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11 THE WASHINGTON TBIES. JANUARY 22, 1D1B. Tri-City Tenpin Match Presents Best Bowlers Of Cities Represented William Knox, of Philadelphia; Harry Krauss, of Washington, and Johns and Koster, of New York, Will Be Watched Carefully in Quaker City Competition Tonight. By KIRK C. MILLER.

Aside from the boosting that is to be done by the Washington bowlers who go to Philadelphia today to roll teams of that place and New York, the actual tenpin rolling presents an aspect that is a fascinating problem to the who arc familiar with the bowling ability of the men who have been named for that responsibility. It is true that the best "civic workers" who are also identified with the grand indoor pastime are going along to attract the interest of the Quakers in the tournament which is to be held here starting April it is equally true that the best bowlers are going to make the trip for the purpose of "rolling the competition off their feet." Washington has a dual purpose in sending today's delegation to Philadelphia, first to boost and second to bowl, and both departments of the visit will bo urgrttly waged. Tonight's games will be rolled at the Keystone alleys. ABLE BOWLERS ARE COMPETING. Included In the stellar tenpin material which makes up the two teami representing Washington are men who are known to have unfaltering ability on the alleys, and a mere glance at the line-ups tabulated here furnishes conclusive proof of tho sincerity of purpose of the bowlers Involved.

Probably first In Importance to be mentioned Is the Indubitable Harry Krauss who has ulways represented this city In tenpin matters, both at home and abroad. Krauss has created a sensation wherever he has rolled, and W. V. Thompson, the father of bowling, said In Boston laBt ear that "Krauss Is the most expert bowler I have ever watch-od." In so saying Thompson ecohed the sentiments of all Washington, and in fact the sentiments of everyone wno has seen Krauss at labor on the alleys. This ubiquitous bowler has held championship after championships with the greatest grace that a title holder could ever nourish a crown and to all appearances he has not retarded a single step In his work.

He Is bettor than ever. If he has undergone any chnngo in the past five or six years, oertalnly he has taken no step backwards. Supporting Krauss are Jimmy KleldB, who has done much to keep up interest In tenpins in Washington during the successful reign of the duckpins; A. N. Allison, another stand-patter; Frank McManamy, who has stuck to the game like tanglefoot; I.

C. Fritz, a frequent winner in city and national tournaments, and Harry Waters, than whom trie re is no more consistent and capaDie roller of the big pins. These men will roll on a team to be known as the Iroquois. The second Washington team will be made up of equally as fine talent, there being as a leader Dick Barber and to aid him D. D.

Walker, Eddie McKnew, C. F. Jacobaon and George Garrett. This quintet has rolled together successfully under one name or another for nearly ten years, and their prizes and trophies arc to be envied by any other team in the country. Philadelphia has assembled two tenpin teams which are calculated to furnish stubborn resistance for the Washington teams, and New York has corralled its best bowling business men to go to the Quaker City tonight.

From Foul NORTHEAST LEAQCK. Glhraltara, J. O. of A. M.

W. Velhm'r 113 100 78 73 83 Mulvey KO S5 81 J. 84 103 76 Clum 86 87 88 l'lynn 87 90 II. Flllln Arnold C. Totals 100 ii 84 85 85 83 115 85 75 90 Totals.

43 428 428 453 419 POaTOFFICE LEAGUE. I P. 3. S. 80 S3 88 105 77 S3 98 110 9 10 VJ 33 77 Si hi 75 08 105 96 Mattlson 108 84 CI Neff llousel 33 79 10n Jollffe 106 108 34 Total.

484 C9 47J Bankers. 85 03 88 Prurh 9 1M Nlesa Pearson Total!" 478 427 C. P. o. fiplker 83 78 Si Wahler fO 94 79 Dummy Maaulrs 88 110 90 mi i Pralle 32 77 91 Lyons 89 Wl 87 Sweetiay 91 90 Johns 94 9 110 Totals 474 439 474 Totals ra c-s izs MASONIC LEAGUE.

Acacia. King DavH Lamster 80 I HIlllnRB 66 7 85 61 69 SO 80 80 94 S5 fj 79 107 SI Warron 94 92 87 81 84 fl 101 95 91 H7 105 93 Dummy Ijavlnsohm. CloldberK Williamson Honey Vanderllp. 94 103 Totals 384 127 401 Totals 4M 471 467 a riyptte Klnr Solomon. Oeorne 108 111 30 121 108 S3 93 S3 96 104 96 111 521 42 CIS Klaek 9 89 77 Crlsy Hansford 93 85 82 Dudley 82 104 103 89 97 17 Wolfe 84 94 90 Totals Totals 444 469 4651 WASHINGTON TENTIN LEAGUE.

Acme Agriculture Rysrson 2U 140 146 Smith 1M) 195 326 Hurdlne. '62 173 182 147 lmi Bauman 17S 168 171 Drake 106 HO 141 HariNoo-1 19S 166 aw 42 ii 42 Shaffer 139 176 lit IDs 167 194 189 171 174 861 827 S10 Totals 311 911 ARCADE LEAGUE. Arcadians. Inglesi'le E. Elker 95 107 Griffith.

83 79 117 98 87 102 811 KS St Murrell. Olsen Clark Whltfnrd 89 81 Knrrow Duinnn Mcauy Totals 36 101 86 vo i) IPS 106 95 .17 102 83 73 91 99 437 417 4V 175 41 1 4.CI DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE. Iabor 1 Mangham 106 103 Gllbart 37 87 112 VrtrtAk'e. 85 Agriculture Eans 93 9'- 89 Lourim 106 S3 97 Stamper 91 88 81 Gonan 91 100 112 86 S7 Andrews 5 Of, 103 Miller 96 84 Watts SS 4(1 469 513 Totals. 499 440 464 POSTOFFICE LEAGUE.

Delivery. 87 Mailing Ken- 76 89 80 88 82 Knee Grimes Llttleford Barrett 34 84 38 Potter 79 86 81 88 84 82 88 14) 91 119 96 95 Warren Roberts Schnoppt Totals si 81 85 C8 74 86 ICu Totals 476 430 4351 Totals 417 NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE. Vehet Klnr. Palace Schmidt. 107 107 102 9fl 94 87 96 91 81 94 106 Howser Mlchaud.

Totals Keeler Mueller Totals 90 90 90 36 121 105 98 104 96 94 83 102 433 lf9 493 98 103 108 100 93 123 485 tW 513 BURBA I' OF STANPAIIDS LEAOl'H Bear Carlson lJUler Hill ats. TO to 7 7 0.1 7 so Fi S4 7 CrackerJai-ks. 77 77 Berry It SJ Thomas Hherer 3 McKeon 101 1 Total! 444 iUlU Zatlll 1407 110 Probably the best card to be sprung by the Pcnnsylvanlans Is imam j. Knox, the only tenpin roller who ever achieved a mark of 300 In a national tournament. This was accomplished by Knox In Toledo In 1913.

On his team will be Thomas O. Jones, president of tho Philadelphia chapter of the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association; Bert Frailer, who has been a member of the Wyndham team for ten years; Walter Cook, captain of the Maneto team which week before last broKo the city tenpin record In five games by spilling 3.116 of the "big boys," and Charles Trucks, former city clinniplon. Rolling with the white Elephants, the second Philadelphia team, will bo found Captain A. Grossman, L. King, A.

Hardy, of the Wyndham Colts, which have been In existence In Philadelphia for twelve years, J. Quest and A Lake, both members of the Maneto team. which Is credited with the high score of 3,116. A. Hardy has been with the Colts for eight years and the other members of tho White Elephants arc men who have rolled In every N.

B. A and A. B. C. tournament for ten years and who have distinguished themselves on evcrv occasion.

From New York will go John Koster, who has a high record for best average 201 5-9, and who won the all-event championship In 1902. With Krug, of Omaha, he had high Individual score of 217 for one game tho same year. I-ee Johns, the bowler who averaged 240 In eight games agnlnst Otto Helltas in the Greater New York tournament, April 23. 1907. will roll with the New Yorkers.

as will W. V. Thompson, A. Chickering and Samuel Childs. The latter trio are experienced bowlers and leading business men of Gotham and are personally Interested In the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association.

Information regarding the second New York team has not been received here, but It Is apparent that two will go to Philadelphia from that city In order to make the competition balance. The Washington bowlers expect to leave Tnlon Station at 3 o'clock today, and are due to arrive at Broad Street sta tion over the Pennsylvania road at 5:56 p. m. F. J.

Lyons. Vice-president E. Johnson. H. C.

Fehr and Thomas Jones make up the committee of Philadelphia bowlers who will take the Washlngtonlans In charge while In the WuaKer city. Line to Pit GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. Weaver Wash-Va. n. 11 E.Donotan.

102 95 101 T. Weaver 81 90 74 Jackson. 91 SO 73 J. Scharf ..87 98 82 A. Scharf 92 97 83 433 440 41S A.

Smith. ..89 76 S3 107 78 80 Stone 85 85 85 S. Smith. 82 88 Ryan 98 83 103 484 414 445 NAVY YARD LEAGUE. Miscellaneous I Erecting.

Ki 90 97 Dlnnlson Miller 109 83 89 Drake Lalzure 8J 81 M'O'Matley 9t 84 103 93 95 81 110 91 Morgan 91 93 86 Mortis S3 103 100 87 89 98 Curtain 92 91 88 Totals. 4S8 436 473 Totals 443 473 477 PHI MU SIGMA LEAGUE. Epellon No. 2. Quick Groff 113 93 te K.

Coe 75 91 SO Rouse 97 SI 105 G. Sllcer 80 89 103 91 SS 86 L. Coe 81 84 S3 H. 98 S6 94 Dovel 97 105 91 R. S3 91 95 93 84 90 490 415 47S Totals 426 433 451 CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE lus Sen ells.

71117 96 104 97 118 95 98 Sterhna 76 75 73 Luckwlg. Ross O. 85 ,93 94'llarry 106 94 100 9." 89 88 Martin 9J 90 87 99 S3 88 Preller 86 91 88 471 477 461 Totals. 456 454 445 INTERSTATE HOWLING ASSOCIATION. Claims 102 S3 97 Vent 106 70 82 Tavlor 78 75 Ljon 91 77 Fpethman 85 S3 77 Totals 469 413 408 IIUREAU OF KNOH ING 1 Machine Shop Anshury 81 10" 8 Dolan 88 79 106 O'Leary 88 S3 96 rturke 33 75 Nugent 78 88 91 Reach 72 Nail Files.

Miller 81 74 71 74 09 99 75 84 8 89 99 91 87 97 (13 401 453 Smith Hurk Totals VINO Printers No 1 Thomas 98 89 90 85 95 94 102 92 91 S7 92 SO S3 104 Benton Waldron. Limits' Mayhew. Totals 416 430 468 Totals 440 462 472 PALACE TWO. MAN LEAGUE. iJingley 99 104 104Shepan! 76 104 82 Edwards.

98 89 93 Harts 90 S3 Si Totals 19 133 1971 Totals 166 187 161 TERMINAL R. A LEAGUE Ilaggage Pennsylvania Myers 83 97 73 Mi: A leer S4 77 98 3-, 81 77 Roteler Hunt Hager 79 103 92 89 81 84 92 86 34 75 117 76 Barnard. Harris Dummy Datiney Totals 79 87 SO 73 Totals 421 410 419 4tt 4M 41! MT PLT3A8ANT LKAOtrF. Indians I Clifton 111 ra S7 IVrnl 77 77 3S Cornelius norrltee 105 9T Nnu Ktlnchcomh. 4 9S Prlede Ewers 75 Hi M.llaln in: 3i :4 or.

R7 116 8 ft r.19 43T 433 Totals. S3 4 447' Totals NM'TICAL LBAOl'R Co'ast Purvey Washlnirton Canoe. Sefton 7' Hammer 1 79 S3 94 71 73 79 R7 77 77 rtollnitfr Kl 120 K7 7 SI S7 7 SI amp. Tttippert. Merrill.

Cutis Helder Trtnls MoKenzle Ptuhhs Maize 1(W 83 10ft Totals C.I 411 tr tn KNIOHTP OF COLCMBCP LKkOCK Ore ert llaisett rohlinan WhlttJ McNeil McCarthy Sox sn inci s.V ljo 7 lot 131 so ss 34 SI Burnett Crad UH llrand i i' Con nor tirlflln Mess Si) 101 DO 103 si 4i 4il 4J US iU 447 TENPIN TEAMS WASHINGTON. IROQUOIS. ROYALS. Harry Waters, Richard Barber, I. C.

Fritz, D. D. Walker, Frank McManamy, Edward S. McKnew, A. W.

Allison, J. E. Fields, Harry Krauss. 1 PHILADELPHIA. MANETOS.

WHITE ELEPHANTS. Thomas Jones, A. Grossman, Bert Frazicr, L. King, Walter Cook, A. Hardy, Charles Trucks, J.

Guest, Wiliam Knox. A. Lake. NEW YORK. BRUNSWICKS.

SECOND TEAM. Samuel Childs, A. Chickering, W. V. Thompson, Unannounced.

Lee Johns, John Rosier. MINCE PIE 'LITTLE OF EVERYTHING" BY "BUGS" BAER. Football authorities at Harvard announce a complete eradication of the ticket scalping evil. There wasn't a single student caught selling his ticket during December. Oavvy Cravath In one of the best waiters In the league, hut there are quite a few ox-Federal Leaguers who will Bet a lot of practice In that profession this sunwier.

I A ponderous thinker says the European war will menn tho end of kings. This will not he so tough If the old aces continue to bat In the pinch. I We're kind of skeptical of this bnie-ball pence manufactured in Cincinnati. It sounds like penulne Italian sphn-ghetti from Kokomo, Indiana. RWQDLRy "A wrestler's cars ain't cars.

A wrestler's cars are handles." Baseball was discussed pro and con out In Cincinnati, but mostly con. Boxing Notes. The population of El Paso, Teias, Is partly American and partly Mexican. Answers To Queerics. Queery Kdltor I am desirous of buying a season ticket to sen the American League gnmes, but I wouldn't want to purchase one unless I was sure the Na tionals would win the pennnnt.

It would certainly mnko mo sore 10 buy my way Into a lust place coliseum in advance la It possible to tell where the Nationals will finish this coming season? Yours, LOTTA BUNK. Given eight guesses, even a weather expert should be able to inform you where the Nationals will finish this season. They may finish 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8, with ordinary breaks. If the breaks are tough, they may finish with even a higher figure. You may count on them finishing with the rest of the teams, or even a little sooner, possibly about July.

QUEEItT EDITOR Although I know that this Is an athletic column, I thought you might advise me In a rather delicate position. I am a ballplayer In the big league. Two dus ago 1 received an anonymous letter offering me .1 big salary to Jump to the Feds. They want me to sign for five years at much more mone than 1 am getting now. What would you do if you were me? Yours sincerely.

FL'LLEK BONE. If we were you, we would probably jump to the Feds, but thank goodness, we ain't. Editor of Queeries "Why trna the proposed tour of the baseball trav 1 around the world called off this wtntcrt Yours as ever, li. O. There doesn't seem to be any tangible reason, although one of trie players hud a slight attack of in-Higestion.

The European war might have had a little something to do with the canceling of the trip, however. "Preparedness and Pork" Won't Mix, Piatt Declares It Is Impossible to mix "preparedness and pork." according to Congressman Edmund Piatt, of New York, who assailed the good roatfs hill In the House late jesterday. Mr. Piatt, a Republican, denounced this bill an a humbug, and said It proposed to expend J25.CXA-000 on pork at a time when all available fundh should be used In providing national defense. 71 Tome Is Boosted.

The horiHt uhleh follow, snows tnai Tome School, at Port Deposit. (1 keenly alive to the piowess of Wash Inftton nlhlotea "AinoiiK the notable entrien atldetl thin week foi the Tomo School meet In May," says the booster letter, "arc the Vonkers HlKli Yonkera. N. and St Albans School, Washington, I) C. St.

Albans Is a winner. In last year's meet It camo out second, while Uronke Drewer. who made the 100-yard dash In i) 4-5 seconds, and who Is considered tho fastest 100-yard man In prep schools or collcfces in the United States, scored the highest number of individual points. llrewer expects to take pat In the meet to bo held at the Fifth ItcKlinciu Armor In Baltimore on Kebiuar 12 Robert Max am. the former star of the Western High Washington, will also he with the St Albans Ikiv- and nnothei member of this itnr team will be i raw-ford Carter, winner of the milo and S50-yard run." C.

F. Jacobsen, George Garrett, P. B. Fletcher. Ninety-one Pin Margin Rolled Up by Washington Bowlers Against Martinsburg.

Next Wednesday the date set for the return match of five games between Martlnshurg and Washington, and on that day the live Capital duckpln splll-ers, who established a 91-pln margin over the West Virginians at the Gran'l iCential Palace last night, will Journey to that place on that dale. It Is to be Ladles' Day In Martlnshurg. and the fair sex will be Included In tho festivities which ate to be arrangoU for tho Washington bowlers. Following last night's auccernful ata-t of the series the MartlnsLrrg rollers were feted at the Continental Hotel, where halnnnn Elsrtmnn huu arranged an elegant banquet and onicrlalnmont. Complimentary remarks wcrt made by Prof.

Slier, Prince Dunn, and Don Parsons, of Martinsburg, and II. Ii. Halley, H. T. Hogers.

II. T. Itodler, Utlcrf Ollverl and Arthur Wrenn. The scores: llartinsburci let 4th Mh Ttl Av 106 (25 103 95 465 91 86 484 101 431 SI 87 616 103 Dun Edmonds Caskey House 'h Slier Totals 92 91 36 94 114 116 8.1 93 86 114 112 107 117 10O 97 9 110 95 100 487 434 533 431 WASHINGTON. 1st 2d 3d 4th 47b 2182 43 6th Ttl.

Av 110 625 107 106 689 7 111 632 106 98 132 106 483 97 lxeman llontz ilojdanl Stanford 117 102 Iff lit 92 92 114 112 1W 97 S3 101 111 101 90 94 91 39 Totals 615 466 503 (21 2S73 514 Washington's advantage, 91 pins Bowling Notes The bowling leagues at the Terminal Railroad 51. A. have started on the fecund section of their sched ules. The Tvening League commenced the second half on January 10. This league remains the name as It wis In the flist section, with the e-CL'tttlon of the Storeroom team, which was compelled to withdraw from the league Their franchise was taken up by the Baltimore and Ohio Freight fflce team, which has been rolling well so far.

The Morning, or Sunrise. League, started on Its second lap January 12. This league has been reorganized ana jiov comprises four teams Baggage, Trainmen, Pennsylvania, and Car De-paitnent. Mull Clerics team was forced to withdraw owing to the many chnnp.es In the runs of the men, iKa fiv r.m.n onrl Oav In specturs consolidated to form the Car Department. udliors and Coach Yard are tied for fit st place in the Evening League, with Electricians close behind.

Baggage is leading in the Sunrise League, with Trainmen second. The Railway team holds a three-game lead in the Commercial League. Johnny Bauin Is best Individual, with Lewis the rjnner-up. With the second series nearly over and after a very interesting fight till season between Southern Star, and P. E.

I'. Southern now holds tho lead. Much, however depends on the game next Thursday night, when the Star and Smitliern meet. If the railroaders can dispose of the Star they will begin the last lap with a lead that should carry them over the wire. On the other hand, if Star wins, the three-cornered light begins again The bowling Frl Lewis is at-tinrtlng much attention P.olltng with team that Is ncurl last and getting oft ith a bad start on account of a koi" arm, he has, In the last eight sets Jumped his average from su.s to 1011.1, giving him second honors In the league.

Wholesale Produce Market I KliCib -Nearby, flesh pr b'outh- em. per ooz. KGUS Neartiy. fresh, 30c per Fouth- em. -Sc tier iloz.

CHEKSK New York. new. lie per flat, HKISc per lb. BUTTEIt- Elgin print. Sac per tub.

He per process, per lb. LIVE rOULTIlY-Hens, I6i5 I7e per roosters, lie per Ue turkes. per spring chickens. WSiO per lb. LIVE STOCK Veal cale, best, UJtll'c par heavy.

SVfllOVio Pr fat sheep, per sprtner lambs. yoMc per lb. KREY. PRICE CO. VEQETABLES (Quotations furnished by T.xlnr Wadei rotatoes, J3.C0 per barrsl: AJ1 1..

mr 1AA lkvukiv, It. 75 barrel Is Weekly Bank Statement. NEW YORK. Jnn. 22.

The weekly RETURN MATCH DATE SET FOR WEDNESDAY actual bnnk Hlatcment today showed tho following rhangps. Surplus. Inrreascrt loans, Increased $15,462,000, re-servo. In own vaults, Increaoed, reserve in Federal Reserve) hanks. IncreahPd, $1.

404,000, reserve In other depositories, decreased. J160.000; net demand, deposits Increased J22 3S9.000, net lime (iepoHu, Investments la amounts trom ilreulatlon, JW.iOii merejrate. 'jpara. sen" for ookUi -CotXtrnla reserve. t7fl2.reo.QO" PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet prsparatien ot merit.

Helps to eradicate dudruff. For Reitorioc Color Beauty loGrar or Faslad HstrJ tee. aa i.jj'jffii. LOCAL AND BANK STOCKS LEAD HALFH0L1DAY SALES Bank stocks, usually Inactive, attracted attention at today's session of th Washington Stock Exchange and In several Instances the Issues were trades In at figures several points under tho prices that prevailed at the most recent previous sales. Bonds continued to find a rood market.

A total of fifty scares of Columbia National Bank stock changed hands at 240. and the quotation hid was lowered from 140 to 235. National Bank of Washington sold at 221, ns compared with the previous sale figure of 226. thirty shares being traded in. and twenty-eight shares of Commercial National Bank brought 1S3, or two points under the previous price.

The stock was offered at 1MV4. Th tilri nn Amftrlean 8erurltv and Trust dropped from to 260, and Union Trust, the best bid for which was 120, was offered at 120U. American Graphophone first 6 per cent bonds continued to lead the bond list, yii 100 worth bringing- 99. A Work of $1,000 worth of Potomac Klectric Power first 6 commanded 105H. and a similar number of tha consolidated 6's of the same company brought 99 Capital Traction stock was stronger and In better demand, 88 being bid for 100 shares.

Odd lots totaling 20 shares sold at 8V4. The other sales, Included 2 shares of Washington hallway and Electric preferred stock at 88, and 16 shares of Mer-genthaler Linotype at 171 to 171. O. F. P.

Kattelmann has been elected a director of the Home Savings Bank. Local Bond Market. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Bid. Asked.

U. 3. Reg. 2's II. S.

Coupon 2J IT. 8. Reg. 3's V. S.

Coupon 3's i n.t- 4' 99 9S 101 100 110Ji IT. S. Coupon 4s P. 3.65's w1 GAS BONDS. Geo.

Gas. Cert. Ind. 5's 1AJ Georgetown Gas 5's I'M 106 V4 10 Washington Uas 5s Col. Gas.

Elec. B's 77 Col. Gag Elec. Peb. 5's 0 ItAILItOAD BONDS.

Capita! Traction U. R. 1U7 Ana. Pot. Guar.

5's Anncostla Potomac G'a 7 Cltv Suburban 6's 02 Metropolitan n. It. 5's 103V5 Wash. H. and Eloc.

K0 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Potomac Klec. Con. 5's Wi Potomac Elec. Lt.

f's 1'toW 4- AV P. Telephone D's 10JH Amer. Tel. Tele. 4's i Amer.

Tel. Tele. 4H's Wash. Market 5's 127 5 Wash. Morket 5's 1947 107 103 100 116 W.

M. Cold Storage B's 103 N. W. Steamboat is 100 ltiggs Realty B's (Long) 100 Rlffgs Realty 5's tShort) 100 Graphophone lM's PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS, Capital Traction Wash. Ry.

Elec, com 87H Wash. lty. A- Elec, pfd MU N. W. Steamboat 156 Washington Uas Amer.

Tel. Tele U. TYPE MACHINE STOCKS. Mercenthaler Linotype 171V Lanston Monotype NATIONAL BANK STOCKS. American Nat.

Bank jfi Capitol Nat. Bank 21? Columbia Nat. Bank 23o Commercial Na. Bank 191 District Nat. VUi 99 88U uo 74 171 3.

170 iifl 196 Far. liecn. -j Federal Nat. Bank Lincoln Nat. 1 Metropolitan Nat.

Bank Second Nat. Bank Nat. Bank of Washington -1 TRUST COMPANY STOCKS. Amer Sec A Trust -f National Sav. and Trust Union Trust Wash.

Ioan Trust 228 Continental Trust 148 270 270 120 lis SAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Home Savings 35 Bank of Com. ft 11 East "Wash. Sav. Bank lift Sec.

Sav. Com Bk 13 FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS. lllitelnn Fire Ins 7 Corcoran Fire Ins. Firemen's Fire Insi ov nsurance i Hre Ins Nat. Union Fire Ins 6 TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.

Columbia Title 4V4 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Chapln Sacks 175 IK U. L. faper com 1SJ pfd l- Merch. Trans.

Storage 100 Security fetorape I Washington Market lVi 124 US 110 211 Today's Sales. Wait there was a am ntln toU? Potomac Electric 1st 5s, W.OOOgWA. noAtoRLf. oPtomac cons. as.

ii.iwsism, OMi. J1.000fi?94, H.OOOWi. Graphophone 1st. 6's, 'M- JJ0OS99. 500.B!'.).

Jowxava, J50OR99. Jl.nn0f9!. J2.O00WO3. Jicuvgw. Capital Traction, loflSS's.

1(XS6SS. Wash. Ky. pfd Js MeiKenthaler. VA 17m.

Rfin's Columbia National Hank, 1OU240, lent) HO. 10240, WdCW. 10fl240. Commercial National Bank, lOftlN, 101H93. 193.

National Bank of Washington, 10221, 105221. 10HC21. FINANCIAL fSafe Deposit. Boxes in the vaults of this institution afford complete and convenient protection for deeds, bonds, jewels, etc. Rented 3 7-ER YEAR AND UPWARD.

1 he Washington Loan Trust Company Cor. 9th and Sts. N. W. IQTIN JOT EPSON.

President. The Safest Investment Ar loos that do not fluctoats aurtne disturbed condition of tb money or stock mar kets. First dead of trust notss (first mort-cacss), well secured on real esta'a In tb DUtrlet of Columbia, constitute "tllt-adfa" Investments. They do not depend upon the financial responsibility of Individuals or cor. poratlons ror tneir siaoiuiy, nu ii from taxation as personal property.

We l.osns ana inxtstnunts. SWARTZEl.L, RHEEM HENSEY CC, JH UTU STREET K. N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are en th hull dollars and fractions thereof Quotations furnished by B. msmfctrs of Nw Tork Stock Eicnanga. Hist Building. T(. Hlth.

Lew.Clot.Clo8 Alaska M. Co 54 S3tt A11U chal S7 57 27, I an Am Bt SuK Com MH I Am Can MW Am 4 8tt 8W MWI 7 Am CoafFrod H3tt ITIHI 174 Am Ice Security V4 25H HI VV Am Linseed Co M14 I Am LocomotlY B4H MM MV4I 4U Am Smelting tow 104 tOiHl I03H Am Steel Foun. 67H B7HI 67W Am I13H U3UII14 Amer. Tele. TeL.tnH I1H IH 1274 88Vt 87 A 87U I 87U AtehUon 107 I06H 107 I 106 Baltimore os oH MHI wi Baldwin Loco.

WorJclOBH 109H 109H I lOWs Bethlehem Bteel 480 472 475 1484 B. F. Goodrich 7IVi 71 71 I 71V4 Calif, retrol Mi 3lK 31 I 32W. Canadian Pacific 176 I74H 1 175H Central Leather MM B3W S3H I 54 Chesapeake ft 64 01 i Chlo Con. Cop Hit 54 64 I 64 CU1 Mil.

ft Bt 100U 6H 994 1 100 Col. Fuel ft 47 46H 48W I 46U Consolidated Gas 14SH 145WI 141V4 CornTroducti 23H 53 Vi I 52H Crucible Stel Co 67W fiU 87 Distiller Securities. 48H 47 47WI 48 rTrle 40 39H 39 I 39 FJTie.lstpfd 66V. 58 Bfl I 56H aeneral Electrlo 174 173U 173H 1 174 General Motor 485 485 485 1480 Great Northern J53H IMVi 3H I i3H Oufftenhelm Expl. Cc S2', ttU 52 I 21 Great Northern 47H 47 47 I 47 Inspiration 48 45 45 I 46 Intcrboro.

Metro 19U 19 19 I IB Kan. City Sotlth 29 29 29 I Lackawanna 79 79 79 I 80 Lehigh Valley 78 78 78 I 78 Maxwell Motor 67 MU I 67 Maxwell M. Co. pfd. 88 88 88 I 88 Max.

Petrol "0 HOHI III tl.ml rnnnf 3S 8 38 I 38 evi eu I 27 27 27 I 26 15 15 15 I 15 151 181 151 I 150 110 108 I091 110 73V4 73 73 I 73 28 2tf 28 I 28 iv. A T. Nat. Enamel Nevada Con. Copper N.

Y. Air Brake N. Y. Central N. N.

H. AH N. O. Norfolk ft Western .119 119 119 I 119 Northern Pacific 111 114 114 1 115 Pcnsylvanla H. 58 59 58 I 58 Pittsburgh Coal 3lVi MU I 31 Pres.

S. Car. com 58 58 58 I 58 Rav Con. Copper 25U 24 25 I 24 nallSteeLSDKS.com. 40 40 40 I 41 Res.

Iron ft Steel 52 61 51 I 51 Reading 81 81 81 I 81 Sloss. Schef. 58 56 58 I Southern pacific 101 101 I01U 1 101U Southern 23 23 23 I 22 Studebaker Corp 155 I53W 164 1 153 Tennessee 60 69 59 I 69 Third Ave. R. 61 61 61 I Union pacific 7 136 136 1 138 U.

S. Industrial Alcohl69 160 162 I 167 U. S. Rubber, 55 54 54 I 56 U. E.

Steel 64 83 84 I 84 U. 8. Steel, pfd 117 117 117 I 117 Utah Copper 80 79 79 I 79 Weetlnghouao Electri 68 67 68 I 67 1, 0. DINNER CALLED DFF Construed by Some as Purposed to Stir Up More Factionalism in Party. The dinner of Progressive Republican leaders of the Senate and House at the Capital Park Hotel, which waa to nave been held tonight, has been called off.

Senators and House members who were to have attended were notified this morninc that the dinner would not be held. The progressive Republicans have been holding a number of conferences of late, and the dinner tonight was to have been In pursuance of these. The conferences were Intended to further progressive legislation and to get a platform and a nominee at Chicago who would suit progressive Republicans. Senators -who vrere Invited to the din ner tonicht said there was a fear in some quarters thtt the dinner misht be construed as a ptirpoe to stir up more factionalism in the Republican party, and some of those connected with the affair thought It well to abandon It. The progressive Republicans have been to some extent embarrassed In their efforts to further the cause of progressive legislation and of a progressive platform and candidate at Chicago by the fact that Senator La Follette has lately become a candidate for the Presidency.

Friends of both Senator Cummins and Senator La Follette are active in seeking del egates In Iorth naKoia. 11 understood that thl Is one easoii why the dinner will not be held. Baltimore to Jacksonrille One Way rtound Trip 20 '35 Includlnc Meals and Stateroom Berth. 1.60&-MILE 7-DAT TRIP. Includlnc stop-ovar at Havannah.

Tickets coot', returning; within six months. Steamer leaves Baltlmor Tuesday and tfTiday at 7 I'. Send for Particulars. B. R.

Offices and S17 14th st, nw. Merchants Miners' Trans Co. I'. TURNKR. a A Balto Md OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK, VA.

All Points Sonth pedal Tours to Cbatuhcrlln Hotel, New York and Boston by Sea Dally Service, Modern Steel Steamer. City Ticket Office (Woodward nnllttlnirl, 731 151b St. N. XOUFOl.K A WASHINGTON lTKAHDOAT CO. PROGRESSIVE 0 EXCURSIONS FIRM CLOSING FOR MEW YORK STOCKS Heavy Selling of N.

Central Has Slight EffectCoppers Active and Strong. NKW YORK, Jan. 23. The stock market opened strong today with th specialties which were prominent yesterday again strong. Atchison was up a point.

United Stales Steel was strong and up Mexican Petroleum nnd American Smelting fractionally higher Tnere were rcw transactions in railroads but Canadian Paclllc and New York Central nere strong. Industrial Alcohol led In the earl trading, hut after touching 168, dropped to 165. There was heavy selling of New Tork Central, but It declined only frac tlonally. Copper stocks wcro strong nnd active. After a period of dullness the market became moro active during the last hour and closed firm.

AMUSEMENTS BELASCO TONIGHT Hi2fi (o as.no MAT. TODAY, 25c TO 1.60. The Crelonle Winter Gnrrien He-rue MAID IN AMERICA K. Company of 123, it lth riorrnce Moore and Mile. Dncle.

KISXT VCEK SEATS NOW. WILLIAM KLI.IOTT Will Prent A New Production, THE GREATEST NATION By Marlon Crlghton an1 William llllloti Original and Elaborate Hcenlc Production Josph Urban. With NOTAHI.E CAST. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. MMF.

TOrtSKA, OLIVE WYNDHAM and others. ilClillf lilTravtltalkt olor Views Motion Picture SUN. MOM. at Nil; ARGENTINA nt 4 Ml FASCINATING BUKNOS AIRES TICKKTS, J3c to fl.OO. NOW NATIONAL SlntA-nst Charles Frohman, U1tt A Urlangcr Present ELSIE FERGUSON la Hall Calne'a Neiy Play, MARGARET SCHILLER NEXT WEEK Mats Wed.

Seats Belllnr. COHAN AND HAIiniS Present It Pays to Advertise Kept New Tork Laughtryr One Solid Tear Monday Nifbt Ben(U Working Boys' Horns. B.F.KEITH "Where the Nation's Greatest Laugh at Vaudeville." 2Jc 3c to 11.00. Buy Now. "Ftrotri It GRACE LaRUE Gara Zora, I Beatrice Herford The Symbolic Dancerl New Stories of Life.

Marie A Mary McFarland. Burt Hettl Wheeler. Wlllard Slmms Etc. Jan. 24 Week "The Forest Fire." Jam Bennle Thornton, Etc.

Seats Selllae. TONIGHT 8:16 25 50 75 MATS. Dally Except Mondas. "TESSthfb STORM COUNTRY" WITH A. VAN BUREN.

Next Week "The Law nt the LOEWS COLUMBIA Continuous. 10:30 a. m. to 11 p. m.

NOW PLATING MARGUERITE CLARK IN MICE AND MEN Morning. Afternoon. 10. 15c; Night, 10, 1J CASINO THIS WEEK St. ELMO Ma.

Tue 1.1 and 23c MkIiIi, 15c. 2.1c. SSe, SOe. NEXT WREK K.VST LXB Burlesque BIJOU 9th and fa. Ave.

N. W. Sperlnl Tonlwht Don't Mlaa Her. Sperlnl Tonlnht Princess Texico pisKii or nwcnits nd Ills; oiiipanj In "Too Many Husbands" With M' l.r.W hi I'llII. COM.INN, IIII.I.

IIE.NDKnt. and 'Hint Ilnahlnc Lit tie EIJITH STOH. And Chorua of 20 (ilrls. BIG SAT. MAT1NCK TOI11V WD si'xniv, 2iin.

night, siis. Roller Skating Penna. Axe. at Ninth at. N.

W. Dally. 10 30 to 11 302 SO to 0 7.J0 to 10:3 America's Largest and Finest Skatlns re Imrrh lUllluni Mrmorlnl Sonit Hrrltnl bx Mls Krna HerxnR of New VnrK as1s'e by Miss Ruth Hronon, lollulut clork Admission, 25 Cents -i DANCING MILLER'S REUASCO Phot M2J. I'p Danree. Saturday evening claas now fur nlnic PROF.

WYNDHAM, ntt A 11 dances, t'lass Mc. -vny )w- GLOVKR'H, 613 class and dances Tim Sat laities free, iirlva'e I sons VV, all dances taught, latest me'hi, fine ballroom for rent. i. Ph. U23 Mirljrl AC 1011 ST.

W. nivjliuunu Matn 760t AIl dances dally 10 a. dances Tues A rrl m. to 11 p. m.

CSass Gent's. Mte; ladles free. MISS CHAPPELEAR, 1313 QUK PT N. V. PHONR NORTH CMI MR AND MRS HARTI.BY.

for.nerl I.TF.It I 10th nt taueht, prhato lrnom. I'lione MRS TOMB. IN) KYR KT Phone Matn Sl' In la ni Assembly Dances Ker ilondy Ueuns Via.