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Chicago Live Stock

tH1chkO IlNe StOcR.
Chicago. Jan. observation-disclosures, 1000
head; estimated tomorrow, 1900 head !:
market firur;~ beef steers, medium and
heavyweight. choice and prime, s1550@
1880; medium and good. s11.5o g1550:
common, ss.bo@11.5o; lightweight, good
ard choice, s13.00@16.e5; common and
medium, ss.o0@13.0o: butcher cattle, heif-
ers, s6.ss91S75; cows, s6.75@12.50; can
ners and cutters. 1856 @6.75; veal calves,
$500 q $50, feeder steers, $1,000 1925:
stocker steers. s7.25@1Os5.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head; estimated
tomorrow. $4,000 head: market 1o@l5c
1880; heavy, s15.ooa15.S5; medium,
s1s,2o915.45; light, s15.35@15.eo: light
light. sl4.IJ@15.t0: heavy packing sows,
smooth, s1L2591i65; packing sows,
rough. s14,no9142S; pigs. sl375@14.75.
Sheep ana Lambs-Receipts, 10000
head; estimated tomorrow, 10000 head !;
market firm; lambs, 81 pounds down,
$3.50 21.65; culls and common. $500 a
1900: ewes, medium. good and choice,
sio75 91s.5o; culis and common. $1,000
1880
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FAT LAMRS.
Z ~. ~ -' -
FEEDER LAMBS.

is culls. AZ is 90 100 fed. 64 II 7J
So fed. 81 IS so SO fed..75 Is 0O
Quotations on sheep-Laanbs. good to
choice, s2O.25 Q20.6O; lambs, fair to good,
s19.50@20.o0; fleshy feeders s1850@
1925; medium weight feeders, $4,000
1900; common to fair feeders $1625@
1915: Gull lambs. sl3.OOQ16.5o: yearlings,
$17.0001S.25: wethers, S12.009140G;
ewes. good to choice, $l1.75@12.35; ewes,
fair to good. $10.50@11.50: good feeder
ewes, ss.o0d9.6o; eve culls and can
ners $7006DS.00
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81. Joseph Live Stock

St Joseph, Mo- Jan. 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000 head; market steady; steers.
ss.5O91s.oO; cows and heifers, $500
400; calves, s7.5oa15.oo.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market
lower; top, $3.50; bulk, S15.15G16.40
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head !;
market steady; lambs, s17.O0@20.75; ewes,
$11.00M12.50.
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Now York Money.

New York, Jan. 2s.--Prime Mercantile
Paper--unchanged
Sterling Demand, SS,5i; cables, $s,5i "a
Frsncs-Demand, 1899; cables, 1880
Belgian Francs--Demand, 1897; cables,
1895.
Gutiders--Demand. 39Ic: cables, SaAc.
Lire-pemand, 1879; cables, 1850
Marks--Demand, l,2lc: cables. l.2sc.
Time Loans-Strong; all dates 7h pU
cent.
Call Money--strong; high. II per cent:
low, per cent. ruling rate, per cent:
closing bid. Is per cent; offered at ~
per cont; last loan, II per cent.
Sterling was irregular in late dealings
with long term remittances falling sharp. /,
ly. Sterling, 60-day bills, 3.aShc: cons
mercial 60-day bills on banks, StsAo;
commercial s0-day bills, 2i7&o; demand,
3.5lhc; cable, S,b2hc
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Kansas City Live Stock.


Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 2s.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 5000 head; market, steady to rs
cents higher; heavy beef steers. choice
and prime. $15.2541S50; medium and
good, s11.2511525; common. 10000
11.25 lightweight, good and choice, $11.0o
@16.0o; common and medium. $3.50
II 90; butcher cattle, heifers, $7.00Q13.75;
cows, 1925 @1225; Gamers and cutters,
$53l7.00; veal calves. 314.00@16.75;
feeder steers, $s.25@13.5o; stocker steers,
$6.50@1C.90.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; market,
slow, 25 to so cents lower; bulk, s14.80@ @
1900: heavies, s14s5@15.oO mediums,
s14S0@1510; lights. s14.70@15.15; pack
Ing sows. s1s.75@145o; pigs, s1S.50@
1915
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head
25 cents higher; lambs. $17.75021.00
culls' and common. s126o@1Z50; yearling
wethers. $15.45@1s.oo; ewes. $10.65 q
breeding ewes, ss.oo@145O; feeder lambs
5.25@1S.25.
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=, Hogs-Receipts today were very much
ike yesterdays official figures, around
1880 head. Quality was good and trade
moderately active at prices that looked
very much like yesterdays weak close. or
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Barley-Rejected. 2: total. 2.
Minneapolis Grain,

changed.
Barley-s12o@1A.
Rye-No. 2, $1.62h 01.s31i.
Bran-St200
10 Corn--s1.43@1
Oats-82H @83xc.
Flax-$5.30@
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Market and Industrial News of the Day

around 1905 cents lower than yesterdays
average merket. Bulk Of todays sales
was sl476ql4.s0, and although extreme
heavies sold down to $3.50. prime hoss
sold up to $15.0o, which was the top for
the day
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LIVE STOCK
Omaha Live Stock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha Neb., for
"A hours ending at o'clock p. m, Janu-
airy IS, 1920:
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New York Coffee.

New York, Jan. 2s.--Coffoe-Rio, No .
Ice. Futures closed steady: January,
15.atc; July, 1890; spot. steady; mid.
ding, $500.
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INndOn Nancy

London, Jan. 2S,--Bar silvcr--S4ad y,
ounce.
Money and discount--UnchanHed
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st. Louis Grain
New York Coffee.

St. Louis, Jan. 2s.-Corn-January,
$14sh May, s1.37S.
Oats-May, 851ac.
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Erie gen. .s.. 40 ~. s. steel 5s. ssy
Gen. Blec S., ebis l'wabGsh LIST =, SpA
&c. n. LIST ANS saw l-------
Ill. Cen. ref. As iaA sRld.
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AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale.

LIGHT BUICK SIX.
1917 model D-45, good shape, all prac-
tically new, Sprague tires. new top with
side curtains to open with doors, large
oblong glass in rear of top, vanished
last spring and upholstering all In good
shape. VIII sell cheap or trade for
city property. Call Tyler 4037. Eve
nings Harncy 6SQ4
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Turpentine and ROsin.

Savannah Ca, Jan. 2s.-Turpentiue-
Firm s1.ssE; sales. 112 bbls.: receipts.
s6 bbls; shipments, bbl.; stock, 1o,O5O
bbls.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 674 bbls.; receipts,
S45 bbs.; shipments. rs bbls.; stock, 49,
127 bbls.
Quote: B, D. E. 1890: F. s1s.oo@ao 90:
G. s1S.0591s15: H, s1s.1O@1s.25: I, 1910
$2o.25; VIC, SCOTS; WV, s21.oo.
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Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station. 18th and Jackson.
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New York Sugar.
New York. Jan. 2s.-Sugar-Unchange
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FORDS

We have large stock Of Fords and
other small cars and the price is right
Drop In and see for yourself.
THE NEW USED CAR PLACE
Open evenings Tyler 4072
2047 Farnam St.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04

A HIGH-CLAss SALESMAN FOR A UNI.
que and striking proposition; appeals to the
Eelto-do and cultivated; TO engagement con-
sidered with q man who hasn't earning capacity
OF at least 500 q week: three or four times as
much can be made by getting in on the ground
floor; this Is wonderful opening for q gentle
man Of culture and ability: spare time NAV be
proftRbly employed. BON 762, City Postof-
fee. i.3M
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs IAnds End,
lis smith IL to j. TO ]. to ]: Natalie. Us
(MoTSsl 70 !. 70 I; Joe MAncinnie. lie
Buxton cut. Tine. q. Runnirnic, Charles A.
Bryne. AlcatraZ PeerAse also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiX furlOngs. Bunghurst,
liz Hunt 70 /. 70 /. even: Irish Maid. lG
Rodriguez 70 !. even; Bag Pipe. is tGruthl
to Time, la American Eagle. Producer.
James, True Is Steel. Who CSreS Billie b
and Converse also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiK furlongs- Marie Miller.
100 OIoooeS) Il 10 !, 10 l. 2 to /; Alta Bog
II. leo iColtlettil. even. ! tn =; Assume. lOs
walls, TO 10 Time. lIl The Boz. I Win,
Legotal NehElsla also r1n-
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Chief, los IAN
berl 6 To 5. 2 to 5: PanhmAn. lB Rodnguez)
to s Time, 1885, IS Ccurtship and Wood
trap also ran.
FIFTH RACB-one mile and seventy yArdA
Saints Bridge. los tColtilettD ~ to l. TO s.
l to 2; CurnIne Ci. los CPitzl, to l. even Grey
EAgle. -l6 CEricksonl even Time. ~ s.
Orderly. Nominee. Brother Maclean and Tod
der also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and and an eighth.
wsdsWorth Last. IL iRobertsonl to & to ).
out; Deckmate, liz CThurber1 s to S. 5 to S.;
Kenward, liz tGroehl even. Time. So IS
Little Cottage. ]. @. Stone. THURSDAY Nighter
and Rookery also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and a srteeuth.
Capital CITY. ITO Pierce TO l. to l, to s.;
Dancer. lN Wright even. TO 2; CAvAn Boy,
10 (WidsD 4 to S. Time. la Early Sight,
sSuer, Baby Lynch. The Gallant. oTnery and
Don Dodge also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
EIGHT PILOTS WITH YANKS
SINCE GRFF QUIT GOTHAM

Eight managers have tried TO
make the Yankees pennant winners
since Clark .Grtfith gave up the
Job after managing the team from
1903 until June. 1905. When the
team arrived home from q very bad
Western trip the Old Fox gave mp
the ship and he was relieved by
Norman kid" Elberfeld. who nm
ished that season and his career as
a manager in fast company at the
same time.
George T. stallings was tried In
1903 by Frank J. Farrell, who was
then president. and George made
good. as he had his team in Second
place. but during the season there
had been much trouble between
Chase, and just before the end of
the year George resigned and Chase
got the Job. This he held during
the season OF 1911. but when 1912
opened Harry wolverton was
named as manager.
Finishing in last place was
enough for this sterling third base
man and when 1913 began who was
in charge? Why the Peerless Lead
err Fank Leroy Chance. who had
won pennants galore at Chicago un-
til Charles Webb Murphy thought
that Chance was getting TOO much
credit so one or the other had to go.
and as Murphy was the man who
had the first and last word ne decided
that as Chance had made enough
money at the expense OF the Cubs
he had better go.
Thus he departed. As living In
the second. largest city in the
United States was not satisfactory
to ''Husk" he decided to move right
over into the largest city. When
Farrell heard of this nothing
would do but that all the honors
of the city should be heaped upon
the former Chicago leader and he
was Immediately selected as the
goat for the Yankees. Exactly one
and a half seasons with the Far
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
EXPERT JIMMY" THIEF
GETS DIAMOND AND RUM

Exercising that rare judgment for
which he has become noted, wash
ington's Jimmy expert forced a door
in the apartment OF Charles H. Le-
Febre. 2Oo1 Sixteenth street. and ran
sacked the apartment. A diamond
stud valued at SO, together with a
quart of brandy. one quart of whisky,
one quart of wine and a bottle of cor
dial were said to be missing from the
apartment.
As usual. the unknown visitor. who
is thought to be the same one who
has been plying bis trade with reck-
less abandon lately, left>no trace ex-
cept marks of the Jimmy" upon
the door. Apartments on all sides
of the one which was robbed were
occupied at the time the robbery is
to have take
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
TWO DODGERS ARE
RELEASED TO MINORS

Brooklyn. Jan. S-The Brooklyn
Club has sent two of its players
back TO the minors. Pitcher Lafayette
Hennion was sent to the Oakland Club
of the Pacific Coast League in part
payment for Catcher Rowdy Elliott
Pitcher Harry Hoffman was released
10 the Buffalo Club OF the 1nterna-
tional League.
Outfelder Tom Griffith Of the
Dodgers announced last season that
he was through with baseball, and II
begins to look as IL he meant it He
is now in a stock brokers' Office IN
Cincinnati and says that he has de-
cided to retire from the game. IL
Griffith refuses to report next spring
Manager Wilbert Robinson will have
to shift his lineup again He may
solve the difficulty by placing Jimmy
Johnson back in the outfield and try
ing out Schmandt at second again
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
TO CHANCE HOME RUN
RULE AT BIG C0NFAB

New York, Jan an a recommen-
dation OF the scoring rules committee
of the Baseball Writers Association
is adopted by the ONT rules committee
Of the major leagues when II meets in
Chicago next month, a batsman will
receive credit for a home run when
ever he hits a ball out Of the lot no
matter whether the clout comes in
The first inning or the ninth.
AS the rules now stand, IL a player
hits a ball out Of the lot in the ninth
inning and the hit sends in enough
runs to win the game the Eastman
receives credit for only as many bases
as he can get before the legal ending
of the game.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fye and one-hah furlonz:
'Dione. 100; 'vulvAinus los; Magic Mirror, TO-;
Old Eylsrs. u4; Apple Jack, IIl: Tranhy. ul;
PeTSeus, ia
SECOND RAcE-Five and ooe-hAn furionFs:
Ernest, ITO; .B'AzeSwsy, IL; Pretty Baby, liz:
Eegancy. lis; Blondet n5; Encore, ne; Key
mar. ia: Bulrer. III.
THIRD RACE-FIre and onehslf furionss
MGryis Masneto. g; Ssyonna, ~; .Phododen,
100: Polar Cub. lOl: Betterton. IOs: Star Bahy.
lG5; Currency, los; Premium. loS; Mellon, los:
Sister Susie 10
FOURTH RAcE-Mle and one-sixteenth :
Holman, lol: Guide Post. los: Missricorde, los;
'Mudsn. los; 'Chillrm, los: Baby RAsch, 100;
Gs,Swsy, LIZ; Regresso. us; Yenrhee, liz
FIFTH RAcE-Mile and onesixteenth: LAek.
AwannA. 81; lolite. 100; akin. lol; aDiversion.
ln; Grundy. NJ: Buford, lOs; zusulsns. los;
Hub1ub. lis a-O'MaIley-Lexis entry.
SIXTH RAcE-One mile: .Goldstone 81;
-Niss Proctor. ~; 'MiIksnny, E; Magnetland
loI; Sir Oliver. lol; Csystal Day, ls.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and hfty-yurds: RED
lol; John W. Klan los; sDinitey, los; Zodiac
lcs; Buster Olark. los; Beverly james, los;
RAmeau. 100; Hands on, III; TokAlou March,
LII; Big Smoke. Ill
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACINE and ouehaH furionns.
Hes Rear. lGs Taylor. S 20 !, to L even,
Lenora H.. los HSnley1, TO /. s to S: Dircctq,-
james. l03 tKonyiemanl. even Tina ~
SbpOND RACE-SiK furiongN Ms Patrl
lO5 Murray. ? 10 70. l TO 5. / 70 6; Bnofhor{
3D. los tkederis. 30 70 ] 20 ): stsve. ID
BALD, : TO 10 Time. l:I5 IS Sp-ctAoilaf
GHi, Perfect LADY. lBcine-Stor also nm
THIRD RACE-Six furioarx. Assmutiou. u
tFatorl . 70 l. to 5. 20 5; Clip. u
CMsdeiaTl. G 90 !. 70 /; Stelciih. ia OlO1nf
tainl. 6 to S. Time. ] Is Is Dubelsay, Annet1
Native Sol, Sayeth. Hyi also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlonEN Count Bora
Il4 Murray, 10 2 even. / 10 ?: II Corunel
l05 tCamodyl. Z 10 s ! 20 2; Golden King
Ia (wGtsoul to 4 Tine, Ia IS in
Rail CouneI, Wild THYME. Jellison. TIE Snot
Also nm.
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlonEs. Walter Mao
ia WOOD. } 70 s. l TO (. l 10 9; John. II
rs Howard. l TO 2 l TO q; Rom, Zoe CNu
TIM. 2 70 / Tine ia ROundA. FeTut,
Omar. HoEs DO nm
SIXTH RACE - Five turiu1Es BI1e q
E-izsbethtoWn. los CHosle-1. TO 2 20 8
to ): Money, 10 lKeie-isl. % ) l 10 q
Mile DGzie, q WOOD. 5 70 s Tine lSb 81
EulAh p. Surblice. Horsce Jerch. Smart None
Slso
SEVENTH RACE-one mile zoe. 10 MN
uayl, to 2 even. l TO .; BRINE. zoe tKOppas
mani. { TO S. . 10 5; lAr-at los (CAmodyts-
1 To Time. l2 IS Plautsreds, Char
sonette ID. First PullEt. Terrible Miss slso rAn
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04

'Arprentiee allowance chained
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs kAthlr.n n .
ia. CS1sriey Roy, -: Charlotte O., IN: Re 4
neat. lo4: Mackelvaine, lS: Scotty. 1H. On :
Doctor G: Joe Tag. os; Audrry A 100 .
sDCOND RACE-Six furiUngs WGtss Me-[ |,
%; LADY HariPln. 20: sedecTass, p; his )
prrneu 20: Nellie Witver. 81; RsgAEzs. 81 !
latte Maudie los: BLACK Wing. los; Hadrian. !
lea; sczrria III: Fireplhce. rs; Geotre WASH )
ingtoa. ll6 Also eligible-luA ksy. o.; loesl.
III; @, 4. Comisksy, no; Bounding Thruugi,. y.
THIRD RACB-six furiongs. Night Wind !
Ia; Trusty. us; Merchant, ~; PA. IN; Pul-
lux. 10: W. W. Hastings no; PorthEhf. no. )
Esrusean. lO-: Mahoney. us: Bon Tfonp. n5i
Ultra Gold, l0c Onico, q. d
FOURTH RACE-One mile. DamAsk. III.
Simpaeton. lol Bone DIG. lG: ChAnenrcr. 81
General Glen 81; Maize. y.
FIFTH RACINE and uoeeixteuntll-
Vowel. III: Rcd STAR, III; Reg 4 PleasAnt1a-
III: DsDdv Dude M ] Win I Win. lot
Poilu los; Lazy Lou los; Siesta o.; Sauthaiua.
Ioi GourmAnd lol; Dancing carnival. lob.
SIXTH RACE = Nns sod onessaeo1th,
Mayor CALVIN, ass Hieh Mote. lol; WITNESS.
lca: Soldet de DcrduA. loi; LADY LonSfelsu.
los; Bethel Hiu. lo5; Sentimental l0 YcrnA r.
Ip: sybgl I0s; King NEPTUNE. 10; Tnlae. W;
Coldcrest Boz. IN; Phylistino. Ia; Brown
Favcrite. ia Also eiinhae-Sperdzter 1R;
Lets loIg Hemlork. los; SIR Crafton. M
SEVENTH RACE-Nile and a quarter De,3.
mate. n; OontestAnt. Bubhnz Looder,
lp: Pit Nominee. 100; Newell ". lT; Jack
Reeves 10; BGjaneL lG: CapL Hodrr NJ
Little oottaso. loi; Antoinete. l0; Rsokeu, a
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04

rel family vas enough. and durinT
the season OF 1914 Chance handed
In his resignation and was paid On
in full with thanks. and Roger
PeckiDpaugh. who is one Of thu
best shortstops in the game and
too fine a gentleman 10 be thuf
punished. took up the burden thai
has always been in store for View
York American League managers.
Boyer was willing 70 help ouf
until some one else could be found.
and at the end Of 1914 who comes
up smiling but our old pal. BID
Donovan Bill. you know. had
made a great reputation a. a pitch
er IN the Detroit team, and Far
rel thought that he was getting .
great manager when he signed the
pitcher. but after doing three years
in-(came pretty near saying IL, but
we will change Il and say New
York; his time expired with time
on for good behavior and he weui
the way Of all others TO make room
for Miller Higgins.
YANKEES-THE BABY NIzBERs
RDOoRD
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO SECTION /. ARTICLE 3.
of bylaws. notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The CAPT
tai Traction Company for the election of a
board of directors for the ensuing year and the
uansaction Of such other business a. may be
brought before the meeting, will be held at the
Office Of the company. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
Washington. ID. C., on Wednesday. January II. :.
R0. at 1915 O'Clock a. m. The polls will b
open from II O'Clock q. m. until Il O'Clock noon.
ii. ID. CHAMPION, Secretary. de1.I4t
PLAsTERERS AND CEMENT FfNISHERs
Local sc. special meeting Monday. January s.
800. 20 p. m. business Of Importance GEO.
ROCK. President; Il. r. FINN. Secretary
ia41t
n. GOLDEN DONALDSON AND CHARLES
Cowles Tucker have removed their law Offices
~ the Commercial National Bank Building, 18th
and G SITS Telephone Main a. desl7t
WORkINGsiEN-WE CAN HELP OTHERS
by sasipg them bunch Of cash and hustIers
take advantage and buy new pants aud sweaters.
g up; great value they buy and that's no lie.
See for slightly used oyrrcoats. IS up ladies'
coats and suits, 50 up; slocs, SOC un JUSTHS
OLD STAND, 90 d. jaAlt
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
WATSON AND PEARCE
DESERT THE PHILLIES

Philadelphia. Jan. 5.-''Mule" Wa
son and Harry Pearce, pitcher sno
in6elder OF the Phillies. Will not play
with the National League team neu
season, according TO a report here
today. 1t is said both have signed a
play with the Franklin, Pa. nine.
Perry and Rogers, according u
Harry O'Dennell. manager OF ths
Franklin team. have signed contracts
to play with HIS club next year
Perry. the best pitcher Connie Maci
had, jumped the Athletics last yea
and likes the town OF Franklin so vel
he has set Up a tailoring shop there
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
BOBBY M'LEAN WILL
GO TO EUROPE JAN. Ia

New York, Jan. S.-Another Amer
can champion Is going to show Europt
his wares
Bobby Mclean. Of Chicago. world
champion ice skater. viii leave Jan
uary Il for Norway, where he WI
put his title at stake in q series d
races with Oscar Mathieson. Of Chris
tiana, the champion OF Europe
For two days racing on February
Z and s the American ice wizard WI
receive more than $4,000 The raceE
will he at 80. 500. 100. 100. $500 and
1000 meters, three races to be skate<
each day.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
COCHRAN OFF TO
SEE JACK KEARNS

New York. Jan. 3.-Charles b
Cochran. the English promoter. Vr1e'
came 20 this country for the express
purpose Of securing Jack Dempsey
to fight Georges Carpenter abroad
left yesterday for Chicago. Cochran
said his trip to the Western city
was to meet Jack Kearns. the mar.
ager OF Dempsey. and endeavor &c
sign articles calling for the interna-
tional fight,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
HERE'S SOME RECORD
FOR THE CAGE GAME

Baltimore, Jan. 3.-The Sacred
Heart basketball team defeated tn
St. Marks quint Of Catonsville, ls4 u
l6 The game was one-sided IRON
beginning 20 end. and the score is BE-
lieved TO be a record for these parts =
The St Marks FIVE. although ouc
weighing their opponents. showed n
pass work. while the Sacred Hear
quint. playing their hardest from
whistle TO whistle. Gagged basket aftei
basket with little opposition Th
first half ended with a score Of 50 q
6, while in the second half the hons
team scored los points.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
SILENT FIVE WINS
FROM LINWORTH A. c.

The Capital Silent FIVE defeated the
Linworth A c. in a hard fought and
closely contested game in the Epiph-
any Chapel Gym last night. The ina
bility of the southwest clubmen to
take advantage of their free tosses
cost them the game. The fina score
was II to J. The summary:
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IENORE

GIFTED CLAI2voYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives tine and good advice on business. .o7e,
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In anything you wish to do. Tells bow to over
come evil influences: how 10 gain and hold the
one you love. Her ADVICE will help you, you win
Be wiser and happier aftsr seeing this gifted
medium No guess work or questions asked
What she sees and tells comes true. Tells the
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Hours. u q N to $50 .. m Closed Sunday
n ELEvENTd STREET NV.
1.-Two DOOR nortk Of Falais RoyaD.
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Not the Same Joe.

Col Joe Miller. OF Oklahoma. 4
willing to invest $4,000 in the Denp-
carpenter fight. The fact that
he has $SOo.o0O to offer proves he's
not the Joe Miller who provides ths
jokes for the column conductors. =
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Mohawks VIII Meet.

The Mohawk Athletic Club will
hold its regular meeting Monday
night at the clubhouse. Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, at p. m. The football
players are requested TO be present.
as a decision will be made on the
challenge of the Triangles' gridiron
in reference to the Armstrong bene-
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ubstituflons-W lIblf To- Jamleson; frele TOT
Wilbur: Wilbur for Frere. Goals from floor
Ellington 81, sullivan Davis tSl. Mccoy, Frere.
Goals from fOul-Edington -. Referee-Mr.
Strict (Gallaudet. Sconer-Mr. Strsck IL. A. c.
Tmekeep4-Mr. Crump Epiphanyl. nsne Of
periods-Ten minutes each
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MADAME D'ASHMAN,
MADAM IEANETnE

Egyptian PAlmist and ClairIoyant Giuaran
tees to read your entire lie: she does no. tel
to please but before you utter . word she will
tell what you called for; names and dates Of
when and who you viii mary; II true or false;
bow to WIN and hold the one you do love; what
business and part Of the country 10 best for you
and Just what to do to make q success ~ life;
special readings. Sl.o. 800 1th st. NV, opposite
Saks Co. SatiHsc4iOn R11aranteed
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
II Jou are going to seek advice or help.
Why not consult one who Is well known.
one who is here permanently This gifted
lady an tell you anything you wish to
know or ind out in business. health, or
family Affairs. When and whom you win
narrJ. What part Of the county IL best
for you What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil influence Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
satisfaction or no charges Readings. 500.
u1 Z st NV. between 18th ~. ISth- noSu
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DIED.

Thursday, January
/. 1920. at Jefferson City, Mo-,
Mrs. LIZZIE RUSSELL, widow
of John Dalton Russell.
Funeral from the chapel of Lees
undertaking establishment, 332
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
sunday, January 4, at $3.50 D. m.
Internent at Arlington Gene
terry. Friends invited.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

20 ACRES FENCED: TWENTY ACRES TIM
Der; eight-room house; two barns; hard road
two miles town 400; worth SIS; snap at SIS.
JEFF COX. CrterTiIle, III jaLlt
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED coLUsfNs FUR
evidences Of the growth Of this ctty This
nay sesm like an odd suSEe.tion-bE: 1t isn't
nhal-tf
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NINE. RUTH

palmist ChairVoyant and Phrenologist.
Can be consulted daily on all affairs Of life
satisfaction guaranteed; hours. Q a. m to p.
m. Studio 80 9Th s. NV. jx4-t