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The Washington herald., 1910-05-18
MARY DAVIS WINS RACE.
Captures CrOtOnR SiX-furIOnR Han
dicap nj belmont PRrk

Captures CrOtonR SiX-furIOng Ham,
dicap at Belmont Park.
New York. May 17.-Mary Davis wor
the Crotona Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward. six furlongs. at Bel.
mont Park to-day. Magazine cut out
the early pace. but Mary Davis gradually
wore him down and beat him handiy by
a length and a half.
Dreamer came with a rush at end and
got third money by half n length from
Prince Ahmed. August Belraonts Field
Mouse could not raise gallop and was
lost practically all the way. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five frlongs. Towton Field. HC
Garner. 3 to !. won. Amalh 10 (Creeyy). 7 70 L
second; Feather Buster, 10 ButwelD. 70 l. third.
Tine. lW Royal Pcnnant Hawley. Rcdwine Dart
worth. 5. Baldwin, and Tiny Tim also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seyen fgrlongs BaIbek. lI
lButwelD. 10 20 !. won; Lisaro 10 (Garner) ? 20
l. second: Golden Legend. lW tClementl, y 20 !.
third Time. Is % Noon. Miramar. Verbatim.
and Glipan also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four ard one-han f,lrlones.
Golden sand. l@ tDuganl. g 10 5. won: Warbler.
lG tPhilliTs) 50 70 I. second: Ugo lO7 CHyland) .
u 70 !, third. Time. 0.53 45. Flora Mystic River.
queens, StaEwart Lad, Helene, Spes Nostra, and NJ.
NJ Whitney also ran.
FOURTH RACE-six fIrlongs. Mary Davis. Jos
tMcGeel. 5 10 2 won; Magazine. l0 uanganl. 10
70 /, second; Dreamer. l05 Devorich) 10 !. third
Time. i'll 25 Prince Ahmed Right Easy. Bosom.
hing Olympian, and Field Mouse also nan.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplochase; two miles. Black
bridge. Us henderson, 9 10 s. won; King Castle
lE CMckiuney). 20 3. second: Bound Brook. li2
Patterson. p % l. third. Time. 400 Dacra.
Banyah, Monte Carlo. Stellaland and Brendan also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Cohort. III CBreinsr,,.
70 s. won; Ed BAN. lO9 CBelD. 70 /. second ;
Responseful. s. Digginsl 10 2. third Time. la
Quantico, Tony Bonero. and Patriot also ran
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HOWARD HOLDS TRACK MEET.
Annual Field Day Events on Uni
versity Campus.

Before a large crowd Of spectators yes
terday afternoon, the athletic association
Of Howard University held its first an
nusl track and field games on the How
ard University campus.
The schools contesting for the beautiful
gold. silver. and bronze prizes were NJ
Street High. Armstrong and Technical
High. Dover High School, Baltimore High
School, Howard prep. and the Cheynev
High School, of Pennsylvania
The fast time Of the contestants showed
that they had received careful and con-
sistent training, and much enthusiasm
greeted them.
The following is summary Of the
principal events:
l@yand daSh-Won by Desmond: time. O.lo Is
z0Jard dssh-Won by Valentine: time. O.3.
SsOyard dAsh-Won by Walker: time. OH.
Zaysrd nurdle-Won ty Dunlop; time 0-S Is
mile-Won BY Quarles; time $40 Is
mile-Won By Clifford: time. u5s
The pole vault was won by Jones: height. 10 feet
81 inches
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and one-han furlongs Orien
tal Pearl, loi. 500. won: Iwalaui l05 tWilson)
SOLO, second; Ellanette. lei LoYclD. S. third
lime O5j Is. Tallahassee DcTrps. New Star Mes
sengeT Boy. Helen Scott. Farscene. Frog Count ID,
Oro Wheatburg, Dusty. and Red Lass also ran.
SECOND RACE-ST furlongs Tony W. 10
lAustinl. $3.50. won: Ben Sand. 100 Davenport
Sl5l0. second; SiewtoOt. % (Wrsren). $50 third
Time, l:l6 IS. Alice George. Camel. Anderson. Col
Bob. Carondolet. Frank G.. Hogan. King Thistle
Lady Hill. and Pat Sharp also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Eyebright los (Gans)
So. won; Long Hand. IS martini. $50 second
short Order. 50 Jones. SD third Time l42 IS
St. Aulaire also ran
FOURTH RACE-SK furlongs Merrick. lO
thoener). $3.50. won; Donovan, % Cole. s., sec
oDd; All Red. lT Davenport. S. third Time.
l:b. Jupiter Joe. Alfred the Great. Tom McGrath.
Gypsy King, Marbles. ard Anarri also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fulongs. Invasion. 100 $50
Vile. $50. won; Gen. Phillips 100 S7glO second
Con Carne. 100 Jeuerl. $50. third. Time O-56.
Sanction. Little Rajah. McIvcr Red Klaw. Halde-
man. James Nc. and Southern Light also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Ben Howe los lGraadl.
$50 won; Min0t. I03 lHcrbcrtl. so 50. second
Pirate Diana, lc2 Jacksonl. $50 third Time.
] 20 -. Font. Alice Warner Griswel. Lady Vic.
Warden. Stckcr Camille. Automatic, O. X Heru-
don and Battle Fleet also ran.
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JUMPS CHAIRS AND TABLES.
Jack Hawkins Makes Record at
Casino Theater.

Jumping Jack Hawkins. the worlds
champion jumper, presents a novel act
al the Casino Theater this week. work
Ing in palace set, with the walls deco
rated with various college flags, Hawkins
appears in a gym" suit. proceeds TO
Jump over chairs and tables piled on top
OF each other; he also does some high
kicking. lifting both feet off the stage
together. He then ties his feet in a bas-
ket and jumps over the furniture in quick
succession.
Hawkins Is clean-cut chap Of college
type He works smoothly and gracefully.
and. unlike most high jumpers. Mr..
Hawkins does not use the scissors style
OF clearing the bar. but leaves the stage
with both feet together. which is con-
sidered by all athletes to be a far more
difficult performance.
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Army and Navy Props Disbon5

The Army and Navy Preparatory School
nine has disbanded for the season. owing
to the lack Of good ball players. All the
re naming games have been Cancelled.
The Army and Navy boys have been
pl' wing good ball thia year. and their
dispanding will be felt among the other
schools. Mr.. Newberry, who has been
Goa hing the team. stated yesterday that
he expected to have a cracking good
nine next year.
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING World
TAFT NOT AT TENNIS MATCHES.

Chevy Chase Club tennis fol-
lowers were somewhat surprised
10 lehrn through the columns of
n morning newspaper Tuesday
that President Taft was "amOng
the large crowd of distinguished
persons" who were present at
the Monday afternoon matches.
Considering that the Presidents
presence" consisted or his wait
Ing a few moments for his cnddy
on the steps Of the Bungalow,
after dressing, we fear that he
did not gain comprehensive
idea OF this years tournament.
Perhaps he viii request a box
next year, to avoid any misun-
derStnnding.
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SCHAEFER BACK AT SECOND.

Manager MeAleer stated last
night that he would make an
other shift I'm his lineup for To-
days game. SchRefer will pIny
second In place OF Wild COnrOy.
and will bat after UngIaub. If
Cleveland works n riEht-bnnded
pitcher Lelivelt will play left
field, but If sOuthpaw goes I'm,
hillifer is booked.
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JesrIes Takes Things E..v

San Francisco. May 17.-Jenries took a
iay-off5 to-day. only doing a short sprint
Of aoost two miles in all. He thinks over
heating Of the blood caused the eruptfons
OF tho skin from which he Is suffering.
Johnton covered twelve miles in road
work end tomorrow he will box again
with three sparring partners
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York, Pa, May 17.-Jacob Weltzel.
former owner and manager Of the Read
ing Baseball Club, was to-day chosen by
the York Athletic Association to manage
the York Tri-State League team until
the close Of the season.
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HyottsriI1e Beats Banker.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hyattsville. May 1.-THE baseball team
representing the American Security and
Trust Company was defeated here for tho
second time this season by the local club.
Score. Il to g. Both teams put up a
ragged game Of ball, errors being re-
sponsiole for a majority of the runs.
rawlings dislocated his ankle in the
nrst inning in a futile slide to the plate.
Score:
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M. A. C. AT GALLAUDET.
VIII Play Return Game at Kendall
Green.

This afternoon at $50 o'clock. Gallaudet
clashes with Maryland Agricultural Col
lege in a return baseball game on the
Kendall Green diamond
Cotton" Brick is slated to pitch for
the Buff and Blue. with Rockwell at
the receiving end. Capt. Hover expects
TO use the same batting order as last
week, except that Battiste goes to first
base. while kid" Hughes will guard the
keystone sack
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Iwo-oase hits-Hartley Solomon. Lash. johnson.
hanks Ihree-base hit-F. Gait Stolen bases-
nalliey' solomon, Lash %. Burnside. johnson ~.
Piozst, 2; Of johnson. 5. Struck out-By Levin. 3:
% floSet' 2; BY johnson. l. Hits made-Or Levin
: IN 4 innings; of Piozet I In } inningS Balk-
Le'in- Let on bases-HyattsTilie. 6; A. S. and T..
, rirst ease on eTrors-Hyattsyille, 3; A. s. and
r., :. Double play-F. Gait (unassisted) Passed
nslis-D Gait. Brooks. Umpire-Mr. Wninerey.
Vine OF game-l hour and % minutes
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Intereity Matches.

The first OF the intercity tournaments
are scheduled for Saturday. May Is with
Philadelphia as the opponents Of the local
club. Players on the Chevy Chase courts
are already looking forward to this event
with much interest as well as 10 the
regular club matches. to be held from
June 6 to g. In the latter contest there
Is sure to be hard fighting. especially for
the Navy Cup, donated by ex-secretarv
Of the Navy Newberry. won the first time
by Mr.. R. w. Hill, and now held by f p
Grosvenor. Womens singles are m he
the added feature Of this affair. together
with handicap matches in mems do,,bIes
mixed doubles, ladies' doubles. and ladIes.
singles.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk, 1, Richmond, o.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Spe1aI q Inc Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 1.-THE locals de-
feated Richmond, 1 to 0. and broke their
losing streak, although they made but
two hits 10 seven for the visitors. Fox
kept the Richmond hits well scattered
Three fast double plays by Norfolk
featured the game. Score:
RH. Z.
Richmond--.--------- o 0 0 5000 % o
Norfolk. .............. I 0 90 OO1-I 2
Batteres-Nerhout and MesSitt; Fox and Tledema7.
Umpire-Mr. Mace
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carlisIe. Mt Georgetown.

The Carlisles are scheduled 10 play
the Georgetown Junior Props tomorrow.
on the Prep Field. A good game is ex-
pected, as the teams are equally matched.
Manager Widmayer will likely work
Fair and Umholtz, while the Juniors will
probably work Thomas and Shugrue. The
game will be called at 4 o'clock
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Jake weimer R.1..,

Cincinnati. Ohio. May 1.-THE New
York club announced to-day that lake
Weimer' former Red pitcher. had been
released Internationally so the club could
keep within the twenty-fve-player rule.
NO other club cared to acquire We,rnsr
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowell-Lowell, Q: Lynn. !.
At Fan River-Fsll River. Z: Lawrence 4
AT New Bedford-New Bedford 6; Brockton
At Worcester-Woreester, 2; Harorhiu. 8
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Roanoke, 3, Portsmouth. 4.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, May lin a close and
exciting game Roanoke again defeated
Portsmouth this afternoon by the score
Of to 4. Andrada and Hannahn worked.
and while hits were numerous. both
pitchers were heady. fielding we'll. and
making few bad throws. Hannafn did
not allow a single man to walk. Ports
mouth got the worst Of close decisions.
and several times registered vigorous
kicks. Score.
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Union station Star. win

The Union Station Stars defeated the
Maurice Joyce Engraving team bv the
score Of IA TO H. The features included
the smuggling Of Downs. for the winners.
and the pitching Of Rose for the losers.
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Toledo A. c. wants Game,

The Toledo Athletic Club would Ike
to arrange games with all uniformed
baseball teams in the District averaging
nineteen years Of age. Address John
Lynch, f132 d street southeast.
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At Wiliamsport--Iancaster. s: Wnliamspo-.
At York-Har1Sburg. 4 YORK. 3
At Trenton-JohnstOwn. ); Trenton.
Al Reading-AltoOna, Z: Reading. 2
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT New Haven-New Haven. Z. Northampton. l
AZ Hartford-Hartford. 3; Holyoke. /
AZ SprinSfeld-Springheld 2; Bridgeport
at MISUNDERSTANDING 7: New Britain.
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At Auglsta-Augusta, I: Macon. }
Al Columbia-Columbia, !; Columbus l. (Nins
innings; darkness) "'''''
At Jacksonvie-Savannah I; Jacksonville
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

AZ Charlotte-Charlotte ;: Anderson. 2
At Spartanburg- Spartanburg. 4; Greensboro I
AT Winston Salem--GreenVille, 4; Winston.sa
en-, g.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT Observation-Disclosures. 5: Memphis
AT New Orleans-New Orleans. o; Nashville 2
At Montgomery gomery. ,; Atlanta 3
At Mobile-MObile ?; Chattanooga, . fF5sTnn
innings; daTkness)
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AT MilWaukee-Toledo. 3: Milwaukee. =
At Kansas City-COlumbus 3; Kansas CITY. q
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COTTON STATES LEAcuE

AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT. s. Harrisburg
Al 1azoo Ciy-Iazoo City. (: Yicksburz z
AT Jackson-Jackson. 8: Meridian. Z.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Al Fort Worth-Fort Worth. 8: Dallas. l.
Az hoiston-Houston. 8; Galveston. 2
Al okla Clty-Okla City, }; Shreveport, l.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester-Jersey City. 2: Rochester.
Al Buhho-Ncwark. 2; Buffalo TO-
AT Ioronto-Toronto, g. Providence. s
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Special % The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, May 17.-Lynchburg and
Danville played nine innings OF hard
fought baseball here to-day without
either team being able to send the win
ming run across the plate. Both clubs
scored in the fourth inning, Danville's
run being made from a double steal. Um-
pire Pender benched Manager Griffin. Of
the locals. in the seventh inning for kick
ing on a decision. Score:
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AT Albany-Albany, s; Syracuse. 3
At Troy-Troy, s: Utica. Z.
Al Binghamton-B inghamton, 3; Elmira, O.
Al WilkesbarTe- Wilkesbaue. 7; Scranton. 10.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omsha, II; Sc. Joe. 0.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. 8; Denver, 4.
At Lincoln-Lncoln, 9; Wichita, &
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SNAPPY TENNIS
AT CHEVY CHASE
Society Folk WitneSSMatcheS
in Annual Tourney.
TOUCHARD AND CONNELL WIN

New Workers Prove Too Strong for
Grant and Davis In DOubIes-GrOs-
venOr Brothers Spring Big Sur
prise-Tame Play Marks Mixed
Doubles Events-TO-day's Card.
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Semi-finaIs To-day.

This afternoon win see the tournament
well on its way toward the seni-fnaIs
and an interesting day for the tennis
enthusiasts is assured In the mixed
doubles. four matches Of the first round
and one bye are scheduled. with semi
finals reserved for tomorrow. Both semi
and finals will be reached in the women's
singles. with the likelihood that II will
be Miss Winner and Miss Turtle who will
decide the holding Of the cup.
Touchard-COnneI are down to meet
Grosvenor-Grosveno in the mems dou-
bles. and the feature Of the afternoon
will lie in the decision OF this event. One
match Of the first round remains 10 be
played, and with this decided the other
matches will be so arranged as to leave
the finals for the next day. The semi
finals will also be reached in the mems
singles. and some lively contests are
looked for here Consolation matches
have been arranged for both the mems
and women's singles, and an EFFORT will
be made TO get these also off this after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-18
Belmont.

FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds. nonwinpers n,
three or more races or Of $1,000; $50 added; four
and One-half furlonrs sfraieN,
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Saturday. October %, 1910:
CANDEVA VAN-FLAMANT1Jean B. Candevan. %.
624 Fulton street. and Fernando G. flamant,
&C. 1912 Grove street.
FER-EASTMAN-waiter z. Derfer, p,
3630A Twentieth street, and Grace ID. East
man. II. 2l8 Oak street.
-SC0TT-Charles F. r. Goehel. "a s4l
Castro street, and Mae Scott, ~, o24 Bartiett
street
IS-HAMILToN-James William Heue-
lein. 90 511 Alabama street. and Mabel Ham
ilton. 20. 451 Tehama street.
HOI,AHAN-GORMAN-J Hoahan. Al. and
Catherine German, Al. both of SS3 Elsie street
MARSH-JOSEPH-Jo A. Marsh. 80, 1910
Fell street aud Gertrude Joseph. 20, 1915
Bush street.
IKE-REED-Lawrenee b. McPike. y; 200
Fourth street and Lila i. Reed, is. Oakland.
MEYER-STAR-Jeus c. H. Meyer. 30. and
Amanda n. E. Star, %. both Of 9i2 Alabama
street
NEGRIS-FAURE- -Theophne Negrin, 80, and
Marguerite Faure. %. both OF 13oo Hyde
street.
SULLIyAN-PoPB-Dani F. Sullivan, q, l2o
San Jose avenue, and Ella r. Pope. IL, 1903
Howard street.
TIMoNEY-WEINSTEIN w. Timoney. bl,
and A1bina Weinstein, A. both OF Richmond.
NCI-ANERA-vincenzo vinci. 2s $40
Kearny street. and Carmela Anera. 10, 2l4O
Lombard street.
WATSON@THoMPSoN- Charles Watson. 70.
403 First street and Margarete Thompson, H.
10 Bryant court.
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liam, beloved brother of Jacob p. and Fred
kiefer. native of Baden, Germany, aged A
years months and 20 days.
McGRATH-In this city, October %, 1910. Mary
Grath, native Of Ireland
Remains at the residence Of & her daughter.
Mrs. William J. Bannan. 1850 Folsom street
between Twenty -Hrst and Twenty second. No
tice of funeral hereafter
MCGUIRE tnee MUNsoNl--Tn San Diego. CAL.
wife of Hugh Mcclure Of Portland, Ore, and
loving sister of Fred II. and Samuel p Mum
NgRPHYmIn this city October 80 lsio 9. George
Murphy, and loving brother of Anastasia, An
thony,. Marcella and Thomas E. Murphy Jr.,
a native Of San Francisco, aged years 8
months and Is days.
Friends and scquaintances are respecttfgplly
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tMon-
residencs @ % Of the p parents. as Steiner street be-
tween Hermann street and Duboce avenue. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery. by carriage
MYERS In Kilauea Hawaii H. T., October 2s.
1910. Jane E.. widow Of ]. r. Myers. mother
of J. P. and Jackson r. Myers and Mrs. J: NJ
Chamberlain. and dearly beloved sister OF Mrs
Stephen Wing.
NUGENr-In San Lorenzo, CAL. October Y.
1910, Mary, beloved mother of Frank. Ann d:
and Mary L. Nugent, and grandmother of
Frank Nugent Jr.. native of County Meath,
Ireland aged 76 years.
''~'crds ard acnuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
J.
a. m.. at st. Johns church. San Lorenzo;
where requiem high mass VIII De celeprated St
for the repose of her soul. lntermeht ST.
Josepbs cemetery, Hayward
o o'BRIEN-In this city, October 90, 1910. Thomas
F.. beloved Of John X, and the iate briu
get O'Brien. and brother of Mary, William ana
John O'Brlen and Mrs. Charles ]. Joseph,
native of San Francisco. aged A years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tMqn-
day., october 81 1910, at o'clock a: M.
from his late residence, GA Haight street,
ouiem will be celebrated for the repose
of his soul commencing at $3.50 O'Clock a. NJ
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
PEGGS tnee COLEMAN)-An anniversary re-
ouiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose of the soul Of the late Eleanor Peggs
THURSDAY November 3, at st. Charles Borro-
meo church Eighteenth and Shotwell streets
at $50 a. IN. Friends are invited TO attend
RUSsELL-In this city, October %. 1910. Emma
F. wife of the late Thomas s. Russeii. ana
mother of Albert B. Russell, native OF santa
Barbara, CAL 5c
Funeral services will be held today tsun-
dsy) at y. m, at the First presbyterian
church Washington street near Van Ness ave-
nue. Interment private.
TRoSPER-In Occidental, Arthur L. Irosper,
beloved son of the late Thomas and Ellzaoetn
Trosper husband of Perla Trosper, father OF
Gilbert GLADYS and Vernon Trosper. ana
brother of F. D. and e. z. Trosper, native
of California, aged AS years and months
yANCE-At Massachusetts, general hospital. Bos-
ton, Mass, Alice May Vance, daughter OF M
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liam j., dearly beloved husband of Mary Gra-
ham tnee Rooney. and devoted father OF
Thornwell, Eugene. Lucelle, Charles and Vim
cent Graham. native of Austin county. Tex.
aged 3s years 8 months and days. (Hous-
ton, Tex, papers please copy.)
,..s Friends and acgmpaintaness m are respectfully
from his. late residence. 241 Ninth avenue
rncnd district thence to Star Of the Sea
church. where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul, COM
mencing at a. M Interment National ceme-
this city, October 20, 1910,
Mrs. f. II. Greenfield.
this city, October 2e. 1910,
James H., husband of the late Mary Guinnane
and father of William j., Harry l., James H.
Jr..- Marguerite and ]. G. Guinnane. native
OF ireland, aged 81 years months and 81
days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Mon
day), at $50 a. M. from his late residence.
1871 Church street near Twenty-eighth. thence
10 st. PauIs church. 1wenty-ninth and Church
streets, where requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul, COM
mencing at a. m. Interment private. Please
omit flowers.
this city, October 90. 1910. Al
bert Gunther. dearly beloved husband of the
late Emma Gunther, and father of Fred. Ber-
tha. George. Emil and the late Henrietta
Gunther, aged rs years.
this city October %. 1910. Fran
els A, dearly beloved son OF Luke and Ann
Haekett, and loving brother Of Mark j., Jo-
seph L., William s. Haekett, Mrs. NJ. Nc
Donnell, Mrs. c. Arcy and the late Edward
II. and Catherine Hackett native of San
Francisco, aged Sc years.
Remains at the residence Of his parents,
1868 Florida street Notice of funeral here
after.
this city, October 2s. 1910.
Maurice f., dearly beloved son of Margaret
and the late Daniel Hanifn, and brother of
Timothy Hani6n and Mrs. Henry Shields, a
native of Boston. Mass, aged "a years
The funeral viii take place tomorrow (Mop-
day.. at $50 o'clock a. m, from the parlors
of J. c. 0'Conpor & Co.. TO Turk street near
Franklin, thence to Sacred Heart church.
where requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose of his soul, commencing at 8
O'Clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
this city, October 20. 1910, Sam
uel Turner Hubbell, native of Philadelphia,
Pa, aged "a years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day., at p. M, from the parlors of III. F.
Suhr & Co., 291o Mission street between
press Lawn cemetery. by carriage.
KELL0GG-In this city, October 30. 1910. Min
ME D. Kellogg. beloved daughter of the late
of Nevada City.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Monday) afternoon, October 81. 1910. at
AS o'clock. at the home of her aunt Mrs.
NJ. z. Wickes. $40 Webster street. Interment
Mountain View cemetery, Oakland by Oak
land ferry leaving foot of Market street at
8 o'clock.
this city October %. 1910, VIII
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sW0MEN REVIEW WORK
4 OF POSTCARD DAY
GaIifornia Club Gives Luncheon
4 and Entertainment

Post card day found an echo yester-
day afternoon at the California; iclub in
Ciay street, when the women most
prominently interested in it held a
luncheon and meeting with Mrs. Lowell
white presiding. Charles Dennison
<Kendall, the man who can initiate every
tbird that sings, gave a short talk on his
rvork. and sang bird songs, adding ma
deriaIly to the entertainment of the af-
fair. Several interesting talks were
also given, personal "reminiscences Of
ahe work done postcard day. Among
those who spoke were Mrs. Lowell
~yhite. Miss Ida Kfrwin. Miss Crowley,
Mrs Charles NJ Sadler, Mrs. Manfred
1feynemann. Mrs. Mary Gammage, Mrs.
sWilliam Limbo, Mrs. +. H Abbott and
Mrs. J. d. McMasters.