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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. Luckett OF Laurel, Md, was the
guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen T.
Walker at their home on 31st street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. John Patterson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. O'Neil. at her
home on 35th street, has returned TO
Washington Grove, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Miss Elizabeth Russell Smith has re-
turned to her home III this city after
spending the week end with relatives in
CuIpeper, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas Small
wood will present their daughter Dor
othy to their friends at Il reception
next Friday even ng from until 10
o'clock at their ) street home. Mrs
Smallwood will receive with a few of
her personal friends, while some of the
debutantes and members OF Pi Beta Phi
the national sorority to which Miss
Smallwood belongs, will assist in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Sylvester E. Penning. is now visiting
her brother, DR.. Oliver Parker Penning,
at his home in Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton kronheim are nov
located in their new home, BIZ; n street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. Ernest Danimann, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. Simon, in
Philadelphia, returned to her home in the
Kenyon during the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs 4. Lincoln Egbert who has been
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. James Many at their home.
Blythwold Grange. Black Mountain. y.
c., has returned to her home. Her son,
Master Wallace Egbert, who accompa
MED her, will spend the winter with his
relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. Joel Hillman and daughter, Miss
Emily Hillman. left during the week for
Chicago, Ill, to be gone about month.
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Continued From Second Page9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. Wallace Luchs was hostess at
bridge Friday afternoon, when her
guests were Mrs. Harold Levy Mrs
Morton Luchs. Mrs. \. c. Mayer. Mrs.
Julian Brylawski. Miss Leona Stern. Mrs.
Harry Loeb. and Mrs. Edgar Kaufman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

The marriage of Miss Edna Thorne and
Mr.. John Ellison, both of Twining City,
took place Tuesday last at the home of
the bride. the Rev. George NJ Cummings
officiating. After Il northern trip the
couple will make their home in Twining
(,ify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

After spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. BARLEY of
Mount View place. Anacostia, Mrs. Rob
ert J. Green Of Baltimore, has returned tc
her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. Gheradi, wife of Lieut.. Comma nder
Gheradi. L. S. n. and their family, have
taken an apartment in the Netherlands
for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

Mrs. Samuel Beverly Williamson of
Nashville is with Mrs. FogS and Miss
Mary Lapps Fogg at Stoneleigh Court
Mrs. Fogg and Miss Fosg will receive
Tuesdays during the season.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
70 All Persons, Firms
OF Corporations Sub
jet oslate Of
-
Parish Licenses:

You assa hereby notified
that al Slate and Parish ii
cense for tho year ialO vii,
Become delinquent on March
LIST 1870 On March Enc
1910. | viii be compelled. uu
Ter Act III of 1858 "a. turr
'ver list Of all deiinquents t.
he Attorney appointed to %
,ist the TAI Collector, to On
'orce COLLECTION. Two per con,
.'er month penalty Eill be
collected. and tho delinquent
hall paJ 10 per can't Attorn
sy,s fees on a&eFs14to amour,
If License and penalties COL
'ected.
All psrson4 Fms OF Cor
,orations are hefssy warned
o take potjcs Of above, tc|
svoidpcnalties and corts.
James Beary
Sheriff Ex-omcio
Tax Collector |
Lsfourcho Parish
hibodanx, La, Feb. y 1871: |
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
Of Larger Public
sChQQlsSludenlS.

Money paid 1r > pr.cs,csI edace,
ton 10 the BEST investment: time thus
spent 10 wisely ussd Time is nopsy
and opporsaaisy = rsl'. il It Is used.
business ne1 ssrk. during the ssu.
nsr; fsrnsn ssHe; shes shas
he sens g BIZ kxis .na gliis speno-
ing v.casiasss vkness, - vsissine
precious we.ks u the few ysars II
preiArAtioa Tor lifs7 Most snasious
bovs and giris soaad rashsf spssd ~
cation in Ieern,sg sensthip9 thai will
d them TO earn . 6ss ssiary ,has Ia
loaffar. 0ss yseatioa spent with 10
Will psep&ss any yoanEs man or woman
Of average al,iiitY 70 sarp 3 I.Yiug su.i
more. lie who cares more for snccess
than heat goes far ahead Of him who
visits till cooi weather u study. More
"ver. our system can b mastered dur.
Jag vacation: . ,aisg not true Of any
others
Complete = corrse Of Bookkeeping
. I'd Shorthand or TeIepr.phy with Us
lad ze will place yna 10 . go.d posi-
lion. We enroll 1909 steaea.s an
puaIly. employ 20 teachers, own and
ocrupY two large buildings, aad are
prepared 10 do more fer you than any
other businsSs co'lsge IN America.
Write tor beautifully illustrated
c.,.iog, address Tyler .Comm,rsi.,
College, Trieg, Te1.. |
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
SECOND WEEK

having placed the names Of the
foregoing thirty person. 50 drawn -
pst's juror. TOR the SECOND psek of
he session of court in % es-sIope,
We have signed and sealed tha. sane
and endorsed snd labeled It, List OF
Jurors No. e." TO serve for tbs second
week Of the session.
After which We proceeded to draw
from ths said general ven,re box the
names Of thirty persons for ,be third
week Of the sesd1on Of said Court,
beginning Monday, March 7.h
1910, the names being drawn from
the box one 1t tbs time BY Henry H.
Were one Of ,hs Jury ommission.r.
70 tie pres<ncs Q, the other Conn,s.
'iopers and Of W w'iiu+...., aid
which sapes 70 drawn are a fojlov.:
PHI Rf HERK
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05

tanned 10 the general vsnire box bad
been we'll mixed, u draw from ID.
general veni,e boz :hs name OF thirty
pefsons TO serve - petit Jurors for
the second week OF the ses .iou OF sal
Court, beginning Monday February %
1919 a. directed BY 40 order OF
court, the name being drawn from the
box one at the time by Henry RIviere
one Of tbs Jury Commissioner 10 ,h.
pressnce Of the other. Com missioners
and of tbe 'witnesss. and snicb names
20 drawn ere - follows, to Wit
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
An Awful Eruption.

Of . volcano sxcises BRET interests
and your interest In chin esup.ion'
will he - short, il ron use BuckIez's
Aruica SaIvs. their qurkes cure Even
the worst boils, boiIs, ulcers, or fever
sores are soon healed by it. Bss. for
Burns. Cats, bruises. Sure Lips. Chap
ped Hsnds, Chiiblains aud Piies. L,
gives instsnt relief. Csc at al drug
gists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
i omau's Home Companion
fer March.

| A. 'he ss4 HsHtR; shsn eyer,
~onaa IN tEe c9Haitf il leIanog Of
| 'spring CLOTHES" ihe EQr.ss Home
Conusnion appears - big fashion
aanbeE sEa eon,a.as 2 remarkable 10.
ut inso.na,ios g 70 What Eif Be voss
and why. Erefy imperfect item eos-
uec;ed With the fates, thing IN dress 10
treated in . careful and instructive
manner. Articles On FreDch hats and
French novelties are only . small par
I the general scheme.
But the b.IpiuIne.s.of this naga-
>,ne 10 not eopaaed to The question OF
clothes. Etched metal work. q new
tad; the makingaof bread bses; the
building and furnishing Of houses and
The many sc,escss tha, 60 to make
IL, the mary SCIENCES that 60 10 make
ap wels-ordeaed home are sIl con-
sidered 10 the usIsl excellent depart.
Dents.
A feature of the March number -
the double page deYo.td to photo
graphs Of popular actrseses and open
s,.k gers who are modei mothers. One
Of the hrEea. pictures Of Ethel Barry
nore iorms p.tis ii thus COLLECTION
h, pnot,sn, .i~ays > fa,rnatsuy SUD.
j-ct i ably handed bI p. Addinssee
Bruce, and Marion H1rlsnd tails the
famous story Of The Ladies Of Liam
koiles."
Tss aesiae ss..,R. . kigb standard.
Asra k.ny ebnsEsbuifs VIVID esstis-
ness H"sse story. Fannie Heasiip
Lea, james Oppel helm and Mary Hss
TON Vosse each have sn excellent tale
"a tell, aid The House Of Rsaiing."
by Juliet M,ltor Tompk,n, proD,s~s
- pruve Que of the D<st seTiA;s Of th-i
) ear.
The hunor .sd verse ere quain, and
rha. ming, and the "C.ppsi2u Of Hope
10 still encouraging good work 10 stiin-
a'a,iog v'giI.nce against ihf spread
IT tie White plauge.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05

/ Having piacsd the names OF tn.
foregnisg thirty persons drawn 3,
peti. Jurors Tor tAse. thi'd. geek q ..'
session Of court 10 On envelope y.
I-'gned and sealed the came, and en-
Edorsed and iadsled ,t-"L,st Of Juror.
No. :" 70 serve. Tor the third week OF
The said sesshn : u.
Aud shcrsupon Ne have placid 'h-
two sealed envelopes cop,a.1ning . let
of the Grad Jlrors selected =. here.
inabovs 1T forth in . box provided
for the purpose. labeled, Jury Box
which was thsreupos locked asd seal
ed, and PLACED in the custody and
keepisg Of thu. Clerk OF Court, for th.
nsr at the mex. essuing session Of
court, aud subject 10 the orders Of
she Disir:et Judge. And the ssid gen
ersl venire box vas also locked and
sealed and delivered to the eek Of
Court - the cnstodisn therenf; all in
The pre'*nce of the sid witnesses.
In faith whereof We lave signed
ibis proc - verbal Of The dsawing OF
the Jury made .. the time ON the IL.
month 'nd year first a'p,- written ia |
the presence Of the afpre named wit.
nesses.
tOriainal Signed.
Witnesses
&. r Cnu!on
l.. J. Trons +
Henry Rviere, ?
j II Lef,r., T
Thos. J. Koob'och
I'd. Norvant, " |,
Jury CouuissioYers.
J, Louie Aucoin,
Clerk Of Court ex-oft3c,o {
Jury Conni.sioner. " |,
cad and fled Jan. 10 1910.
J. I.oui, Aucoip
Clerk Of 'a'd cqpr,. {
Clerks Omee, T.
Th'f"daIT, La J.u. l3 1870 i.
i. j. Auco:n, !
p=pn,J Clerk. It
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
2tubbon as q Mula.

are liver and bowels sometimes; seem
Il, ba K without csuse. Then there s
troubie-Lo,s Of Appetlts-In.'igrs.
tion, Nervousness. nespondehcy.
Headache But such troubles fly BE-
fore DR.. King. New Life Pills, the
word. b-st Siomsch sid Liver rem
edy. So easy Csc al si' druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
The Al-Steel Car the Car of
The Future.

'sPor many years past the
Observation-Disclosures has strong
IL advocated. on grounds of
public health and safety. the
building Of all steel cars fos
railroad servfGs; and We are
therefore much grati6ed to
earn that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co., is i'd ling to its
steeI-car equipment ut a rate
which promises, before many
years, to eliminate the pre-
sent wooden car. and provide
that great system With IN ALL
steel passenge car equipment,
1t was on August 18th, 1906,
that that fzilroa announced
that a!l future passengers
Eoald pe built Of
steel and that the dssjgn
would be such % TO render il
indestrnaetible either BY oolii-
sion or fire. La planning .the
cars aud establishing those
standard typss yhleh gre now 4
being copied In Oh the new|
equipment, no expense has
oeep spared to build . coach
g Il s4ealldd preride the
greatest possible strength. |
aud flush it with An inside
lining that should be abso-
utoiy unburnable and posses
lie aided lad not inconsidei-l
lUle advantage that it would
70 a poor conductor Of heat
nd noise. The first order,
placed in November, 1906,
vas for 100 cars. Subsequent
riders have been given. and |,
here are now in service 245
oachea. 10 dining cars, I'll
ombinaticn passenger aud
'aggage cars, go baggage carr,
8 postal cars, and company
ar. making q total of a24
teel cars. Furthermore. the
'ullmAl; 20. has beeu build. /,
1g for the railroad duringf..
he past four years some all, /.
teel parlor and sleeping cars. =
bout 500 Of these will short L.
: bs PLACED in aarYice. With
,e present steel equipment
nd some $50 car. to..he order.
! during tho praaent year, /
le Pennsylvania railroad
i'll in a short while hare ipf
'rvice 900 of its own steal
,ssenger cara and about 5OOf
eel Pullman cars.-Scienti.l
; American.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
JUDY LIST.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
goth judicial Diatrict Court
Parish OF Lafoarchs.

Be il known and remembered, tha
on this Thirteenth day OF the mon,l
Of Jan, 10 tie year Of our Lord, On
Thousand, sine hundred aud ten fl9l0
Pursuant to written notices :ssu.e
by the Clerk Of Court aud addressed
and given TO each OF said Jury Com
missioners, in and for SAID P.rish, >,
bY the said cls55k's certificate hers,t
annexed more fully appears.
We J. Il. Lefort, Thos. J
Kno bloch, Heaty Rivfsr.
and Edgar F. Morv.ns, jury Con
nissiensr. duly appointed % suct
for the naris1 '0t 4afosrchse auds,
provisions Of Act 80. 135 Of the Ger.
eral Assembly, approved Juiy l3,
1898. snd promulgated BY publics.
ton IN the State Official journal on
July 20 1898 and eli duly Sworn
sDd qualified ~ such Jury Commits.
s,onsrs, in and for Ito Parish Of L..
fourchs, net ., the Clsrk's Once IL
the town OF ThibodsuI and 10 com
pany with J, LOUIS AUCOIN, Clerk
Of Couit and ex-oficio Jury Com.
missioner, duly snors and qualified
- such:
Then and there in The presencs Of
Messrs Louis J. Trons and snlasy r.
CouIon, two good and competent, ana
disinterested witnesses Of lawful ..e+
competent 70 read and write the eng
fish language. 1e.idlng' ip tb. parish
Of LafoutcAe, and summoned BY the
Clerk Of Court TO: the pur; ose; pro |
ceeded in accordance with Section st
Of said Act No. 1875 Of the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana oil
1898. to examine the general v.njrc
list on 6it IN the Clerks Office, and h
having strhcf therefrom the n.ne. Of
such gr.nh and petit jurors - having
20 served ~ we'll q the names Of
others who ~ knsxo to have died, re-
moved from 10 par: sh, become exemp,
Or di.qusIifed 10 serve as jurors since
their aAmss were entered thereon
aud the names OF those woo have died
removed become exempt disqualified
we're also taken from the general re
nire boz; after which We supplement-. /,
I'd the original liz. and tie ballots 10
the boz With the names of the same
number Of good and competent men
from the qnaiif'd Jurors OF the Parish
10 have bssn taken fiom the i,ox and
,rased from the list % - to kesp th.
lumber Of names 10 tks general re
Ire box and on the Jury list st tlsE
rginsl standard o. three hundr.dI
thereto. each Of sail names
Q placed in The g.6ers! venir. box
wing been written BY the C.e,k on
sspersts clip Of paper loKs,her With H
l. number OF the ward or pisca Of
sidenss o. s7ch person.
After which " p,oce~d"'i e"Isorm. A
Re to section ! Of sad Act 1873 Of
'O6, - eDrEdsd by Act So OF
'o4, approved June 20 1904, and
y ,bronalga tee. p.sr the Zip. COZ,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
Have Fishes Memory2

); studiss "a 10 the. meqta
powers Of animal have alread,
boon made on several occa
sions. but only feaeasly hav.
Inquiries been made 40 t,
I whether fshes have q me'no,,
or not. Results have eho IN
tracee of a memory b th in
coral zoophytes aud .ther
Edenizrns Of the deep. L Dor
imsnts have been made tn
several fishes, but the mes
Estriking. results have been oh
tanned with the gray perch
which lives chiefly OH a small
silyery-hued rardine. Som.
of these were taken and colo, |
ed red, and were then put ill., |
to the tank where the perch |
was with several other silye, |
colored sardines. Of course |
the normal ones were at onc /
attacked and eaton, but III
was not till hungry that thu
perch made a tentative meal
Of one, Of IF the r7d-colored vic
Tins: on recognizing the earl
dine flavor, however, he
promptly demolished the TO
Subsequently. the
'pecimsns in the tank dsvour. I,
ID the sardines, irrespective
# collQQ |E, this showing not on T.
y traces Of . memory but al.
o the power to diGerentiatr
oloEE. Subsequently, sa1dines|
red and blue. were =
'lasead in the tank together !
nth the silver ones; the, same
oeAe was repeated. the blue !
nes not being attacked till
be others we're eaten and
ungcr compelled investiga-:| I,
on Of the new comsrs. Az !
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
Notice.

We hereby sppr ciats asA rs&ur,
hanks to the }. H. Hespsi Iasur.
nee Agency Of Locy,P. .. L., 70,
he prom ptness 'bv which hey settle.
"r cisin ssstaiasd By lost Of Ore I.
he .nosn, Of. 5000 paid i. ~ full
" J. 3. H<npst n ss.-at l.ncy r. 1:
"a. ~ ~.
G. ALnxAnpan 4 Bao,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05

LOST, 6trayed or stoIsp from
Georgia Plantation Fis.- bis,-d gre,
horse, about tsR years old. Any in
formation leading to The recovery Of
the animal will be rewarded.
&. 8. Mathews
aathsvs La.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05

Several rsiss, sppiy .. oscs .,
hess nsles 1ili b sold shortly.
C. & NArHRws,
Haths~s, La
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
Trep.'s &ties..

The pubic il hsrshy ssua,d not T.
hunt. Dish. or Otherwise tfspsss os =.
properties 10 TsrrstoaPs Pafish. kors-
rr'y owned by L. L.jsuss .nd Jos
Tabor. Fiolators will b. dealt With
according to :aw.
eMsL1ys THIBopAux
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05
NOTICE.

EROsT NV.
CySrsss Asa Pise s..nhe.
;'Pf''' sd Saved Single, !.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-05

.Rors DRUG srokE,
Drs6kf 4
Dfsgs. chssiesis. Psrfai nv. xsl.., A..,
'sss''snsry. Ste. Cor. As i qfs.i sire,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
THE HARVESTER FAILS
IN DASH FOR RECORD
Trotter Goes Mile in POL "a
at Columbus in Effort
to Beat 2:O1.

Columbus, O., Sept 30.-The Chicago
Horse Review Futurity tn feature of
yesterdays grand circuit races, was
captured by Native Belle, but not until
five heats had been run. Native Belle
was figured to be an easy winner, but
the unexpected good showing of Emily
Ellen made the final result uncertain
until Native Belle, with a great burst
of speed in the stretch, finished under
the wire first in the final heat. cover
ing the distance IN 2:09A The Belle
ran the first heat in 2:07a4. covering
the quarter in 90 3-5 seconds. In win
ming the third heat 2:o9% was also
made.
The two-year-old division of the Flu
turity was won by Miss Stokes. the
yearling champion of last year. win
ming In straight heats Justice Brooke
was the only other entry TO cause Miss
Stokes any trouble. independence Boy.
the triple winner last week, won the
2:09 pace in straight heats.
The Harvester failed in the attempt
TO establish a new worlds record of
2:01. made here last week, the tine be-
ing 2:0lA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
ANOTHER YALE
STAR CRIPPLED

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 30.-Another
Yale football star went to the hospital
when Ethridge, promising candidate
for the freshmen dislocated a knee.
Ethridge made a brilliant reputation at
Exeter academy as half back. Downed
in a scrimmage today he Joined Howe,
Robinson and French, the present Grip
pies Coach Mersereau found nearly
100 candidates for the 1914 team.
Fitzpatrick was given his old place
at left end for the regulars in the sig
nal drill. He is expected to play
against Syracuse on Saturday. In
twelve minutes of scrimmage the var
sity scored two touchdowns and rushed
the ball from the center of the field to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
WOLGAST WITH
ONE ARM HURT,
DRUBS MCFARLAND

Fond du Lac, Wis. Sept. so-Ffght-
ing gamely with his left arm disabled.
Ad Wolgast, lightweight champion of
the world. administered a fearful beat
ing to Tommy Mcfarland of San Fran
cisco in a ten round contest here last
night. In the fifth round Wolgast in
jured his arm and was unable to use it
through the remaining five rounds.
There wasn't a round in which the
champion did not have the better of his
opponent. He slammed him around the
ring with vicious swings and forced
the coast youngster to cover up and
hang on half of the time.
In the tenth round, Wolgast, spurred
on by the plea for a knockout. rushed
at Mcfarland and had the westerner
helpless on the ropes when the bell
ended the one-sided contest.
Mcfarland was substituted for Tom
my Gary of Chicago Heights, who was
taken suddenly i'll in Chicago yesterday
and submitted to an operation. Close
to 500 Chicagoans witnessed the con-
test.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
81 CARS NAMED TO GO
IN VANDERBILT CUP
Royal Tourist Entry Swells
the List; Entrants Draw
For Positions.

New York, Sept. 30-There was a
lively time at the Garden City Hotel
last night when the representatives of
the forty-six cars entered in the Wand
crbilt cup and sweepstakes races which
will be decided over the Long Island
motor parkway Saturday drew for
their starting positions.
Practically all of the owners and
agents of the cars entered, to say moth
ing of their drivers and mechanicians,
were on hand to try their luck. AS it
is considered an advantage to start
first in a race of this character, there
was considerable interest as to who
would be lucky enough to start among
the first ten.
belated entry was received of a
Royal Tourist car which brought the
total list of starters up to thirty one
in the Vanderbilt-the largest on record
while there are six entered in the
Massapequa and nine in the Wheatley
Hills sweepstakes events
1t was officially stated last night
that owing to the great number OF
entries in the Vanderbilt cup race this
year the cars would be started at if
teen second intervals while the Wheat
ley Hills cars would be started an hour
later and the Massepequa candidates
| one and one-half hours after the big
cars had started.
There was a large crowd out fol
| this mornings practice, and Fred Bel
| cher, in a Knox, carried off the honors
| for the fastest lap, making the 1864
mile circuit in 1924. Spencer Wishart
In a Mercedes, and Jack Fleming in q
Pope Hartford, circled the course ir
| 1886; Brown. in a Benz, did it in :07
| and his team mate, Hearne, in 1921 and
! Helm, the other Benz driver in 11:41
Joe Dawson in a Harmon, made IL 07
| Grant, in the Alec. 1851; Milford, il
the Lozier, 11:0S; stone, in the Colum
| bia. 12:45: Schaeffer, in a Jackson
| As and jacksonville, in the Corbin
1891.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-30
Games Today.
Games Today.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.

Boston Mass, Sept. 30.-Chicagos
Cubs crept nearer the inevitable yes
terday when they completed their
years work in Boston by trimming the
tailenders, to s. This gave Chance 3
men only an even break on the present
series here but it put them so near the
1910 pennant that their dreams were
sweet as they hurried on their way to
Cincinnati last night.
McIntire was selected to do the hon
ors and held the Doves safe after a
bad start in the first two innings. From
the second round on the home team did
not score until the sixth. when boot
by Schultz helped them to their final
tally. MeIntire finished in a blaze of
glory by striking out the last three men
who faced him. The Cubs forged to
the front with three runs in the fourth
inning, made on two hits and a lot of
passes. They batted Frock so hard he
was benched in the seventh and South
paw Burke finished the scrap with in
different success.