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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-24
Sundox,s Games.

At GalvestOn-No game on account Of
rain.
At Dallas r. H E
Fort Worth ..O 1
Dallas -. 2
Batteries: Fort Worth, Deardoff, De-
bold and Green: Dallas. NcAdams and
Murphy Umpire, Bush.
AT Oklahoma City. r. H. E
Waco 0
Oklahoma City .....5 5
Batteries: Waco, Lewis, Smith and
Carson; Oklahoma City, Drohan and
Noyes. Umpire, Matthews.
At Houston-No game on account OF
wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-24

Batteries: ogles and Meek; Bandy
and Drocke-
Umpire, Mathews.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-24

Batteries: Cochran and Lemon; \
son, Kelsey and Alexander.
Empires. Brady and Spencer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Safurday,s Games

At Cleveland-St. Cleveland
game postponed, snow.
At New York-Washington
York game postponed, rain
At Columbus: Columbus Kansas City,
no game, wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-24

At Chicago r. HE
Chicago $500. .-....-..-.-2
Cleveland ....-..- .....-5 10
Ba tteries-Chicago Olmstead, Scott,
Baker and Payne; Cleveland, Gregg
and Smith.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

front lot at the northeast corner OF
Tenth and Broad Streets
The Methodists Will continue to hold
services in the church TIL January
!. 1912 in the meantime will rush
the erection of an edifce on the lot
acquired by the deal. The new church
will be of brick and large enough to
seat 500 people.
The Episcopalians will abandon their
church at Lynch Station and move
much of the furnishings and furniture
to their new church
The uniting of the Episcopalians of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

prize being offered for the most at
ractiYe hat Each man put his vote
in scaled envelope and when the
votes were counted Mrs ". r selden.
Of Richmond. was declared the winner
OF the prize. handsome ONYX hatpin.
The quests Of the hotel scarcely
knew how to appreciate the delightful
summer days until recent arrivals
from different sections Of the country
gave their personal reports OF the
Intense heat Of the ciues. Cards form
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

q LARGE part of the social calender.
The morning concerts by the orchestra
are greatly enjoyed by the older set.
and the evening hours are given to
tn" Younger set, who dance the merry
hours away
Commander and Mrs. Garrison. with
their two children, from Anna polls.
Md. form a delightful family circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilpin wilson and
daughter. of Stanton. are welcome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pollock and
children are occupying their cottage,
renewing old acquaintance.
Mr. aud Mrs. Duke Putncy. Of
Richmond. have also added greatly
To social life.
Recent arrivals include Mr. and Mrs.
l. K, Shepherd and daughter, of Rich
mond Mr.. and Mrs, w. t. Selden and
the Misses Leila and Anna Fried. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Lynch Station and Altavista, while
not large congregation or
membership. will be enough to keep
up interest. and the building just ac-
CURED Will be ample in size.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
: VIII ERECT NEW cnuaoH.
Altnvista Methodists Soon to Begin
WOrk of Buildjng.

Altavista, Va, July 15.-The Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal Church here
has Just been sold to the Episcopalians
of the Campbell Diocese. The consid-
Grafton was s2.500. and 100-foot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Richmond; T. a. Lynch. Richmond;
Mrs. r. a Br dgeforth, of Bon Air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16


his official duties.
Albert A. Pizzini
w. ]. Payne
Geo. w. Patram
H. H. Phaup
F. c. Parkinson
E. D. Price
E. E. Purvis
w. S. Petit =
E. c. Pollard
Phillip H. Powers
w. S. Pinder
w. H. Parrish
w. ]. Parrish
]. Scott Parrish
C:S. Parrish
VIM. B. Pizzini
Allen Potts
S. T. Parkinson, Jr.
]. Nj. Purcell
w. E. Purcell
]. c. Page
w. l.. Page
w. T. Priddy
]. w. Percival
J. l.. Perry
Leigh R. Page
Morton B. Rosenbaum
John L. Radcliffe
Louis Rueger
Chas. Rueger
Geo. w. Rady
VIM. Reinhimer
John ]. Ryan
Carl Ruehrmund
]. Kent Rawley
S. R. Rose
Geo. Riley
Thos. Ryley
E. T. Rucker
Jas. F. Ryland
NJ. P. Rucker
R. S. Robertson
]. P. Robinson
N. c. Redford
J. l.. Redford
Fred. BEDFORD
John G. Richardson
Dan Robinson
J. P. Roberts
w. w. Richardson
H. NJ. Reinhard
c. H. Ryland, Jr.
w. Floyd Reams
H. S. Reams
c. Z. Richardson
Geo, w. Rogers
E. c. Rand
I. f. BEDFORD
John H. Southall
Richard H. Smith
w. B. Saunders
Chas. f. Straus, r.
H. NJ. Smith, Jr.
S. T. Smith
]. D. Sheppard
B. B. Stringfellow
Fred w. Scott
Oliver ]. Sands
James 7. Sloan
Phil. B. Shield
John F. Saville
w. D. Simmons
R. w. Spilman
l.. Shere
Joseph Stumpf
H. NJ. SHIELD
Emil Sieber
E. A. Saunders, Jr.
Wexford R. Sutherland
Thos. D. Stokes
Frank Schrumpp
K. B. Savage
Chas. F. Sturm
H. Schwartz
K. NJ. Strader
Railey P. Shiflett
7. c.. Saunders
7. w. Sinton
A. Y. Shea
Leroy Sutherland
CLYDE w. Saunders
Chas. O.. Saville
Hiram NJ. Smith
F. Sitterding
NJ. J. Straus
Irving ]. Straus
c. A. Spence, Jr.
Percy ]. Straus
l.. s. Strauss
John Snead
G.. w. Samuels
W. F. Smyth
]. T. Smith
John NJ. Spence
]. Gordon Smith
A. l.. Straus
w. F. Sullivan
V. E. A. Spott
Waller Scott
F. E. Schmidt
A NJ Scott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

:, and we commend
VIM. R. Trigg
E. D. Taylor
Eldrige Turner
H. F. Talbot,
Stanley B. Tyler
w. f. Tyree
w. @. Tarrant
S. w. Travers
H. Richie Taylor
H. A. Tatum
P. B. Tunstall
d. L. Toney
Chesley Toney
c. w. Tanner
Williamson Talley
H. E. Turner
D. D. Talley
c. B. Trant
r. S. Tiller
F. Throckmorton
G. T. Tibbs 4
Thomas Tucker
w. H. Timberlake
w. w. Thurman
E. NJ. Thomas
w. E. Tanner
E. S. Turpin
W. I. Terrence
]. w. Taylor
A. l.. Toler
Writ E. Taylor
H. c. Taylor
F. w. Terrence
Z. B. Thomson
I. N. Vaughan
J. F. Vaughan
F. c. Volkman
A. Volkman
Clarence Walden
B. P. Walden
R. z. Van Buren,
G.. E. Vanderslice
Frederick ). Valentine
H. M. Vaughan
Coleman Workman
Geo. w. Warren
R. c. Workman, Jr.
T. c. Williams, Jr.
Henry S. Wallerstein
]. B. Wood
7. w. Woodland
c. c. Williams
D. B. Winfree
B. r. Wilkinson
John l.. Wingo
John l.. Williams
VIM. H. White
Jud B. Wood
John G.. Winston
VIM. s. Woodson
Edgar B. White
T. j. Walker
w. l.. Walters
Robt. ]. Williams
F. F. Williams
Inc. T. L. Woodson
Gordon Wallace
A. c. Walton
John T. Willard
H. A. Waymack
7. 4. Williamson
W. n. White
A. T. Williams
Coleman Williams
Jos. F. Wingfield
T. NJ. Wortham
Samuel Wallerstein
r. S. Whitlock
Lewis G.. Williams
a. D. Williams
John Shelton Williams
s. F. Walters
P. p. Williams
r. r. Williams
]. H. Wallace
John c. White
Cliff We'll
VIM. c. West
Geo. w. Watt
r. Watkins
Geo. Winfree
T. c. Walford
Jos. B. Welsh
VIM. Watson
]. f. Wade
P. S. Wood
Geo. Wills, Sr.
Chas Wills
r. l.. Woodalll
l.. NJ. Williams
R. NJ. F. Williams
Field Wilbon
w. Gray Watson
]. w. Williams
]. Whittet
P. L. Weisiger
II g \N.;cL+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

~ lllc post OF duty {
S. G. Christian
Geo. l.. Christian
Samuel Cohen
Isaac Cohen
Isaac Caron
l.. T. Christian
L. l.. Cheatwood
T. Nj. Darlington
P. c. Christian
E. A. Clements
James Caskie
James L. Cannon
Walter Christian
John Commorday
Alfred f. Cohen
P. H. Curtis
w. ]. Carter
c. r. Chalkley
l.. w. Cheatham
P. S. Cooke
II. l.. Cabell
H. P. Darlington, Jr.
Richard Cauthorn
Nj. A. Campbell
Irwin A. Chapman
]. NJ. Gift
Geo. NJ. Cease
H. l.. Campbell
w. c. Carpenter
w. d. Cardwell
Lewis d. Crenshaw, Jr.
Henry Clarke
Frank Crutchheld
Emil Clarke
Sol l.. Clarke
w. Leigh Carneal
Leon Clarke
J. E. c. Cosby
Aaron Clarke
c. NJ. Chichester
John a. Curtis
George Cline
John F. Carter
]. T. w. Curtis
NJ. F. Craven
John r. Cumbea
S. P. Cowardin
Leroy S. Cohen
w. d. Crenshaw
w. A. Cosby
Arthur B. Clarke
John B. Culpepper
V. NJ. Costell
w. +. Chalmers
VIM. Z. Crawford
r. ]. Christian
James w, Cannon
Chas. Y. Darlington
t. w. Chelf
G.. r. Currie
w. c. Crenshaw
Edward Clash
]. ]. Cottrcll
T. B. boswell
r. F. Durrum
Adolph Dill
II. l.. Davis
A. J. Daffron
c. II. Dorset
w. Z. DuVal
F. T. DuNal
Chas. T. Davis
Mark Davis
Chas. Z. Dietrich
VIM. p. DeSaussure
Walter c.. Duke
w. T. Dixon
W. T. Darden
f. NJ. billiard
]. F. Don Leavy
Geo. T. Davis
W. Allen Dickinson
S. L. Dance
John +. Dohcrty
] II. Davis
W. Warren Dabncy
Floyd j. Dabney
F D. Dunlop
W. u. Duke
w X, Davis
Vim. +. Dabney
Isaac Digs
r. a Dunlop
!. l.. Davis
John S. Elicit
II G.. Elicit
W. b. Elan
/; 4 NIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

faithful discharge o
Geo. w. Winter
w. A. Mann
Milton Z. Marcuse
Frank Miller
Clarence Millhiser
Barney E. Myers,
A. ]. Meyer
Jos. Myers,
John l.. Morris
j. B. Misenheimer
Morton Never
Gustavus Nlillhiser
]. Z. Martin
Morgan r. Mills
Eugene c. -Massie
NJ. F. Martin
John w. Moore
NJ. ]. Moore
Warner Moore
]. j. Martin
John c. Mckinley
f. S. Moody
H. A. Maurice
G.. w. Morris
B. T. Mirror, Jr.
c. H. McCaul
VIM. MCGOWAN
Richard w. Maury
Henry r. Miller
w. H. Mosley
c. r. Mitchell
w. S. Mosley
L. w. McVeigh
W. G. Minor
Leroy Nlitteldorfer
L. G. Miller
n. Thomas Mosby
f. A. McGehee
w. G. Mayer
John Mann, Jr.
]. p. Melvin
VIM. Merriden
Ben Mann
B. Morgan
]. ]. Miller
L. w. Meador
z. c. Mooreheld
Robt. Mitchell
L. o. Miller
c. w. McGinness
w. T. Ross Morris
VIM. T. Martin
0. II. Markham
F. NJ. !. Morrissey
c. c. Mettert
P. H. Mckinley
VIM. NJ. Myers
w. II. Merchant
Herbert McNIinn
r. NJ. NlcIntire
r. A. Meador
las. A: Mcdonnell
c. c. Merriman
]. T. Mcdonnell
Geo. NJ. McMinn
Thos. S. Maclin
John A. Morton
John B. Minor
]. w. Meredith
w. w. Neale
Chas. J. Newell
Chas. T. Norman
G. A. Noting, Jr.
B. NJ. Nunnally
f. P. Nunnally
w. A. Neal
Greer B. Nichols
Jas. v. Nunnally
T. D. Newell
Geo. r. Newsom
w. G. Neal
c. H. Nolan
S. r. Newman
]. T. Neagle
Arthur c. Nielsen
NJ. w. Norvell
Powhatan Nash
c. r. Nuckols
Eldridge Noel
Frank 7. Norvell
J. A. Overman
D. F. O'Neil
S. c. Oliver
George OBrien
Ben P. Owen. Jr.
w. II. Owens
f. Thos. Organ
John Onesty
John B. Purcell
A. S. Petticolas
n. Elmore Pate
James D. Patton
Robt. Lee Powers
]. L. Phippen, Jr.
r. E. Peyton, Jr.
Fred. Peasants
los. E. Powers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

nd giving his time &
NJ. H. Fiddler
B. Frischkorn
]. Harry Frischkorn
Chas. Nj. Frischkorn
w. ]. Fiddler
], E. FERGUSON
John F. Fry
r, L. French
w. D. Ferguson
Nat Frazer
Jas. G.. Firth
Chas. Frommer
Louis Franck, Jr.
T. A. Foster
Nell B. Ferguson
w. r. Farrell
T. T. Faulkner
]. ]. Feather
r. B. Forrest
f. c. Folkes
Z. ]. Egan
Frank Ferrandini
w. d. Ford
Leon Ford
John S. Fleming
~,
Conway H. Gordon
r. Latimer Gordon
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y
II. w. Hutchinson
Chas. w. ,Hardwicke
Thos. F. >Jeffress
VIM. S. Jones
Morgan Jones
A. A, Johnston
l.. H. Jones
Fontaine Jones
G. Carlton Jackson
Nj. F. James
Young Jones
r. Jacobs
Levin Joynes
w. B. Jerman
+. H. James
Geo. c. Jefferson
Fl. w. Jackson
II. Stewart Jones
w. ]. Jacobs
F. Boykin Jacobs
B. NJ. Jacobs
]. E, Jenkins
A. S. B. James
Timothy Jennings
Geo. H. Jones
Jas. P. Jones
L. c. Jenkins
G. Jeter Jones
]. K. Jones
]. A. Johnston
]. P. Jones
]. l.. Joyner
Ernest Reese
I. r. kemper
E. H. Kain
John Kain
|. H. kaufman
Joseph Kass
Walter kirsh
Geo. H. keesee
w. E. kain
H. F. Kidd
II. t. hasten
Joseph F. Kahn
John ]. Keeean
Felix Keegan
II. l.. King
Geo. J. kinnon
James kain, Jr.
S. l.. Kelley
Albert Kramer
James Kahn
A. Stances Kellam
S. l.. Kaufelt
w. P. Knowles
Rob. S. King
A. Z, Kreng~
Robt. Kinstrey
]. B. Kirtley
Janssens Kain
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr,
J. E. Lawder
F. A. Lamb
c. c. Lamb
Joseph Lassiter
Max T. Under
II. l.. Lorraine
]. Lichtenstein
Thos. ]. Leahey
Robt. Lecky. Jr.
Leon Lichtenstein
]. ]. Lewis
NJ. ]. Lawler
l.. NJ. Latham
Jacob Levy
Samuel Levy
w. ]. Lewis
A. NJ Lyon
John P. Lea
Ralph ]. Levy
D. R. Lipscomb
A. l.. Lucas
Thos. NJ. Landers
a. G.. Lang
T. G. Lumpkin
J. c. Lipscombe
J. S. Latham
NJ. w. Lawrence
John Llewellyn
w. A. Loving
Geo. II. Lumsden
T. II. Launder
w. ]. Launder
+. R. Lafferty
a. Lintz
John P. Leary
David H. Leake
Robt. A. Lancaster, Jr.
F. B. Lawton
John s. Lear
]. Jordan Leake
w. R. Massie
John Nj. Miller, Jr.
Thos. B. McAdams
d. Y. Morton
William A. Moncure
Harry Marks
c. Manning, Jr.
II. w. Melton
J. P. Mullins
J. r. Moss
w. B. Matthews
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him for remaining
L. D. Aylett
Thos. S. Armistead
Benz. p. Alsop
Albert T. August
John T. Anderson
A. B. Alsop
Alex. w. Archer
r. T. Arlington
!. w. Arnold
Z. l.. Allen
L. !. Andrews
A. l.. Adamson
Edward Alvey
Archer Anderson, Jr.
A. c. Andrews
!. H. Addison
c. O. Alley
n. w. Atkinson
!. Fl. Aston
|. A. Addison
r. T. Armistead
l.. w. Allen
7. B. Anderson
John A. Armbrecht
H. E. Atkinson
John Ahern
Eddie Alley
J. G.. Andrews
R. r. Alsop
Otis NJ. Alfriend
James n. Boyd
John p. Branch
!. !. Ballou, Jr.
I. b. Beasley
c. Y. Blackburn
F. l.. Bingham
A. S. Buford
]. w. Bideood
Wm. NJ. Brooks
Albert O. Boschen
Isaac L. Butler
Z. c. Boudar
O. H. Berry
Frank w. Brown
Chas. L. Borden
w. II. Boschen
Leroy E. Brown
c. Gray Bossieux
Powhatan Breeder
c. r. Blankenship
L. D. Booth
G.. c. Boothe
John w. Brauer
Eugene Brauer
Julian Bossieux
T. r. A. Burke
w. S. Burton
Herman c. Boschen
c. r. Burnett
F. S. Boze
VIM. Breeder
John w. Buchanan
Chas. Battige
A. NJ. Brownell
F. NJ. Boxley
w. II. Boze
Malcolm Broaddus
Charles Bernicia
G.. w. Butler
c. w. p. Brock
c. B. Brock
A. Tyler Brock
Geo. w. Blankenship
|. w. Bronoueh, Ir.
!. A. Baber
R. 4. Bowen
NJ. T. Burke
w. B. Bradley
James F. Bradley
Chas. Burkett
Harry c. Beattie
NJ. c. Branch
=. Bei<ne Blair
VIM. l.. Baltz
c. A. Blanton
II. f. Blount
w. B. Browne
James J. Burke
c. +. Britton
r. NJ. Brander
A. ]. Bradley
James NJ. Broaddus
James II. Bowen
Chas. L. Butler
VIM. J. Burch
Geo. w. Berry
Andrew ] Briggs
The evening world., 1911-07-29
HAS SOME IDEAS FOR
SCHOOL TRAINING

Mayor Gaynor. ! understand. IL try
ing TO inject some reforms into tho
public school system Of New York, |
would show the youth OF the land by
moving pictures or panoramas. or even
plain photographs. the actual living con-
ditions that obtain in other lands.
"A course OF training like that ought
TO make every American boy a volun-
tter 10 the United States Army or Navy
to maintain and defend our Institutions
and Constitution.
For peace n comfort. for good
wages for the w~orkingman. opportunity
for talent OF genius, eommon c%onvenien-
ces that in older lands have not even
become necessities n for all around
life Of eass n comfort We hsve the
rest OF the world distanced.
Some Americans are sorry we have
Honolulu. They ought to 20 out ther,
n see the clean-cut Americans VIII
are making US q factor In this PaoinC
and In world affairs.
New Zealand 10 a country you reat
The evening world., 1911-07-29
BROKE our
ON FACE AND BODY
When Two Months Old. She
Scratched, as Il Itched. Did Not
Sleep for More than a Week. Was
In a Terrible Condition.
Used Cutieura Soap and Ointment
and In Two Weeks She Was Well.

~when my baby was two months old. shs
had CESSNA and fash very badly. ] noticed
that her face and body broke out very sud-
denly, thick. and rcd 70 o coal Of tre. l
did not know what 10 TO. The doctor
ordered CASTLE soap and powders. but
they did no good. She would s~cratch, as
II i;ched. and she cried. and did not sleep
for more than q week. One day | saw In
the paper the advertisement OF the Cuticura
Soap and CuticurA Ointment, 10 ] got them
and tried them ~ once. Ny baby's face was
~ . cake Of sores.
when nrst used tho CutIcun Soap
and Cuticura Ointment. 1 could. see . dit.
ference. In color II. was redder. continued
condition. I used the CutNufa Remedies
lSoap and ointmentl four times q day. and
In two weeks she was quite well. The Cuti:
CURE. RsIv;dies i.saiei h. :Aia perfectly. and
using them. also use the Cuticura Soap
to-day, and Will continue TO. for. IL makes
the cuticufa Remedies. They are good
for all sores, and tho Cuticufa Soap u also
good for shampooins the hair. for ! have
tried Il. tel! 81 my friends how the Cuti::
ss,cms md rs.S." "sisssd5 Mrs. brew, 2io
W. 18th ST.. New York City. Aug. 20. 1910.
For more than q generation Cuticura Soap
and Cuiicurn Ointment have afforded the
purest, sweetest and most economical treat
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The evening world., 1911-07-29
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: t~wo-year.
Odds: five ana one-half furlongs.-Rug.
gins. 100 CRice), . to !. 3 TO 5 and out
won by two lengths. yorkshire Boy.
los tMcCahcy), 30 to I, 10 to I and 6 to /,
second: 'AstroioGer, los Henry, - 10
1, 10 to / and 6 to L. third. Time. los <-6
Nottingham. A~ldebaran. Ganadore. Jas,
Dockery, Inspector. Lestrade. Tactics
and Tyssaud also ran and finished as
named.
Occupied.
SECOND RACE-Purse s50o; steeple-
chase; four.year-olds and up. hort
course.-Mystio Light. lbt tDayIon). 4 to
l, even and 1 to 3. irst by three lengths;
Racebrook. 1874 tDupee). Is TO l.. : to !
and 9 to !, second; Andrew Summers,
l4s CMcAfee), 8 to !, s TO s and Z 10 10,
third. Time, &.o.t as. Hanna Louise
Dinna Ken also ran. Ticket OF Leave
and DR.. Koch fell.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; for three
year odds ard upward: six %furlonss.-
Cohort, l12 (Rlce), 9 to 8. . TO 5 and out.
won by a length; FoLls Levy. lls
GLASS. II 10 10. . to 5 and out, second
Eagle Bird. 90 (Byrne), 3 10 1. 6 to ) and
to 3, third. Tlme-l.i3 2-5. Hand Run
ming. Ny Fellow. Tonton Field and
Montcalm also ram and finished as
named.
The evening world., 1911-07-29
PARLIAMENT QUITS
IN CANADA|N ROW
OVER RECIPROCITY
Suddenly Dissolved and. Elec-
tons Called for Sept. al
Foes Of Laurier Surprised.

'F'F'H
OTTAWA. July 2s.-Parllament VA
dissolved this afternoon. Nominations
are fixed for Sept. ~ and elections for
Sept. Y. The new Parliament will meet
IN OTTAWA on Oct. -.
The dissolution of the Canadian Par
ismen carries the question Of reel
procity between the United states and
Canada before the Canadian electorate.
whore the reciprocity issue from this
time until the election on Sept. 81 will
b the controlling issue. The announce
ment Of dissolution vas a fulnlment
OF Premier Laurier's ultimatum de-
nversd to the opposition forces last
Monday that continued resistance to q
vote would bs met by an appeal to the
country.
The present Liberal Government has a
majority in the Dominion ParliA-
but the absence Of q cloture rule
has made II impossible to secure a vote
by which this majority could adopt the
reciprocity measure. In the event OF
the success Of the Liberal party at the
polls In September the new Parliament
will at once paes the reciprocity meas
ure. whereas a defeat of tn Liberals
WIN mean tho passing Of Premier Lau-
rter and the permanent shelving Of
reciprocity between the United States
and Canada.
The present House Of Commons con-
sists of 1888 liberals. s. Conservatives
and . independents
The announcement that Parliament
had dissolved was made by Hon. w. 8.
Fielding, Minister Of Finance and one
Of Ottawa's reciprocity committee. at
10 o'clock this afternoon. when the
ca council adjourned after . three
hours session. The announcement came
a. a tremendous surprise. No n cv-
pected the news before next Wednesday.
There being no SUNDAY, newspapers In
Eastern Canada, the average
will know nothing OF the dissolution OF
Parliament until Monday morning. Con-
s~ervatives are a~stounded by the sudden
announcement and early date OF cleo
ZION. Laurier and his supporters are
enthusiastically confident OF being sup
ported AZ the polls.
The evening world., 1911-07-29
TORONTO ENTRIES.
tsp-r,a % The Evening World.

fSn~~ial 70 The Evening World.
RACE TRACK, TORONTO. judy m.-rhe en-
tnes for MONDAYS races are AZ follows:
n RACE-Two-ySar-olds: matdeasi condh
tions. five furlona. -Orimar lad. 100. Ganadorv.
io3. Mission. los. Garry. i03. senator SpAIhs,
i0I Island Queen. los. BoFay. l03; Lord Leigh
ton slpc 1G n'fkaSsis r.; year, ,a.. m,,aso., con.
ditions: five fuionSs ,-tiift, 100, Seven starr.
iO3; Lady Mcuee, los Dr. Watson. III PRINCE
Chap. 1903 BURY, .l0I: Turbine, los. Caliph, los
Armagh, los; Mad River, III. -
Nv, TT "a |, S.S is,l1 TsS...F6 ,.s' A. s;l"s S.. ;s,ias.
Miss Jss, Vi; Commonsrs,,. Te,rh,, ioii Osmelis,
iog; villa Weed, 100. sadie Shapiro. 81 'Re,ae
Marsot. loi, Aunt Alice. 1903; SISTER Flor
f6tRrH year old.. and upward;
handicap; sK hirones.- Lawton Virgins, liz
~ Novelty, iss la Lady irms, ios; h shan
isl Btvawyck Stable. ybl Hidrsth entry.
Tlr~rH RNCE-T Three, year old. condition; All
~fuTlongs, stllly Night, .lct, ,al NVsa.fal, los
Rog5u, 100. .Wianin1 Widow, lot; al. Amaln
los. Martha ". Lii,,p,pn. 400, Comfy Tax. 1Vt
Little Father, 100; Adrian, III.
gixTMai' ''S as.C'fi2 rsrs.y~rsld. ,pa upward
.Anpa l.. DALEY. 100; Lon. Asrd. IA, 'Chssk.
"sEvESTii RSta"fSre-y:srtts and upward
selling; one and one sixteenth mlles.-sNutieeer.
%, lad OF Lahgdon, JOB: The. Golasn Butterfly.
i0S, Arctic, liii NorthcSt, iol! SHELBY los
:Apps.utiSs allowance Of tive pound, claimed.
The evening world., 1911-07-29
"WRG|M|AJUDCE"
SAYS We ARE NOT
PATRIOTIC ENOUGH
- ~"
Walter c. Kelly Gets Back
From $4,000 Miles of Wan
dering Abroad.
u. S. A. A 'EM ALL.
tiumoriSt Concludes We Have
Rest of the Globe Distanced
in Everything.
u. S. A. BEATS 'EM ALL

Passing under the WIRE" remarked
Walter C. Kelly to-day at the rnish
of a trip in foreign lands that totals
my wanderings abroad to n string OF
sion: That the more an American OBJ
serves. encounters and distributes
abroad. the more OF a patriot he should
be.
Il am a vireinian American. rams
planted TO New York. and at home any
place in the United States. Travel 10
my hobby. I have travelled a lot and
I want to say that the best way for IN
American TO observe his own country
Is to get away from II. Looking at our
selves has given VI a sort OF national