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PHILADELPHIA-WILL
Capital Promoters Will Journey
to Baltimore Wednesday to
"Tear Things Up."
Reports from other cities, In con
nection with the big bowling classic,
to be held here April 3, under the
auspices of the Atlantic Coast Iowl
1ns Association, prosago a most bril
liant success for the tourney. A big
mass meeting will be held this even
ing In Philadelphia, to discuss ways
nnd means of having that city proper
ly represented, when the pins begin
to drop In the old Census Building,
first and B streets northwest, threo
weeks from today. A similar gath
ering will be held In Syracuse, tonight.
Assurances from Gotham point to the
participation of between fifty and
seventy-five teams from the metrop
olis. Officials of the Baltlmoro and Ohio
railroad have announced that In view
of the large number of pin enthus
iasts, who are understood to be com
ing on from Boston, a "Bowlers' Spe
cial" will leave the Hub City on
April 6.
The "Boosters' Committee" of the
Washington Tournament Company,
which is promoting the mammoth meet,
journey to Baltimore Wednesday
for the purpose of rounding up the pin
Knlgnts or the town en masse, a com
plete circuit of the Baltimore alleys will
bo made by the committee, during tho
afternoon and evening, nnd It Is ex
pected that the entry lists for the
tournp.ment will be materially swelled
Haltlmore bowlers have manifested a
keen Interest In the meet and are ex
pected to Invade the city In groat num
bers. The committee is made up as fol
lows: W. F. Gude, Thomas P. Grant,
Krncat Dulln. H. B. (Pop) Halley, P. B,
Fletcher, H. T. Bodler, and George Ise
irmmi. The tournament mannceniont has dls
covered the floor of tho largo south
west room of tho census bntldlng, to be
in excellent condition. It Is In this
room that tho dancing will be In force
each evening. Concessions for this hall
have been awarded, It is announced. In
addition to the dancing, the hall will
contain a battery of eight Skee-Ball
alleys.
Bowlers on entering the filed of con
flict will be obliged to pass thiough a
cage, where the official "welKher" will
determine tho wclpht of each ball, ns
well as Us clrcumferenco nnd balance,
Trnpln balls must not weigh moro than
sixteen pounds or measure moro than
tnenty-soven Inches around, A diame
ter of four and three-quarters Is tho
maximum for a duckpin ball, while the
candlcpln hall must not exceed four
and a half Inchon through. A steel ring
will be passed over each ball, to see
that It comes within tho requirements.
The ball will then he balanced to detect
sny slugs or one-sldcdncss, A differ
ence of three ounces will be passed, to
nllow for Imperfections In tho ball.
Having pn ssod this Inspection, tho
bowlers will enter the alleys, which
thoy will then not bo permitted to leavo,
without the consent of tho referee. This
regulation Is made with the object of
preventing any posslblo substitution of
balls. After each game the captain of
the team signs tho score, nnd is given
one copy: tho official count'being taken
by the head scorer and turned over to
tho A. C, B. A. secretary.
It is understood that tho City Ten Pin
League will enter eight teams In all
classes In the coming tournament. The
entries are expected Wednesday,
The lAdlcj' team of tho Grand Central
Palace alleys will roll a match wltlfthe
quint ft om the Ingram Memorial Church
tho early part of this week on the for
mers' alleys. Tho two teams havo en
tered the coming tourney.
The big dance to bo given by the
Knights of Columbus for tho purpose of
raising funds to enter their bowling
teams In the coming tournament will bo
held on St. Patilck's night In Eagles'
Hall. It will bo one of tho Emerald
dances. Arrnncomonts nro In charge of
Joseph B. McCann, president of the K.
C. Bowling League. Tho Columbus
Country Club In co-operating with the
league In promoting tho affair.
Would Book Games.
The Palais HoyM bnebll team is
after aamrs for tho approacMnr dm
on, and all letters ' ahnul-l ho ad-
rued to M.magtr C. B. Sohwa.l or
FV!VJr mmwi M.rp..TAr
BOOST
PIN TOURNEY
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MEETING
Wrong, Your
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Bowling Tonight.
Commercial Woodward & Lothrop
vs. the Evening Btar.
National Capital Columbians v.
Palace.
Departmental Duckpln-Treasury vs.
War.
Georgetown Commercial Bowling
Cnv'gh'& Kend'k vs. Wash.-Va. B. It.
Interbureau Duckpln-Plant industry
vs. Forest Service.
Knights of Columbus Green Box vs.
McKnlghts.
Murine Corps Polloo vs. Cavite.
Mt. Pleasant Newtons vs. Arcade
Stars.
DIetrlct-Jeds vs. Resolutes. ,
Ilcd Men Osage vs. Osceola, at Po
tomac. Northeastern Kaccar Club vs. Navy
Yard.
Westminster Whites vs. Greens.
Navy Yard Mlsc'l. vs. B. M. ,
Phi Mu Sigma Alpha vs. Kappa.
Capital City Bureaus vs. Norrla
Peters.
City Tcnpln Iloyals vs. Pioneers.
Arcade Nationals vs. Arcadians.
Bureau of Encravlnr and Prlntlnr
C vs. 3.
Masonic King David vs. St. John's.
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SCHEDULE TO OPEN
By BRYAN MORSE.
Ten days from today, barring rain or
snow, tho first lntcrscholastlc baseball
game of tho season will be staged on
Sattorleo Field, when Eastern High
School staoks up against St. Albans,
Advance Information from the camp of
the Easterners out at the Roaedale
playgrounds shows Coach Kimbel well
fortified with material.
Lei Lanahan, captain of this year's
Capitol Hill nine, is slated for short
stop or second base this season. Leo
Flaherty another veteran, will prob
ably bo found behind the bat. Other
Eastern veterans from last year are Jim
Shields, who pitched the greater part
of tho season: Hum Blake, an outflolder,
and Harold Newman, an Inflclder.
Last year seven out of the nine went
down in the advlsery period in mid
season. Coach Klmbcl set about recon
structing his team with the result that
thero a io several first rate players
ready for the season's opening.
Thcs Smoot, outfielder; Charles Boet
ler, a first sucker; "Lefty" Litchfield,
brother of tho one ana only "Lefty"
Litchfield, of sandlot famo; Ray Tull,
Roger Baldwin, Tony McAullffo, "Reds"'
Sweeney, and Franklin Spoor aro some
of the youngsters Coach Kimbel Is car
rying along.
Eastern is Jumping right Into the
thick of the fight with a number of
fairly well-seasoned playors. Coach Klm
bcl Is making no rash statements, but
expects to havo his nlno going along
In fine style by tho tlmo the high school
championship games start up.
Eastern has scheduled games with St.
Albans, Alexandria High School, Gon
zaga, Harrisonburg, Massanutten,
Charlotte Hall, A. N. Preps, and one or
two others besides the regular high
ucli'ool championship series,
-
Coach Frank Newberry, of tho Army
and Navy Preps, Is looking forward to
a lino season, If tho youngsters In his
school aro able to devoto time from
studying for examinations to como out
for baseball.
Wicks, Nelson and Foster aro tho
catchers, with Knudsen and Oilmartln
as pitchers. Phil Miller, Allison, Wat-
turn, Fogettl, Sweeney, and Rohrsbach
aro trying for the Infield. York, Abbott,
J, Miller, Liang, and Bannister are
trying for the outfield,
When Urooko Browcr dcfcatoJ How
ard Drew In Phllnclphla on Saturday
night at the Meadowbrooko games In
Convention Hall, It was tho tlrst time
In two years that Drew hai been
beaten in a soratch race. Drow Imme
diately asked Brewer If he would be
willing to coinft to New York on April
IS to run In tho Brooklyn Armory In
tho Smart Set A. C. games. Drew
wants to take Brewer on In a ninety
yard special race, with an Idea of going
after tho record.
St. Albans' School athletes have been
unusually successful this winter, and
Brewer's win over Drew was tho crown
ing feature of a fine Indoor season.. Just
before tho rare with Drew Wallace Prld
more, Carter, nnd Maxam had taken tho
mcusuru of the Mercersburg relay team,
setting a new ircord for the mile. Tho
St. Albans boys averaged a fraction 'in
der fifty-nvo flat Coach Green expects
to send the team out for the prep school
championship la the Fcbb relay gamts
EASTERN
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In Ar
In April.
THE WASHINGTON
Majesty, , It's All Wrong.
Copyright, 1916. by R. L. Goldberg
LOCAL AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
ELECT! COMPANY
E
Despite Granting of Demands
of Carmen, Issue on Market
Is 'Strong.
Despite the granting of demands of
the company's employes for higher
wages, stocks of the Washington Rail
way and Electric Company advanced
appreciably at today's session of the
Washington Stock Exchange? and were
the strongest Issues on the local board,
Capital Traotlon stock, on the other
hand, was fractionally weaker.
A sate of two shares of the common
stock of the railway company, was re
corded at K, or one point above the
previous sale llgure, and the bid fur
quotation lots was advanced 1U points
to MU. After a total of sixty shares,
of tho preferred stock had been traded
in at Wi, the quotation bid was ra'sed
H a point to SlVi. the name figure at
which the stock was offered on Satur
day. The asked prlc? today, however,
wan 82.
Mcrgenthaler Linotype stook. though
not traded In, was In better demand
than at tho close of the .week. It was
bid up -ft of a point to 165H. Quotations
were unchanged on Lanston Monotype,
and 48 shares sold at TO, the prico that
has prevailed for several days.
Other sales Includod a 11,000 Washing
ton Railway and Electric 4 per cent
bond at 0Hi n STO0 Capital Traction 6 at
10GH; flvo shares of Washington Gas
stock at "M ten shares of American
Security and Trust Company stock at
160, and three shares of District National
Bank at M7.
Dr. H. Parker Willis, secretary of the
Federal "reserve board, will address tho
post-graduate class of the Washington
Chapte of the American Institute of
Banking at 8:15 o'clock tonight. His
subject will be "Banking Problems of
wie."
COUNSEL SYME BACK
FROM NEW YORK TRIP
Attended Luncheon of National
Institute of Efficiency.
Conrad II. Syme, Corporation Coun
rcl has returned from New York, where
he attended the luncheon of tho Na
tional Institute of Efficiency, of whlc.i
1 c Is a member.
Other members of the board present
wero Gutzon Borglum, tho sculptor; Dr.
William B. Howland. editor of the In
dependent; Alton B. Parker, William It.
Wilcox, former chairman of tho public
service commission of New lorn; uen.
Leonard Wcod, Dr. Henry B. Drinker,
president of Lehigh University; Rtsnard
II. Watrous, Trueman II. Newberry and
Henry II. Joy.
The purpose of the Institute Is to
develop and promote the study and
practlco of efficiency In personal, Dull
ness, corporate and community rela
tions.
Hurt in Wreck.
BUFFALO, N. Y March 13. Engi
neer Charles Hcffler, of Buffalo; Fire
man D. L. Church, of Colltngwood,
Ohio, and Fireman Vance, of Buffalo,
were severely Injured today when New
York Central passenger train No. IS,
eastbound, ran Into a freight wreck
near Farnhom.
FINANCIAL
N.L.Carpenler&Ce.
Main Offlee. 17 WlUlnca
Street, N. V.
MEMBERS
Kw Tork Stock N.w Tork Coftt
EichRtiKf. Kxchanc. '
K.w York Cotton Chicago Hoard of
Kxclmnge. Trade.
New Orleatu Cotton New York Product
Exchange. Kic)int.
Private Wire With All Principal Cltlet!
HERBERT H. BROWN,
MANAOEn.
Woodward Balldlaar.
184k and U Bta. N. m
STOCKS D
frlMESJ MONTUY: MARCH 13; ldli
New York Stocks.
Alt traosarttoot to ttocka r oo tb raffs
f dollar n motions tbrot.
Quotations furnlihtd or W II. Illbba
Co.. in.mb.ri t Nw Tork Block Bxcnanf
HlbU UulMlac
1:10 Sat.
nish, T.ow. t m. Cl".
Alaska O. M. Co M xt n 1
Aim Chal 3JV4 30H 3!lil M
Am Agr Chem Co.... MW Mtt 64H I
Am Bt Bug Com..... toK eon Tom S3
Am can 61 H cow etv. I eoH
Am C ft r ;.. 71U eo 7s to
Am Coal Frod Co... 164 I61H 104 1 181ft
Am Hid & Lea 8tt 8U QUI
Am Ice Security U tt WH I
Am Linseed Co zlh S1H zlfc I I1H
Am Locomotive TSlt 7314 76n I 73
Am Smelting 101 OTH 1V0S 1 10rH
Am steel Foun 54 &3 M I 53
Am Sug tc Kef com.. tOtttt 106 1031& 1 109
Amer. Teleg. Tet..lJ0 IMS IN 1138
Amer. Woolen Co... 54 Mt4 ta!i
Anaconda 8!a 89 M'tl ftflli
Atchison 104 ItttH 103 V. 1 103
AUaa. Coast Line... .110 110 110 I ""
Baldwin Loco. WorfcllOtt ltrtH II0V4 I I00HI
BalUmor ft Ohio.... HU 87H 68H I 7H
Brooklyn Rap. Tran HH H H I BS
Bethlehem Steel 505 488 505 I
B. F. Goodrich 73H 7z 73 I 71H
a a cop. Co mh 93H ojvii m
Calif. P trot 34tt 24 :! 14
Canadian Pacific 16SH t05Vt 1(5M I6IH
Central Leather 54H un w. af
Cheaapeaka ft Ohio.. BH fil 0IH I 01
Chloo Oon. Cop w v oo i wn
C-, R. L ft P. Ry.... 17 I IT
Chi. A Great West... 18 U I H
CM.. MIL ft Bt P SJtt WJi B3H J fli
Chicago ft N. W IMH HSW IMVil
Continental Caa -'o t M 81V I 85H
CoL Fuol ft Iroa.... 4li 44 4Sll 4414
Corn rroducta, 3W H WI
Crucible BUel Co .... Oil. 85 91HI 84Vi
Cuban-Am. Sugar Co 20' S08 S0914 1 106
Del. ft Hudson 151H UiH 151HI
Distillers' Securities. 48H 47ri 48 I 47.
Krl S7H SOW 7HI 30H
PH. lstnfd U 51U 51 I
QmtAd filwtrio .....ITM IMH W I INK
Ureat Northern Ore.. 45 44 45 I 43H
General Motor 484 484 484 I
dreat Northern pfd..m IMH ill 1 1IH
Illinois Central 101W 101 I01H 1 103
Inspiration Copper... 47 46H 47 I 48H
Kan. City South MH soVM 15H
Lackawanna Steal... 78H 77U 78H I 77 Vi
Lehigh Valley 77 77 77 I 77H
Louisville ft Naahvlll in IM',4 1 1 1S1U
Maxwell Motor Co.... 63 60 M I 60
Maxwell M. Co. pid. 81 84 84 I
Hex. Petrol Ni H 10114 1 103
UlamlCoDPer 38H 84 36HI J8H
M.. K. ft T 5 4H 4HI
Montana Power . 77 77 77 I
Nat. Enamel 18H H 18HI 3H
National Lead 07 67 67 I
N.T. Air Brake Co.. .147 I48V4 147 I
NftvadaCan. Comxr. IS 16 15 I 19
N. t. Central 109 104 105 1 104
N. T..N. H. &H 64 85 64 I 65
Norfolk Western.. .1MU U8i USUI 118
Northern Pacific 113 111 113 1113
Pittsburgh Coal Co... N 13 29 I 18
Pensylvanla R. R... 57
Prea. 8. Car. com 67
Rav Con. Copper 34
58 58 I 67
64 66 65
23 14 i 14
39 40
51 53 I 61
83 84HI 83
S7 WVil B8
11 Utti'SOtt
Rail Steel Bdks. com.
Iter. Iron ft Steel mi.
Reading 81ft
Bouthtm Paclflo MV.
Southern Railway..,. 11
Studebaker Corp 1454. 130
Tennessee Copper,... 65 59
116 I l0
67 I 56
Union Pacific 133 132 131 I 131
United Clitar Stores.. o oh s
U. 8. Industrial Alcol.138 133 158 1 163
U.S. Rubber, com ... 63 61 61 61
U.S. Steel 65 83 86 I 83
U. fl. Steel, pfd 116 116 U6U I 118
Utah Copper 83 83 83 83
Va-Car. Cbomlcal.... 45 45 45 I
Western Maryland... 37 17 27 I
16
Western Union Teleg 80 89 89 I
Westlnghouaa Klectrl 66 64 68 I
Willys Overland Co.. 6 119 134 I
Bonds.
Anglo-Fr. Loan S's., 91 04 MU
C. a ftQ. Joint 4's... 0S 93 M I
South. I'ac cvt. 4'S.. 63 88 88 I
South. Pac. cvt. 6's.. .105 105 105 I
es
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments
An those that do not fluctuate during dla
turned conditions of the money or stock mar
ket!. Flnt deed of trust notes (rtrtt mort
!), well Kecureil on real eitatn In the
Dlitrlet ot Columbia, constitute "sllt-edfe"
lnettmente. They i'n not depend upon the
fluanclal ruponilMUIr of Individuals or cor
cortlloni lor their utablllty. and are exempt
wm taxation pertonal property. We caa
UDDly auch inveatmenui lnc amount from
UM upward. Send for booklet "Concernla
)ane and Inveatmanti."
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
- HENSEYCO.,
tn mtu tuxxx k. w.
Local Bond Market. .
riM. Ankrd
u. a. neg. rs...
17. 8. Counon T
V'
H
W7
u. H. J teg. s a i
U. S. Coupon 3'su Wi
U. 8. Reg. 4'fl U0i4
U. S. Coupon 4' "Hi
D. C. 3.S'b 7. 100
OAS BONDS.
Geo. Gas Cert. Ind. 6'a 10SH
Georgetown Gas C'a 102
Washington Gas 6's 104
Col. Uaa ft filec. !' 78
CoL ft Klec. Deb. 6'i (0
RAILROAD BONDS.
Capital Traction R. R. G's.... 107
Ana. Pot. Gtar 5'a OTU
Anacostla &' Potomac S's 97
City ft Suburban 5's.w. KK!
Metropolitan R. R. 5'h 104
1MU
Hitt
105
107U
107
103
104 U
81
vasn. iiwy a kicc. re soh
MISCELLANEOUS liONDa
Potomac lilec. Cons. 5's 3i
Potomac Elcu. Lt. 5's 10311
C. ft P. Telephone S's 103
Amer. Tel ft Tel en. 4s..,,... K
100
101
1UO
Amer. Tel. ft Telga. 4'.:....' 103
Oranhonhone t's
't7l
M
Wash. Market 6s
1J37........J'.95
Wash. Market 6's
.uninrjL do. ijii......uJi .
iij jA.ac
W. M. Cold Storag 8's.;U...-M -,101
N. ft W. Steamboat 6's..: It6
Rlinra "Realty E'a
(long). 102
r"
lllggs itallty -5'a (shorn .'101
i PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKa
Capital Traction S6 8T
Wash. Ry. &. Elec. com 31U M
Wash. Ry. Elec.pfd !U
N. & W Steamboat ISO ..
Washington Gas v 78 H
Amer. Tel. & Telga 1X3 ...
Til'E MACHINE STOUK8.
Mergenthaler Linotype 165 lCSft
Lanaton Monotype KHi 704
MINING STOCK.
Greene Cananea.... 48 ..
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American Nat. Bank 151 160
Capital Nat. Bank no
Columbia Nat. Bank :40 xn
Commercial Nat. Bank 14
District Nat. Bank 137 149
Far. ft Mcch. Nat. Bank 240
Federal Nat. Bank 13s
Lincoln Nat. Bank 16) ...
Metropolitan Nat. Bank 196 1M
tteconu Nat. Bank 141
Nat. Bankof Washington.... 225
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amer. Sec. ft Trust 259 295
National Sav.'ft Trust . 26
Union Trust 112 123
Wash. Loan ft Trust 2JTI
Continental Trust 117 120
HAVINGS BANK STOCIC
Home Savings 335 ...
Bank of Com. ft Sav 12
East Wash. Saw Bank lttt . .
Sec. Bav. ft Com. Bank lJb ...
yiRE INSniAXCE STOCKa
Arlington Fire Insurance 8 $U
Corcoran Fire Itistiranco ...
Firemen's Fire Insurauce.... HV4 ...
Ger. Amer. Fire Ins & ...
Nat. Union Fire Ins ( ...
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title Insurance 4 EM
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKa
Chapln Sacks itg ...
D. C. Paper Mfg. Co C ...
Granhone com m im
Graphophono pfd 125 135
Merch. Trans, ft Storage 100 no
Security Storage lge jjO
Washlneton Market li ...
I Wholesale Produce Prket.
v
EOaS-Nearby, freth. Mo per dos.i south,
trn. 21c per dot.
..SK8BT'W York- ntw lta ' 1:: Hat.
UpWoper lb. '
flUTTER-Klgln print. Jfcj per lb.; tub. 15o
per lb.; prooeae. Kc per lb.
LIVE POULTRY Heni, llo per lb.- live
turkeys. 24S25c per lb.; iprlnir Oilckeni. 233
28e per lb.
IJVE STOCK Veal calves.
hRK lAUn
per lb.: heavy, 10O10K0 per lb.; fat sheep.
iettc per lb.; lambs. 9o per lb.
KrtBY, pnicn & co,
VEQETAnLE8 (Quotations furnlabed by
Taylor Wade) Potatoea. 13 per bbl.; onlone.
11.76 per bu., 12.75 per sack: cabbage. tl.M
per bbl.: turnip. 31.75 per bbl.
FINANCIAL
(1
CAPITAL
EARNED SURPLUS
.1,000,000
H.UOO.OOO
lljot what you earn,
but what you
SAVE determines
your ultimate success. Start
an account NOW at this big
interest-paying bank. Add to it
with regularity, and soon, you'll
possess a surplus .that can be
put to profitable use.
TISnmr Rntr of Interest Paid on
both Inrge itnri ainnll ncconntx.
National Sayings and
Trust Company
Corner 15th and N. Y. Ave.
FIFTIETH TEAR.
By Goldberg
T
ON ILL STREET
Baldwin 'and Crucible Are Lead
ing Munition Stocks and
Industrials.
NEW TORK, March U. The stock
market opened Irregular.
Munition stocks were strong, but Mex
ican specialties showed some hesitancy.
Mexican Petroleum wa oft three points
at 100. American Smelting opened at
100. off 1.
I .1 railing wan narrow witn American
' I Smelting nnd Refining and Mexican
I'eiroicum most active of -the Mexican
! Issues and Raldwln and Crucible leading
the war Industrials.
American Locomotive became very
v.u.o iunma uic cna 01 me nrsi nour.
Midvale Company
Increases Its Stock
DOVER, Del., March 13. The Mid
vale Steel and Ordnance) Company of
New Tork today filed an amendment
to Its charter Increasing lta capital
stock from 1100,000,000 to $160,000,000.
The company was Incorporated here
on October 6, 1916. The State tax paid
for amending the charter was $3,600.
Comptroller Asks Banks
For Condition on March 7
The Comptroller of the Currency to
day Issued a call upon national banks
to give statements snowing their oondl
tlon at the close of business 'March 7.
Dr. Elnora C. Folkmar
To Deliver Two Lectures
Dr. Elnora C. Folkmar has anrranged
to give two lectures for women at the
Rhode Island Avenue M. P. Church to
night and Monday night.
Tho topic of tho lecture tonight,
which will be Illustrated with iw
etereoptlcon views, will be "The Birth
of a New Llfo." The lecture Monday
night will be especially for young
women, ana is canea "wean to wean
Talks for Girls."
Today's Sales.
Capital Traction S's, i&OOglOfi!..
Washington Ballway 4's. Jl.OOOflSMi.
Washington Hallway preferred, 18
Ki. 10-S6W1. 25fff0tf.
Washington Gas Light, 63TOW.
Lanston Monotype. 870, 10570, 2070,
District National Bank, 30137.
American Security and Trust, 10326O,
After call
Washington Railway common, 233S.
AMUSEMENTS
NATIONAL TOMC,IT' 8,,s'
A Dream of Sweet Melody! A Lure of the
WalUI ANDREAS DIPPEL Will Treeent
'PRINCESS TRA-LA-LA'
The Triumphant New Vlenneae Operetta,
With TPHTLLIS PARTINGTON
And a Notable All-fitar Dlppel Cast.
Week March , rOLLTANNA. Peats Thnre.
E
Lift END OR F
TIIIHISIUAY AT 4 SO
NORTHERN ITALY
March 30. Bouthern Italy and
Sicily. Prices, 60c. 75c, and II.
National Theater
Wed...March M.
4:30.
Pricea. M.50. fl. .&.
tl, 73c, tOc.
On aala at Droop's,
lJth and G,
arB MAUD
Fay
Soprano from the
Metropolitan Grand
Opera, J.'ew York,
Return ol Washlnj "
tan's Favorite for Ons
Perlormanci Only
GRACE
LARUE
In Her Huccraaful
('i)N(iiinrllecltal of
ttonKs In lCnallah,
NATIONAL THB
ATKn, IKH1DAV, MARCH
IT, 4 130.
Pricea I 93, ejl.no,
f 1, TOe, 00c, ob aala
at Drawa-a, 181k
Mi flk
NARROW
Dl
M
AMUSEMENTS
B.F.KElTH'Sg
Mat., 25c Ev.. 25o to tl. Duy Today.
This Week and Next Soaaar.
SAM BERNARD
of "All for the Ladl.." .Etc. Mrs. TIIOS.
AVHIFFEN A CO. BE88IB WTNN. WK.
rnUETTE ft CO. Ilarrts A Manloa. Tiym
Other lilts.
NEXT WEKK NORA. BAYB9, EM.
Tonlcht 1:1
MaU.De.lly Ex
cept juonaart
25o
The Greatest Play of the Season.
"ON TRIAL"
Revolving; Stage 'Same aa
New York Production.
with a. n. van nunBN
25
50
75
Next Week-8hephrd of the Hills.
BEIiASCO TWICK PA1LY
Orch., 2Sc Bal., 10c. Mezzanine, EOc.
The "Fatherland Mngnslne Present
the Greatest Mr Plctarea Hxtant
VIGIITING 'PIIE ALLIKS.
Oil
"OBUHAXV AT WAR
SITUPAND
TAKE NOTICE
Get Your Seat Now For
NEXT WEEK
Warmest of All.
Winter Harden "Bablea,"
THEPASSIIVfe
SHOW OF 1915
GEO. TV. MONHOE. EUGENE AND TVILLIH
HOWARD . MAnll.V.VN MILLER AMD
IM OF THE rnETTIEST HEAlVr.
nREAKERS.
Come For the Opening Nlsht Surprlro.
Evea. (0c te S2.00. Bat. Mat.. S0O to tl..
TVed.. Fri.. Mats, tt.00.
Cosmos Theatre u
THE ZANCIGS-CRYSTAL GAZERS
A TTVIrd ana Bfyatlfylar Seasce'
Mattneea and BTenlng.
LOEWS COLUMBIA
Contlnaoan IOiSO A. M. o 11 P. M.
Now riaylng
FANNIE WARD
IN
t
FOR THE DEFENSE"
Morns.. Afte.. 10c. 15c. Nlghta. 10c. Ue. Ho.
Thuraday. Friday. Baturflay,
CONSTANCE COLLIER
IN TUB CODE OF UARCIA ORET.
Roller Skating &'
rnna. Ave. at Ninth at. N. TV.
Dally, t:M to U J0-:H to 7: to Mill.
MASKED MAHVEL. RACES NIOHTLY.
DANCING
ASSEMBLY DANCES,
NATIONAL RIFLES' ARMORT.
REMAIN OPEN.
AeaemMy dancea will be held Mondays.
Wedneadays, Thursdays and Saturdays aa
usual. The puMIc la cordially Invited to at
tend and judire for themaelvea as to tte pro
prlety of theaa dancea.
Dill f CR'C RELASCO THEATER; Phona
miLLCn O M u Up-to-the-Mlcute
Dancea,
MISS CHAPPELEAR,
1312 QUE ST. N. TV.
PHONE NORTH 634.
Qlover'a. 113 23nd Prlr. leaaooa. anr hr. (to.
Claaeea Tuea., Thura.. Sat.; all dancea
taught; ballroom for rent. t. Th. TV. lit.
EXCURSIONS
Reduced Fares
"DY SKA"
Baltimore to
FLORIDA
For aalllnaa of March 17 and 31
CI K BALTIMOIIB I1 P
BOSTON AND niSTURN
For All Balllnga March 17 to 81
(Jtnd for Particular!
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co
TV. 1. Turnert a. P. A., Baltimore, Md.
BstFit?VJ
OLD POINT COMFORT
NORFOLK, VA.
SOUTHERN WINTER TtESORTS
tiperlal Tour To Famous Hotel
Chimibrrlln
Dally Srle Modern Hlrel Steamer
City Ticket Oraee, 731 loth Ht. N. TV.
(Woodward HulMtni)
NORFOLK TVAHHINGTON
TKAMBeAT C4,