases on hal,s-on Bender. o: on Pagan.
Struck out by-Bender. T. Ivy Pagan O.
Time OF game. 1870. UmpiEe-O' Brien
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Talxa-K ola.
AD II TT
Totals

Summary: TwO-baSe hitS-Vwathmey.
Davis. Beeson. Threc.base hits-Davis.
Amos. Stolen bases-Poh. Gwathmcy. Car
ter. BeeSon. Nssley. Sacrifice hits-iitt.
Amos. Double plays-Poh TO Amos to Whar-
ton. Hit BY pitched ball-SSsley, Rec
son. Burnhan. Carter Left on bascs,Taka
kola. T.: X. OF G.. s. Bases on balls-on
Davis 3: off Maraconi. >. Struck out-by
Davis. II: 10y Maraconi. . Time OF game
] 80. Umpirc-IloEan. SCorer-Stumpf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Totals .....3i 10 Totals 30

uSim r, -; 80 90 oCoo-l
base hits-FiEnor and Hotchkss. Home run
Pendieton Stolen bascs-PendIcton. !; De-
vine, >: Gresham. !: QuarleS. ]. Sacrifice
hts-Beale. .. Double plays-Bealc TO PEN
dlcton TO Hotchkiss: Ouarlcs to THOMPSON
to Smith Left on bases-Battlc Axe. s.:
Goldc. l. First base on crror-Golde /;
Battle Axe. ! Bases on balls of Harre!
son; In 3 innings: of Chewing. is in 9
Innings. Struck out-by Harrelson o by
Chewing. (. Time of game o:o5. Umpire
Otuel. Scorer. Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

SuSihsto-,nlt 49,. ..:......3 ool2eO s.-l0
80 Su'''inhrE T~o- base hits-iicks. Pattcr-
SSoh = WilliainS Stolen bases-IIlCl,s
pPi Hd. Pate. William. Double piayS-.
-Minieton: Fletcher. RYDER. Left on ba o.
tnE!Sio-C Cola. 5: Crumu. 8 Bases on bal
on Wathcll. :: on Taylor = Hi,s-ou
Taylor. In innings: on Wa,hcn. Is in :
innings; STRUCK ou,-by Taylor. 10: by
WaIthcll. .. Time Of game is I'rnn,rc
Jones. Scorer. TaNlor - 49, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Richmond. &c: Newport News. is.
PctersbuTE. 40; Suffolk. TO (second
game fOrfefted).
Norfolk. 5; Portsmouth. o.
GAMES MONDAY.
Richmond ut Petersburg.
Newport News mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk Mt Suffolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 3: New York, 9.
Philadelphia. !; st. Louis. &,
Cleveland. Washington twct Erounds).
Chicago. !: Boston. G.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago,
Boston Mt st. Louis
Washington Mt Detroit
Now York Mt Cleveland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. ST.; Boston. 81.
philadelphia. A.; Pittsburgh, Go.
Cincinnati. 3; Brooklyn. D.
Now York. o; Chicago. 4.
GAMES TODAY.
(open datc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

Trial against, track record trottinE 2:ol% !:
Lu Princeton. b. -. by San Francisco (CoX)
lost. Time. 50ii. :aaM. 1881: c:o2is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

Bates Secures e. II. Smith.
LEWISTON. ME- August &c. H. Smith
graduate Of Colgate University. has beer
elected athletic director at Bates College.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

AeH'a UHiOa suits, Of heavy
ribbed cottoni included are
Chalmers CorWith, Augusta Mills
and ether WeIl-knoWn makes. In
ecFH and gray. Values 01 Ak
worth S2.bv and &3O0. O1s1O
MRg.s WFiGhf'G Health Under
wear, wool fleeceSS extra heavy
weight; broken sizes; slight 00a
" imperfect Worth S2.25.. OCS
Odds and Eads Of Mems Under.
wear, heavy and medium weights;
V9-Fth TO 32.00. OOC
EIaR'H Decay HadG, including
Bradford and Smart Set; black
oniy. Regular $500 C1 M
values s-s.rr-~-.'... 1880. OASOO
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
More Rumrnage Sale Lots of
WOmeIn'S & Children s Underwear

Bargain tables in the first floor Knit Underwear SeCuon
have been replenshed for tonorrows selling While sizes
are broken and aSSoments incomplete, you VIII proeaoy
find the size you want in style or another.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

Women's "BuEsOnn HOse, split
sole; black, white and colors.
slight irregular weaVeS- D5C
Worth 55c. ..............:
WOmen's I'BursOn" silk Hese, IN
black, white and a few shades'
subject TO slight imDerfeetlons.
which will not affect the wear
nor appearance. Worth kQR
4l.Z0 .......... .''''''
GoIdenberE's-FiFSt Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

DOyA' Fancy Cashmere Norfolk
Suits, with full lined knIcker-
booker pants; in an assortment
of neat dark patterns and mix
lures; made with slash pockets,
waist line seam orm-fltting coats;
full cut sizes from to IS years
Of: Of age. Valves ALI &c worth S1S50
Boys 0yercOats, OF heavy
weight fabrics, such as curly
boucIe, kerseY melton and smooth
finish cashmere. Some beIted
back, others with belt all around:
convertible collar models. Sizes
3 TO 1s years OF age. Values
worth $14.4s and co on
elb.tO UOeOV
Boys Corduroy KBiekeFboeker
PaatH, heavy winter weight: all
light shades; sizes to l6 no.
years. Worth $2.O0........ JOG
CFIrEt FIOOF-BAF0aIn BoOth.)
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

WOmen,s Medium. weight Under
wear, shirts with high neck, long
and short sleeves, ankle and knee
length pantsi broken lots k0C
and sizes. Worth Sl,ss. =: :UON
WOmn's Cotton FIeeced LnaeI-
wear, shirts with V necks' angie
length pants; broken lots 90P
and sizes Worth tl.25...., wv
Women,u SILK and WeOI Under
wear, shirts with high neck ana
long sleeves. Dutch neck ana ell
bow sleeves. low neck and sIeeE-
RToken lots and sizes. e1 %
Values worth to 1915. e. VA'oV
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
Week End Sales of
Toilet Articles

AFm0uF'S Sylvan SERIES TallsG
BaaP, in the faVOrlts floral ~
odors, Three cakes foF,,,,,. OOC
BeauVIVage COmPast Rouge, dainty
boxes with pun and mirror, To-
regularly zoe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 40C
OIiVIlO Toilet sOaD, regularly II
1Oc cake, Tor S,.,,,r,,,,,,,,,,s -
LuHtFtte PeraKlde Cream, IOA
regular zoe Jars, ,.s,,,,s,s,,, ACO
.,I hss" ,', Use D.t'ls. Of Lis. Ice
Hye Brew Pencils black or a
brown; regularly 100, ,,,,.,,,, "
DaHgett and RamsdeIl's ShRV1ng
CREAM regular ESQ To-
a. L...:,S - I,,,'S 800 800
ity hFistles, assorted shapes and
styles Bone and transparent a
celluloio handles ...,..,...HN NV
DAgEstt aadN Ramsdsll'H PePheot
Geld CPeaR. regular Soc Ola
AFmouFAA LAEOF Teeth Ia
Paste, regular csc tubes. 49,. 4ON
GoldenbeFgS-First FioeF.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

Meu,s NIghtrobeS, OF domet flan-
mel; good heavy quaiLy; socohas
Of the famous FauItlS5s HmS H
Values worth to QSC
Mems Khaki shirts, soft collars
sttEched; patched elbows, two
fISp pockets. Sold regu- CT TX
iariy at $3.50 and $500. e. VA'4O
Mems OVeFaIIs and Jumpers, OF
heavyweight blue denim. CT 20
Worth S2.0O.. ...:........ V4SOO
MeH,s Work shirts, OF blue
chambray collar attached, also
Jew neckband styles. Slight
" imperfect. Worth S0O
GoIdenbePg'S-FIFaf Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
G1VERTIsEMGNT.
Penetrating
Oil Kills Pain
R6GmGf1EH, Dgmbsgo, and Stiff
1oats Yisld QnieIiy to Nh
IR'S Antispetie on

Esn0aa III continent over. MIXERS
lRffseBtle on OEnOWB as Snake CHll
has aueh great pSnetPattng power thet
n R8eI tdFu fhtckNNt sole leather 80
ttFea Tnlnutea. Thia proves that it
1in Re4 % the core OF the tEOobla ano
FeWCVe yOoT pain from sore ShEoaAs
so, EEcIlea Joints. spFAtaG. Stes l9
dirnoUa - snake OH Is GOIa IN 2oa,
&c end SIC bSGftAS and T0H ct y0SV
SnOaaY kANk 4 not aAttSaA4 70 EsaGA
GFs ehaG TQuu get The FtGiht Article
tSaF Ghis 81 st aaA take q VIA TSa
~ Tfh ahA - NV. I]th G1d u n.y.
tn GnA = NV, 6th and II ne,
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
Rumnage Lots Of
Jewelry

Pearl Earrings, screw and pierce
less styles; fine quality Oriental and
white pearls, with gold plated
mountings. Values worth to SEN
Sl.O0 pair. wv
GOId-AlIed Neck Chains hne
quality Soldered link chains; full
l5-inch length. Regularly QOO
up to CSC. .........-.. OOS
Brilliant Bar Pins stylish de-
stone brilIiants, in many pleasing
styles; silver and platinum 400
HniAn . o
Gold she'll Solitaire Rings fne
cut stone brilliAnts: Tiffany SOO
settings. Usual 81 90 values. OON
CelIuIOid Bag Frames, fine tor
toiss shell finish; full s-inch EON
frames three popular shapes, OON
GoldenbeFg's-Firat Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
.WAY Being PAVED
Il
FOR Low PRICES

Declination IN prpduetien coupled
With a~general business conservatism
thFuughOut the country is paving the
way for lover prices. The new con-
Gitioa has converted \ sellers market
into & buyers market according to
encouragement By the Federal Reserve
Beard today.
IN resume Of business conditions
thF1uEhout the country. the board has
fouEd q general tendency In prices to
decline. This has become marked
ulnos the hrst OF the year, PROBABLY
being given impetus BY the aftar~
koliday reactiOn, it was explained
AWuit settHng Ds-
AhaEatians In the prices Of raw ma
tsriaIa has changed the direction in
the statement ssyA This combined
wfth wholesale canoeIlatipn Of Gov
ernmeut contracts has caused manu-
Racturing Interests 20 await the set
tifng Down" process which the ma
ti0aal business is about to undergo
tie gtltaasHt continued
TlmBD0intment % expressed over
tha faflurs Of export trade TO develop
vFUulptiy, bat confidence still 10 felt
thaR exnoTt traffic viii yet come into
iea 0wn vigorously, according TO the
bo2FoU Wl9Ws OnIr1AA NU0Ia hAAe
"a Csneat on the effect the British
eWlharEo had had or was having on
ewnort trade II was explained the
Frftdah import restrictions could not
Sc measured statiStieaIiy at this time.
DWHWuRd TeA4s8sy.
Daring the early part OF January"
t. ~aassmaaf adds, ~thsra WAs =
GharB downward tUHdeney In many
,eIa1.6a o. DgtDeG. Notable aDaag
49, v-SFo 0tsBIo Yoelsua, eott0na,
iron, aad steel and AnaIiy in some
Co. Of farm products. The move
nonf kSWaFd price reduction IL now
fully uadeF way. In many sections
PaW materially buyers are holding on
purehases On hope that lover prices
viii prevail"
ne voinuas Of business during the
n9Hfh shows = decided GlackeutnG in
mOSt productive lines. the StSternant
haTL
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
Special Values at
1928

Girls Dresses, of rep. in rose,
blue and white, also OF white
pidue. Stylish tailored models,
with full plated skirts. eH 90
sizes 6 to IA years. -. D4sOO
Children's New MusIIA Drawers,
knickerhockeF and straight cut
STYLES; neatly trimmed with en-
broideFy or lace; sizes 2 to. zoo
II years ...s.,.-.....,-'., OOS
Little Tots Seamless Drawers.
soft finish quality, with embroid-
cry edgipgs; sizes ], ana QON
3 years. wv
ChIldPeh's MusIlh NlgktEOWna.
yokes of fine tucks and embroid-
cry insertions; full cut sizes Coo
from 4 to 10 years. ........ WV
GsIdenbeEgs-Fhird Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

Girls New AIiddT Dresses, Of
white jean, with navy blue col
lars and cuffs, also plain white;
trimmed with braid Nand silk
laces and embroidered emblem on
sleeve; sizes s 70 IA GO 09
Little Girls Mildly Dresses, Of
white Jean, braid trimmed col
lars and cuffs. silk lacers: skirts
with deep plRits and co Q2
hem; sizes 3 to years. O6sOO
Little Tets nine Mildly preaAes
with sailor collars, red ties and
braid trimming; sizes 2 90 40
70 years, .s-..-.....-.-' O@NAS
MiGges' Muslin Drawers, trim
med with embroidery edOiBgs end
pin tucks; sizes II to IL SQ0
years s.ss.,...s....s WV
The Washington times., 1919-02-07

GoIdenbeFE's "Duteh Daddy
Cotton Wash salts. in white, COM
blnations and plain shades. Twin
needle stitching. Good quality
madras. percale and chambra'
trimmed with pearl buttons:
sizes S to s years Of Q0a
age ..a..:.. wv
First SlOOr-BaFEain Booth.)
BOys' and ChildFen's knitted
TO1ues, for shHting and pUio IN
dark coIors. Worth soc Az
and csc each. ........,. hui
CFfrst FIoOr-BaFEsiu BoOth.)
Boys' Juvenile Suits, Of velvet,
cashmere, tweed, novelty serge
and covert cloth. Military, Billy
Row and Little Tommy Tucker
models, with short straight knee
nants Sizes in the lot from 3
to 3 years but not in each
style. Values worth ca 40
IS 90 to 310.OO............ OtStO
GOIdenbeFg's-Thlrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
GIRL AIDS INRESCUE
| OF WOMEN At FIRE

I've arOmsa-LisHt Frank GibbS
nd PFtvNts ". a. Lacy, and . girl,
Nisu Amy Rossen, made spectacular
Fescues OF three women from the
GNnSvR apartment house, Seventeenth
and U streets northwest, last night
When IRE threatened to destroy the
huilelnE.
TodRy the three rescued women are
IN their homes In their apartments In
the Geneva recovering from the
effects Of the smoke The three
women, Miss Katherine Murphy
GpGPtmSnt No. z; Mrs. william Davis,
apartment No. 8, and Mrs. 2. p. Hello,
WHY, apartment No 2, were trapped
IN thar apartments when IRE start
ing tn the cellar spread rapidly, Il
YEA not until the IRE gained con-
GidoPablS AsadWay that these three
wamsu discovered their danger.
FuFas IN AIaRn.
1ErS. Holloway was the nrst person
rescued. Hsr apartment Is just above
Shs room in which the are originated.
1Elss Any Rosson, who lives at 1910
sixth street northwest, was passin8
The apaFtment and discovered the
smoke coming from the cellar win
dSW& she turned in q fFs alarm, and
returned 20 the apartment to wan
the occupants. Mrs. Holloway was
Unable 20 walk to the street and Miss
RDsSon entered her apartment ana
carried hat cut through the smoke
aned corridor,
The second rescue was made after
The aFSnsn arrived. Lieut. Freak
G5bbA Of No, Engina House. in
oN8WsF 70 the cries Of Miss Katherine
NdFpAH On The fourth noOr Of the
apartment fought his way through
annke 20 lGl18 NUrphy'B apartment.
AGial Murphy, Who had been III was
unable to walk and Lieutenant Gibbs
ssH1od her deWu four flights Of steps
tkrough the dGn1e Gmoke. Gibbs him
elf vas almost overcome
Calls FE1a vEKndsW.
Tha third rescue Sas made By W.
H. Lar, also Of Ne Engine House.
Nlra, william ,. Davis, whe was On q
third npor apartment, called out or
her bedroom window TO the fireman
en- the street below. Lacy fought
his way 60 NrR Davis apartment and
carPied haR 90 the street.
e Tie Gre started about 8 o'clock.
AZ the time OF the hra the ianitor
Waa not IN the building; and as yet
the eaRsa has not been dstaFminsd
TAa damage n estimated ct $1,000
The Washington times., 1919-02-07
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