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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1915

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3

Strikes Spares and Splits In Duckpin League Roundup

League standings show General Baking Co and Southern R in close totals across multiple matches. Arcadians, Chesapeake and Potomac, Terre Real, and Georgetown Commercial Duckpin League participants posted varied scores as the season advances with several high individual totals and team totals near the 400s.

Commercial Duckpin League General Baking Co Southern R. St. Rittenb Martin Foster Fern Dackett Heingman Totmla Mount Pleasant Duckpin League Pape Spe Pehacoia A . V.chaconas Arcade Duckpin Swague Arcadians

Post Office Strike Ties Up Mail in Fairmont

In Fairmont West Virginia on November 17 clerks and carriers at the local post office struck after the dismissal of assistant postmaster W H Brand and three others. Relief workers from nearby towns arrived to handle distribution but the office could not open the safe. The postmaster closed the office as the protest spread.

Politica Carriere Fairmont W. Va W. H. Brand Charles H. Manley Deak Post Office Department Washington Manley Brand Postoffice Perry Burton George Cochran James Hall

Minstrel Show at Gonzaga Draws Strong Applause

Gonzaga Hall hosted a varied minstrel program by the Gonzaga minstrels with high praise for Ralph B. Cady Joseph Parson Halloran and others. The show featured songs by Rev. F P Donnelly S J and a lively dance by Edmund Murphy. Directors were Finley S Hayes and Prof Glenn W Ashley.

Gonzaga Hall Gonzaga Minstrels Camera Mahree F. P. Donnelly S. J St. Aloysius’ Church Ralph BH. Cady Joseph Parson Halloran Edward Murphy Thomas A. Cantwell Frank A. Dougherty William H. Sanderson Edgar Patterson George J. Sanderson Finley Hayes Excelsior Edmund Murphy Finleys. Hayes Glenn W. Ashley Joseph Parton Halloran Finley & Haye Francis Aldridge Harry Burns William Creveling Ralph EB

Fulton Scores Knockout In Milwaukee Heavyweight Bout

Fred Fulton of Minnesota knocked out Andre Anderson of Chicago in the fourth round of a ten round no decision contest in Milwaukee. Fulton delivered three left blows to the solar plexus, flooring Anderson three times in the final rounds and forcing him to be carried to his corner after the third knockdown.

Anderson Milwaukee Wis Fred Fulton Minnesota Andre Anderson Chicago Jttonight

Bazaar aids Indian Wells hospital relief in Washington

The Washington auxiliary of the National Indian Association held a bazaar at the Willard to raise funds for hospital maintenance on the reservation. Items for sale included baskets leatherwork blankets rugs and beadwork. Proceeds go to support the Indian Wells hospital in need of funds.

Indiana St Indian Wells Atrix Washington National Indian Association Willard Indian Wells J. W. Spencer Emmett Hamilton 0. Powers G. Rodgers

National Gabrilowitsch Recital and Busy Theater Week

The National hosts a piano recital by Ossip Gabrilowitsch as part of T. Arthur Smith’s Ten Star Concerts series tomorrow at 4 30. Upcoming shows include Twin Beds at the National next week with Salwyn & Co, The Girl Who Smiles at the Belasco, The Fall Fashion Show of 13165 on Keith vaudeville bill, and A Message From Mars by Poli Players.

Ow. T. Arthur Smith Ossip Gabrilowitsch Gabrilowitsch Hving Ruussian Salisbury Field Margaret Mayo Salwyn & Co Fulton Theater New York Washington Lois Bolton John Welch Augustus Aramini Rosanne Morgan Helen Eddy Fred Ozak Miss Mayo Polly of The Baby Mine Emilie Lea Keith Lillian Kingsbury & Co the Coward Jimmie Barry Dorothy Toye Gus van Joe Schenck Agnes Scott Henry Keane Walter Brower al Rayne Mars Charles Hawtrey London Poli Players

Columible Bella Donna Films and Week of Burlesque

A crowded film schedule highlights Bella Donna and other photoplays. Mary Pickford stars in Bella Donna while Columbia offers the film next week with Pauline Frederick and Finna Goodrich. The Strand, Gayety, Leader Crandall’s, and World Film Co present a mix of dramas, comedies, and a graphic World War I era program.

Yomowine Madama Butterny Washington Mary Pickford Columbia Pauline Frederick Finna Goodrich Armstrong Crandall's William Fox Dorothy Bernard William Farnum the World: Film Corporation Frohman Holbrook Blinn Vivian Martin

Five Merry Youngsters headline Cosmos vaudeville bill

The Cosmos vaudeville bill for the latter half of the week features The Five Merry Youngsters in a Jumbo of Nonsense. Gregory's Troune of Hoop Rollers, Capital City Trio, Archer and Belford in The Janitor's Troubles, Smedley with Echoes From the South, Samaon and Douglass sidewalk skit, and Charlie Chaplin Laughmaker A Night in the Show. Next week's feature Sweathelita stars Ned Neator with Betty Duvall and a chorus of singers and comediennes.

Jin Gregory Archer Belford George Smedley Samaon J Douglass Charlie Chaplin Sweathelita Ned Neator Betty Duvall

Bank Law Amendments Rally Against Farm Bond Loans

The Federal advisory council urged reserves board shifts including absorbing comptroller duties and halving paid-in capital while preserving subscribed capital. It backed interlocking directorate rules, resisted farmland bonds as loan security, and warned against bonds as bank acceptances. Roosevelt interview prompts no comment on Daily Mail piece.

Federal Reserve Board Federal Advisory Council Compuroller Reserve Board Council Federal Reserve Banks

Baltimore Markets Easier Wheat Prices and Richer Livestock Rates

Baltimore reposts November 17 market bulletin with wheat prices for No 2 red and Western futures, and December contracts. Oats in elevators show 1,163,547 bushels in stock and 266,544 bushels shipped, with White varieties priced around 42 42. Poultry and eggs list varied prices for chickens, ducks, turkeys, pigeons, geese, butter and dairy products by grade and region.

Baltimore Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia Southern

The Metal Market in New York and London

Copper firm at 19.00 in electrolytic form in New York with steady and unchanged markets. Metal exchange shows tin firm at 42 50 438.50. London spot copper 79 1bs. futures 79 9s. electrolytic copper 93 10s 8d. Spot tin 174 15s. futures 173 6s. Antimony priced at 125.

New York Metal Exchange London

Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Move in New York

New York on November 17 reports prime crude at 6.60 with spot prime summer yellow at 7.75 and futures across months from November 7.77 to June 9.03 showing a rising trend in the cottonseed oil market.

New York

Arthur C. Moreland Dies at 68 in New York Hospital

Arthur C. Moreland a leading Elk figure and editor publisher of the Elks Antler died in a New York hospital. He was 68 years old on November 12 and had been a prominent member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks for more than two decades after his long tenure in the order and its publication.

Waldenalan Society New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Signora L. Angelina Italy Signora Angeling Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church United States America Lusitania Rough Rider Roosevelt United States Cavalry Flanders Metropolitan Magazine England Ihs New York Daily Mail Arthur C. Moreland Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Elks-Antler Order Moreland

Live Stock Markets Show Mixed U.S. Trainee Prices

Chicago reports hogs steady with mixed ends 5.80 to 6.70 for heavy and 3.75 to 5.65 for pigs. Cattle receipts at 17,000 steady with native steers 6.90 to 10.30 and cows 2.75 to 8.28. Sheep and lambs firm with wethers 5.60 to 6.25 and lambs 6.50 to 8.35. New York notes similar gains and declines across beef, calves, and sheep.

Chicago New York Hennery

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