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The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Native Soil.

Yes. larger boxes of strawberries
are coming from Florida this year"
said the marketman. Those Florida
shippers are more liberal than they
used to be-"
i should say so." remarked the
shreWd housewife, as she sifted pint
of sand from the bottom of a stra W.
berry box. why, they are even send.
ing us some of their real estate"
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

Stubb-I was much interested in DR..
Cooks account of his supper at the
north pole. -s .. .
Penn-Oh, that doesn't interest me.
MY wife attended her club yesterday
afternoon end had a north pole sup.
per. ~- ... =
Stubb-North pole supper? How was
it?
Penn--Col6. -
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
More Appropriate.

so the minister has a pet parrot.
should think it would be more accord.
ing to the fitness Of things for him to
have vulture."
"A vulture! Great Scott! Why
should he have such bird for a pet?"
We'll, one would suppose minister
would want bird of pray"
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
TlLLOTS0N COLLEGE

-. AUSTIN. TEXAS.
The Oldest and Best School in Texas
for Colored Students. Faculty mostly
graduates of we'll known colleges in the
north. Reputation unsurpassed Manual.
training part of the regular course
Music a special feature of the school,
Special advantages for, earnest students
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
The Only WAY.

There is only one way in which
political international affairs in the
east can become settled.
How is that?"
When the open door becomes q
closed incident"
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

Sam-Look heah, Lie, youse going
too far wild me. Doan yo know dat if
yo' tread on worm it will turn?
Lize-Dat's all right, but if yo' eber
gifts dem feet oh yourn on one it won't.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
A REASONABLE KICK.

A man out in
Los Angeles
Felt something hard
Entangle his
Back molars, and
Ceased masticating
His wieners. and
Began berating
The waiter when
A careful viewing
Showed twas a dog
Tag he'd been chewing.
We don't think that
The man was fussy
Because he felt
Outraged and cussy:
He Was not old
And of the moss age
They should not put
The tags in sausage.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
6AMM0N THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA

ATLANTA OEOtSGlA
AIMS AND METHODS.
!, The aim Of this school is to do prac"
t1cal work in helping men towards sue.
cess in the ministry. Its course of study
is broad and practical; it's ideas are high:
its work is thorough; it's methods arc
fresh, systematic. clear and simple
COURSE OF STUDY.
, Ihe regular course of study occupies
III HarfS tty years, and covers the lines of work
instruction usually pursued in the lead
ing 'neologlcal sefn1naries of the country
=. EXPENSES AND AID.
Tuition and room rent are free. The
apartments for students are plainly fur
1IH nlshed. Good board can be had for seven
a96.ars atasI, per month. Buildings heated by
Aid from loans without interest and
g1tts OF friends, are granted to deserv.
lug trn sluaents who do their utmost in the
grace. gifts. and energy. need be DERIVED
O., OF the the advantages now opened t. him
address POI ''eu1dfs
REV. j. w. e. BOWEN, ID. u.
Pres. Cannon Theological Seminary.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
SkenticaI.

"Have you heard about Reggie?"
"No; what's the matter with Reg
gie?" a .-.
"He has brain fever?" .'.
II don't believe it,
"Why?"
For the same reason that rag
doll can't have appendicitis.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

The Republican PLATFORM,
adopted Mt Chicago, explicitly de-
mands justice for all men with
out regard to race or color, and
Just as explicitly declares tor the
enforcement. and without rcser-
walton. in letter and spirit of
the thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments to the Con-
, stitutiOn. is needless to state
, that I stand with my party
squarely on that plank in the
, platform, and believe that equal
, justice to all men and the fair
, and impartial enforcement of
these amendments are in keeping
with the real American spirit Of
fair play.-HOn. VIM. III. Taft's
speech accepting Republication
nomination for Presidency.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Too Much,

With Halley's comet billed to come
~ Along sometime in June,
And Roosevelt due that month also
We fear we're a gone coon.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Prompt.

n TTON1pSs EE4I-.s-
Father-Do you find Robert prompt
at the Office?
His employer-Yes, indeed. never
saw in my life young man who
could get out of the Office at five
o'clock with less delay.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Better Occunafion

We do not care where the two pugs
Meet and each others snoots abuse.
We worried over it awhile
But now we're reading baseball news
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

q =
Dnc Postofee Department Will Be
surplus IN Another Year Is Mr. Htchcocks Hopes.
bon Frank H. Hitchcock prediction
the complete OF the
than y nroie
In In the ne preceding year this deficit 17fo8oOoo.
lr Htchcocks prediction
on preliminary
: = sApensees unuel M.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Met His Waterloo,

Jimmy-Petey went around telling
everybody he met, dat he had de
toothache and dey would give him a
penny. =
Billy-What made him quit?
Jimmy-Why, de last man he
tackled was dentist and instead of
giving him a penny he pulled de tooth
out.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
SAMUEL HUSTON COLLEGE.
A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.

Able and Experienced Facultv.
Progressive in all departments. best
Methods Of instruction, Health of Stud
ents carefully looked after. Students
as think. For catalogue and other in
formation, write to the president.
n. S. LOVINGGOOD.
Austin, Texas.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Very Hiuh Up:

"How is this? I understood that
Gladys had married man in high
1ife''
$50 she has, Her husband is an avi-
atOr.'
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
AS Reminded.

As Reminded.
Harker-Doesn't Cuttem, the tailor
remind you of doctor?
Parker-I should say not. He re.
minds me of that little bill owe him
every time we meet.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Natural Result.

why did you get out of that vacuum
company?"
There was nothing In it."
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
BRA|NERD INSTITUTE

CHESTER, S. C.
"a "A normal and industrial school with a
graded course of study, designed to Give
E tnorough, symmetrical and complete
5atgas Engmsh education. and Law solid foun-
vocation Of life Board and boardjne halI
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Billy-What, made him ouit?
His Fault.

Young Weakleigh is always COM
planning that he can't find an open
ing"
That's odd, considering that he
generally gets into a Ilole'
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

organized July I, 1881, by the State 1,ee;a
asture as The Tusl<egee State Norua1 Schanz
Exempt from taxation.
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. Principal.
WARREN LoGANs Treasurer.
LOCATION
In the Black Belt of Alabama ,7herc tim
s'acks outnumber the whites three to one.
ENROLMENT AND FACULTY
Enrolment last year l,253; males, Sss.
FEMALES, 31: Average attendance. 1,105.-
Instructors, SO.
COURSE OF STUDY
English education combined With industrial:
asairing; % industries in constant operation.
VALUE OF PROPERTY
Property consisting of 2.267 acres of land.
10 buildings almost wholly built with student
:aoor, is valued at $3sO00O, and no mortgage.
NEEDS
$50 annually for the education of each stu
Gent; ($2o0 enables ore to finish the course;
= ,000creates permanent scholarship. Students
k]Sy their own board in cash and labor. }
'.-oney ina any amount for current expenses
iad building. =
Besides the work done by graduat -s as class
SOON and industrial leaders, thousands "a
reached through the Tuskegee Negro Confer.
euce.
. 2askegeei is 20 miles east of Montgomery ami
&3sss. 8, Alabama. - - .0 ~ y ;
SSSaskegee is quiet, beautiful Old Soe:::Es',.':
and is an ideal place for study. sile 81 !.
IS at all times mild anA t.:,ttnE,ii 49,. :.
%1g the place an exccslens Ea.::ss:::" =.
41SklkO ssLEN. q. H.sSx1&kk8E0lNEG3
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Foresight.

Foresight.
II don't suppose there is any way
to insure marital happiness"
well, no there isn't, but pre-
nuptial agreement as to the amount of
alimony would save great deal of
wrangling later on
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Hard Lines

s,'1 tell you, the young playwright
of today hasn't any show"
mo; not even a try-out."
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

Orville Toper-So you think Bertie
resembles me, eh? Now, in what re.
spect, my dear?
Mrs. Fondmar-Well, uncle, the lit.
tie fellow is always so full of spirits,
don't you know!
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
The Real Variety.

Pearl-Real lovers are those. that
can live on bread and cheese and
kisses
Ruby-No real lovers are those that
can live on kisses alone. Bread and
cheese are too high these days.
The Appeal., 1910-05-21
Sure of One Thine

y 0UTS UI VTS IUJHys
SIS the legislature spending the
present session to advantage?''
Well. it seems to be spending.
all right"
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

knicker-Why do you believe that
IL is an unlucky number?
Bocker-Well, amt everybody that
lived in the thirteenth century dead?
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

Just One Kind.
They say she got all kinds Of
money from her first husband
mo; only one kind Of money"
What was that?"
'AlimOny"
The Appeal., 1910-05-21

This world would be a better place
And more, forsooth, like heaven,
| If there were not so many wights,
| Who're bent on getting even.''
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct 2-Quotnti0us By Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BLTTEk-Creamery fancy. h.. %. do choice.
etza59; do, good, H., ZzsS; do. imitation, Zs25
DO, prints. d.. 32as5; do, block. per To-. ga53
ladls H.. --a24. Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls.
per ID, y; Ohio rolls Der h. Za2i West Virginia
rolls per b. 2a2i; storepacked, per ID. 2a2i
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts
per doz. 90, Western irsts 20; southern drsts, .
West Virginia fists, p; guinea eggs l5alA
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLES-Appls
haudIicked loose. Der Dbl l50al75: do, wind
falls small. per Dbl. LUoaL5: do. Eastern shore
Nd, per box, &a10, do Eastern shore ma,
par +e-bGi. has. 40a50: CO.. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed, per bill 2Coa259; do. New
York, assorted, Dbl, Z5a4,00; carrots. native per
bunch, ll5a2; do, New York. per bus. 4oa5J; do.
New York. Der ton. 9ealGo0, caulln0WeE. Long
Island, per bbl. 25ea3U; cabbage. native, per l08
2pC'aooi do, New York State. Per ton a.0eall.0oi
celery. New York, Ter cate. l.75a2l5; corn, sugar
native, Der doz-. l0al5i oonbeuies, Cape Cod. per
Dbl, 4lla5.oC; do, per box, L5jal-40, cucum5ers
New York State, Der bus. basket. L00al1S; dam
sons. Western Maryland and West Virginia. s-lb
has, 25asJi essFautsi native, hss,, l0al5i grapes
toncords, per Alb. bas, lZal2i.; do, Niagsras per
4lb. las Il; do, CataWbas, per flb has. l2al2lz .
DO, belaWaTes Per Alb. has IA grapefruit Florida
Ter box, &'5aiQoi lettuce. native, Ter bus 5Ja55
Do. New York. p,s i4-bb. bas ;5al.25 lima beans
per bus. sla5oi onions, New York and Western
per bus, 5sa6j do. Maryland and Pennsylvania
yellow. Per bus. 55a6); oranges. Florida. per box
-'la5-5; oyster plants, native. Per bunch. 2isa3 ;
peaches. Western Maryland. p5r &s-bas. 50al0O;
do, fancy, Per As-bas L2jaL50; do. Per 2plb.
tas. iOaI5 do. pJT carrier. L25aLI5. Mount White
Heath, pr bas., 75al,25i pears, Eastern Shore
hleffer. per bas.. l2aa20 do. kieeT Per Dbl. 75a
lbs; do. New York. assorted, per ubl., 3O0a5 o.:
pumpkins. peT 100. O0lS00: do. per ton 300a50C:
p'ppeIs, native, bas., lzizal5; ounces, New York
fancy per bbl., 375a4O). To-. per has. goaI % /.
squash. native, per Lus box. 3oa40; do. wax S0af0
tomatoes, Eastern Shore Md Per has. l5a2D: do.
native, Der S-bas. Bass do, Per bus. 4Oa50; tur-
uips. native, PR bus. box 25a51
LIVE POCLTRI-Chickens. Young choice ID.
l25-al8; do rough and Door l2aI3, old hens, 10
heavy, Il do, small To medium l3ai4; old roosters
h. 10; ducks. old. b.. lsaI4; do. young white
Peklns fat. H.. IS; Young musocy and mon
gel, To-, lsaI5; do. puddle. old Il pigeons old Per
pair, %; do. young @a25; guinea fowl young IL
bs. and over each. 90 do. Young small. each. pa
iJ do, old, each. 2; pleasauts. choice each I50a
-o0, do. No each. 7iaLc0 geese. nearby ~ b..
l2al3; do. Western and Southern. p; turkeys
Young. lbS. and over per H. ls: do. old Per
h., l6al7 do. rough and poor. l2al3.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye and one-hah furlonsA Stall
wart lad lo4 tBeusch0tsnl SIS. Won Red Lass. los
,GaEsl, S39, second, Ida BacSford, 100 tMcGesl
$50. third Time. lea. Euclld Big Usage Top
Handle teach sand. d. H. CarpenteT Starry Her
mann. Sugar Lump. III There. Blair Bagl5y. and
Tommy Twig also ian.
SECOND RACE-Iive and one-haH furlongs. JOY
ance I0s tGooasl $3.50 won; Rampant lJi
LOTUS. Sd. second: Plan Ryan, u2 (Alcorel
$40 third Time ! 90 Rilliken. ROmpie Dane
ing Queen, Y. Powers Bright Maiden, Leah Plain
Ann. RosebuFg III, G.emuIpoe and Ramazan also
ran
THIRD RACE-Sx turlong,. Fundamental, ll7
Davenport, 81 won. Alfred the Great il3 lGausl.
$40, second; Snfrau. lH Goose. $3.50, third.
Time ll= IS. stafford Aspirin. Tommy McGee.
Hiram, Bi,ly BudemeT DrscJmuets BohCo Judge
Walton, The Fad, and Cerenonious also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Milton B., I6
Davenport. ST. won. Or Hozberg. los (Reoughl
S. second; Joe Morris. lC6 Warren $3.50 third
Time. l:i1 IS Prince Gal and John Rsardon also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles. Gal
ley slave. l05 ,Goosel. Sl760 won; Tom Bigbee l0s
(Grsndl, sl6A second; Fair Louis l05 CWaTen)
S3N third. Time, las So Christina John Fur
long Ed HECK. Galliola stsrpoTt. Schoolmarn and
Autumn GIn also Uu.
SIXTH RACE--Ons mile and oUe turlong. RoIluf
90 Martin. SIs70 won; Hans 10 tGOasel $3.50
second; Grande. los CBursl SB. third. Time.
Is 25, The Peer. Camille. Alma Bog. and Proleo-
tile also
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square &e7-Lot p; Walter Z. Wright e. TX. and
Frank p Hopkins e VA. to William L. Ed
mouston and Abraham Fisher. trustees. 10 Sc
cure Roman DALEY. sjo1. ] year. per cent.
sen.-auuuaIly.
Square Fz4-Part q lat 4; George ". He-uld ct
% Albert +. Fox and Benjamin W Guy
trustees, 20 secure Robert l.. Russell s. 90 :
year Oh pr cent seni-anuually
Square ly2-Lot 81 Margaret N, Hanna 10 the
National savings and Trust COMPANY trustee
20 secure the American Security and Trust Com
pany, Si00c years Der cent ssmi-annuaIIy.
Square le--Lot 2. Margaret VI. Hanna to Leo D.
Latimer and William H. West trustees 70
secure Z. p. Hanna S05, per cent semi
annually.
Square glll-Lot Q; Edwin S. Rowzee Ct VI 20
Joseph a HAYDEN and Emanuel Speich, r.
trustees, % secure Emanue! Speich ST. 500
30 = months, per cent Ter aunum.
Clark Mills Estate-parr Of lot o. Richard r.
Phelps e TX. 70 William 4. Hill ami Wilton
}. Lambert trustees 20 secure Harry A. Kite
$3.50. years. PER cent seni-annUally
Addition 20 Le Dro1t Park-Iot 49, block = John
J. Lus6ey et uX 10 =. Francis saul and Morton
J. Luchs trustees. 10 secure Joeeph b. Bowling
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
PLACES OF INTEREST

/ Library Of Corsress-Open 9 a. m. 10 10 p. m. or
secular days from J, n. 10 10 ?. u, OF Sundays
and certain holidays. During July, August, and
September, closes ! ?. a.. Saturdays.
Public Librsry-Open g a. n. TO p N. holidays
q. m. 10 g p m Sundays. 70 g p. m.
White House-Open 10 a. N. TO n n.
United States Capitoi-Open q. II. 20 80 p n.
CorcoraU Gallery Of ArJ-Open lireel Tuesday.
Thursday. Saturday $50 a. m. TO D. n. Sunday
20 10 % 2. II. Other days. sc admission
State. Var and Navy deTartments-OIen a. n.
90 .. IN. The original Declaration OF Indspend-
eDce is IN the library az the state Department..
United states TreasuIy-Open s. IA, 10 ?. NJ.
United States Patent Otice-Opsn &. N. 10 =
United States Pension Bureau-open a. N. to 4
,. no.
United States Post-oface-open a m. to ? p m.
Washington City Post-ofice-Open all hours. lThs
Dead Letter Office Is ln the city U-St-O1tCe.
National Botanic Gardeus-OIan a. H. to p m.
Fish C0mmissior-OTeu a. N. 10 4 30 D. m
Army Medical Museum--Open a. II 70 10 D. n
National Museum-0pen a. II. 10 : 80 p N lin
eludius holidays.
Agricultural Department-Open a. n 70 $50
?. n.
Bureau o; Engraving and Priuting-opsn a. n.
20 go n N.
Washington Monument Css5ls feet in height-open
80 a. H. 10 40 p m Elevator runs from a. Il.
10 p. m.)
Smithsonian Institution-Open g. II. to 40
p. N. Including holidays).
Government Printing Oaice-Oren 10 a. m 10 =
y. m.
Navy Nard-Open 9 a. NJ 10 $50 r. m.
Sou,hworth Cottage. Seth and Prospect ave
Re MaUsiUu-Home 81 Francis scott Key suthor
Of The star-sUanged Banner" 35is street north
west. Open daily, except Sunday, 3 q. N. to $50
2. II. admission free
IL THE SUBURBS.
Arlington National Cemetery.
Mount OliYct Cemetery
National Training School for Boys
Badenshug
biological Park tcTen al day..
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and Kenangton.
Naval OtseuacoTy-Open Q a. m. 10 p. n
Mount Nernoa 1.-THE home and tomb Of Washing.
toni--Open II o. n 10 p. NJ.
United States Soldiers Home-Open a. m to
sunset
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, No.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouosations furnished by W B. Hibbs & CO.,
members Of the Chicago BOald OF Trade Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Oct 2.--The wheat market opened frac-
tionaIly lower and has uIlsd heavy throughout the
session Local professionals who have been endeay-
oying 70 advance prices during the past few days.
finding that they were getting no outside help. were
unloading. The buying was largely on resting orders
in the hands # commission houses The seaboaEd
sent very disc5uagng advices regarding the outlook
for export business and stated that there were Re-
sellers II Manitobas at a tull cent below the cost
Il replacing. European conditions seem 10 grow
more hearish each week. Local receipts. 3 carr.
with a. estimated for tomorrow.
Prices were slightly easter az tho opening. With
professionals selling On good weather aud large Az
geutins shipments The market became Oyersod,
and rally was caused by early sellers covering.
County offerings arc light. but u Is too early Jet
10 expect corn 20 move Local receipts. 2l6 cars,
With 333 estimated fur tomorrow.
The oats market rallied on covering by shorts and
n sympathy with the UPtun 10 corn and Light
offerings. Cash prices were strong but shipping lie
mand slow. Local receipts. y cars, with l3l esti-
mated for tomorrow.
Provisions quoted further decline In hog prices,
and ruled moderately higher, chiefly fairly liberal
buying 4 January deliveries By a large Western
packer thought 70 be covering shorts There was
alsl s0me buying By the gnn traders who were re-
cent sellers The market closed steady. Cash trade
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, October %, 1900

No Nl57 United State 70. Annie johnson ;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny: sentenced to Workh0ase
for SIX months.
No, 2l7i United States George Banks; same
sentenced TO penitentiAy for three years and three
months.
No. al2s. United States vs.. James Jordan; as
sault 20 rape, a0ls pros.
No. 266l2 United States Lee Yuen; violating
section 1891 Revised Statutes, United States; nolle
pres.
same.
No. 1910 United States vs.. Lee Sam; samsl
same
No. Al60 United States vs.. Robert 2 Garrett;
assault with dangerous weapon; same.
No. 26ls. United States Madge Croker polls
pros.
No. z1Os, United States rs. CsthArine G. olcott
false pretenses; same
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No Z2la United States Us. Andrew Weldon.
larceny from United States Plea guilty: sentenced
TO workhouse for thirty days and placed on proba-
tor.
No. z25. United States vs. Hoaard 5. Ped.
larceny; plea guilty.
No. G2O. United States vs. Edgar Fisk. house.
breaking and larceny plea not guilty.
No. I49. United States ". Frederick " Sew
both, assault with dangerous weapon; Plea guilty.
sentenced 20 Jail for thirty days and placed on pro
baton.
No 27l9S. United States vs. Thomas f. Moore
embezzlement; plea guilty; sentenced 70 wcrkhouse
for six months and placed on probation.
No zee. United States vs.. Thomas T. Moofe
grand larceny same; sentenced 10 penitentiary for
one year and one day and placed on probation
No IlS6. United States vs.. Samuel Watts. en-
bezzlement; same sentenced 10 workhouse for six
months and placed on probation.
No. El00. United States vs. Maggie Brooks
arson: motion for new trial overIuled
No. I09A United States vs.. Noble Wellington
househreakng and larceny: motion for new trial
oveTuled and sentenced to workhouse Tor sixty
day,
Assignments for Monday, Oct 81
United States vs. John Miles.
limited States Irving Thopsas
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
CLOSE FINISHES
FEATURE OF CARD
PriSciIlian Wins Brewers
Purse at Baltimore.

Baltimore. Oct. 2S.-ft was a day Of
close finishes at Pimlico this afternoon,
and Priscillian. which was a prohibitive
favorite for the Baltimore Brewers
Purse. only having Sotemia opposed 10
him. and Singer were the only easy
winners OF the day.
In the closing event St Joseph. Laugh
ing Eyes. and Spes Nostra finished so
close that it was impossible 10 tell who
was first or second until the Official plac-
ing had been made
Our Hannah won the second race by a
head. and Black Chief was only nose
in front OF MontcAlm in the third.
R. F. Csrman. who was fined by the
stewards yesterday. withdrew all OF his
horses to-day and they were shipped TO
Latonia this evening II is said that the
horses OF Sam Hildreth viii also be
shipped to the same place tomorrow.
Adventurer only beat Peter Young a
head in the Steeplechase for hunters,
with gentlemen riders, having tho regula-
ton hunting costume.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. stingsg. u iDu.
gam, I 10 . woni HeatheTbTpOm, lls (Rowan). 70
!, second; Touch Ne I'D lShillingl, 20 I, third.
Time. las IS Irish Noga and The Rascal also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ous mile. Our Hannah, lC
tMcCabel, ? TO 2 won; Supervisor. q (AoCaheyl.
5 TO !, second; LayminsteT. iN Davis. 70 !.
third. Tins, 1890 Capt Swanson, Dress Pa
rsde and Neoskaloe5tA also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sn fuElongS Black Chief. l05
lMcCaheyl. 5 70 J. won; MOntcalm. III lang, %
. second; Van Den, rs {Grossl % 2 third.
Time, lis25 ClaQue Henry Munro. Lille Hoy.
Eulalia May. Black Minister. Radium Star. Fear
naught Ny Southaru Boy. Nancy Pansy Flashing.
and Hihern.ca also ran
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; two and one-hAlf
miles Adventurer l65 KEN. 70 5 won. Peter
Young los lSpencsTl 5 70 !. second. Rambo. l53
tWright 70 2 third. Time. 81 rs Iron Primes
also
FIFTH RACE-One mls. Hampton Court IL
Shilling 20 5, won; Clin Edge. ll6 lGrossl. IS
70 o. second; Reyboun 100 (Estepl, 10 J. third
Time. l.0. Compton also ran
SIXTH RACE-Oue and thTeS stIteenths miles
Priscilllan ia lDugAnl. ! 10 10, won; Sotenia, lG
Gross, 70 !. second, Time, zoo IS Two starters
SEVENTH RACE-One mile. ST. Joseph. III
tGrossl. 4 70 l. won; Laughing Eyes. IL Davis.
70 TO l. second; Spes Nostn, 81 tEstepi, 70 /,
third. Time, l,4l Is, OgAwags, Wilton Lackaye
Tonata. ChaTiVaH. Harmon Pass. and Oxer also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
supreme Court of The United states.

supreme Court OF the united states.
Present; Mr.. Justice Harlan, MIR. Justice White,
Mr' Justice MeKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes Mr.. Jus
tlee Day. Mr.. Justice Lufton and Mr.. Justice
Hughes.
James Maynard r.. Of Knoxville. Tenn; John W.
Clifton. Of Nashville. Tenn: James +. Fairleigh.
OF Louisville KY. and Alexander Pope Humphrey
IT,, OF Louisville. KY. admitted 20 practice.
No. q. The Moore Printing Typewriter Company
et al. appellants. The National Savings aud
Trust Company ct al. argument continued hy MI
Charles A. Keigwin for the appellants and by Mr.
]. J. Darlington and Mr. ]. ]. Crawford for the
appellees, and concluded By Mr. Charles A keig-
win for the appellants.
No. 2 The Kentucky Union Company. plaintiff
IN error. vs. The Commonwealth Of Kentucky; az
gument commenced By Mr. Louis b. Wehle for the
plaintiff in error. and continued by Mr.. J. w. NJ
Stewart and Mr., T. r. Ninson for the defendant in
errC..
Adjourned until Monday next at u O'Clock.
The DAY call for Monday October ST. will be "A
follows: Nos. 2. A. land 49,. 2. g. q. e. q. q
50, $50 land on.