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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-13
PULASKI


I'D Smoot and family are moving
INTO the house recently vacated by
MI and Mrs. w, G. ~arrin.
Miss Laura Sheets of Peoria, Tll
IS here to spend the summer months
with her uncle c. C. Sheets and
family.
j, b. Kennedy and wife have re-.
turned home after a visit with rela-
yves In the northern part of the
state. Mrs. Kennedy is much i'm
proved n health.
Frank Rife is in Mound City this
week serving on the petit jury.
Mrs c. G. Sheets entertained the
Pioneer Club Wednesday eyenina
with lawn party.
Quite number OF our citizens
are attending court in Mound Cit,
this week
Russell Lewis of Mound City /,
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Cairo Girl Guest of Honor.

MT. Carmel Register: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Kelley entertained last
night at their beautiful home on
Poplar street In honor of Miss Sarah
Hibbs Of Cairo
The evening was socially spent
In games aud dancing. Music was
furnished BY the crawley musicians
Killarney roses were given as
favors of the evening, and an ele-
giant three-eourse luncheon was
served
Those present were Misses Villa
Wilson, Alma Burgess, Margaret
Kelley, Vesta Reeves, Hazel Harris
Carrie Blair and Sarah Hibbs, of
Cairo, the guest of honor; Messrs.
Harry Leseure, Virgil Leach, Harry
Wirth, Pete Stuerzenberger and
Nip" Vol. The out-of-town guests
were j. f. purdy, Eugene Barrett
and John Corrie of Lawrenceville
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Bow Injured hY Fall.

Jack Gray, messenger boy for tho
Western Union Telegraph Company
was thrown from his bicyclc
yesterday and had his right arm bad
ly lacerated. He was riding out
Twelfth street when his wheel
struck a rock throwing him to the
brick pavement. He was picked IN
by Officer Fitzgerald and taken 10
his home ON Seventh street.
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been prolonged.
II deeply regret that did not know
of your medicine long before | did.
Friends often speak of the wonderful
change in my health, and tell them that
your medicine did it. Mrs. J.W. STAN
LEY, Cheneyville, La.
Distressing Case of Mrs. Nj. Gary
Chicago, III. 81 have used Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound TO,
backache and it has certainly made new
woman of me. After my first baby wa
born was left perfect wreck. wa
so weak l could hardly do my househol
duties and suffered with an awful back
ache. But since have used your Com
pound the pains in my back have left mt
and | am strong again.
my mother used it also through
Change OF Life and speaks very highh
Of it. You can use this letter any wa.
you wish. | think it is only fam for ont
who has suffered as much as I. to IL
others know of your great remedy. -
Irs. NJ. GARY, 1858 N. Ridgeway Ave
Chicago, Iii.
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Entertained N. B. B. O. Club.

The mtmbefs OF the N, b. q, q
Club were entertained yesterday ar
ternoon at the home of Miss Anna
pierce Walsh of upper Washington
avenue and also number of their
friends. Among the guests were
Mo-, Nell Ross of Kansas City. Luz
ellie Myerson of ST, Louis, Helen
Haynes of Austin, Texas, May Moran
OF Waukegan. Mabel MeNemer uf
Little Rock, Mia McNemer, Iona
Bondurant. Ruth Peettis, Roberta
Roberts, Lynette Greaney, Edith
Langan, Cletus Schulz
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EncouFaqcn1ent.

Il have only few more words to
say remarked the man who had bee
talking for an hour and a half.
Never mind" replied a member O.
the audience, nobody viii have a Kill
to make If you don't use any OF tht
words you have already sale"
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Fistng A. w. Lewis and family thi.
Vice..
The Matrons Club met with Mrs
0. Parker Thursday afternoon where
they had s very enjoyable time.
Mrs. w, C. V. prather transacted
business in Cairo Thursday.
Mrs John Wilkinson WIS a Cairo
hopper Friday.
joe Ollie Of Villa Ridge was in
our town Thursday morning trans
acting business.
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Here rs sad story alleged to have
been handed down from. the stone
age"
Tell me about It,"
Instead of merely returning the
letters OF rejected swain. peevish
damsel threw them at him"
"Oh, well, even though there were a
hundred letters, each considerably
heavier than brick, don't suppose
she hit him once"
That's where you are mistaken, Ac-
cording to this account. women could
throw tolerably straight in the stone
age"
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Libels Steamer Mariner

Deputy e. S. Marshal Peter Saup
has libeled the steamer Mariner her
engines, machinery, tackle, apparel
boats and furniture and now has
the boat in his custody James Nj
Grasky fled the libel In the T. s.
court for the eastern district Of
Illinois aThe date of the trial Of
the case is on the first Monday in
October at the U. S. court room at
Cairo.
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TWENTT. DOLLARS I'm PRIZES
GIVEN AT GEM THEATER

Twenty dollars In prizes were
given to the patrons OF the Gem
theator last night, as follows: pr.
Ollie 81 cash; f. g. French 81:
Rose AFTER ST.; Matte Love Philips
box cigars; Henry Ogg half dozen
silk hose; A. w. Parker, 2 pound
ham; GATHERINGS Williams, half
dozen spoons; Harry Conkle box OF
candy; Russell Gross half dozen
spoons; May Dick half dozen ladies'
handkcEphiefs; Frank Karcher ten
l5c tickets; Mr. Gross ten l0c
tickets; Clarence Mechan ten l5c
tickets; John r. Rennie twenty sc
tickets.
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inlne Ills. | began to
take Lydia E. Pink
ham s Vegetable
Compound and Liver
Pills. / soon fel,
better and gained ii
strength and flesh.
A gradual improve.
ment continued as ]
took the Compound,
and from 100 pounds
! now weigh l55, and
feel that my life has
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River Show Here.

French's New Sensation In tow of
The steamer Charles s. Pearce ar
rived in port yesterday morning al
I o'clock and gave a performance tn
! good audience last night. The
show was we'll received The band
paraded the streets and more music
was given by the caliope.
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CIRCUIT COURT
MAY ADJOURN
monday NEXT
Brief Session Yesterday and Sever.
al Cases are Given Cen.
tinuance

There was little bus ness or i'm
portance transacted in the etrcui
court yesterday. IL is hoped K
aomplete the liN cases by this even
ing although Judge Blltfer viii
open court Monday morning and
| adjourn for the term.
The July term las usually a light
docket but tbs year there was less
| business in both civil and criminal
iockets fer a number of years.
The followinsrcases ON hesdocket
we're continued generally until the
october term:
Artistic Ad CO. VS.. David Joseph
appeal from ]. P.
Viola Pillow VS., George w Ryal;
appeal from Justice of the, Raace.
]. F. Womack vs.. American
MOBILES; appeal from Justice Of the
Peace. ss..a-.e
James H. Mdlcahy vs., Estate Of
John A. Bourgeois; appeal fpm
'ounty Court \
Harry Elias vs. Thomas Sanddfs;
trespas3,
Perks & Higgins vs. Georgia Ann
'ofes;' ejectment.
Cairo Natiousl Bank w. Edward
!. Hodges; assumpsit
Cairo Brewing Co, VS.. George ".
robinson; assumpsit.
Kaufman, Baer & Co. ys. Farm
laker & Co; asSumpsit.
Riley w Lane VS.. James II. Null
ahy ct al: eieetment
Freddie SalzsM and William Salz-
Ter vs. City of Cairo; case.
F. G. Phillips VS., John A. Bour-
sois, Jr. ct al; assumpsit.
John w Grief vs.. Cairo Electric
nd Traction Co.; trespass on the
asc.
Perks & Higgins vs.. A. s. Cauble
t al; assumpsit
Weber Dry Goods Co, vs. Mrs. J.
T. Eddlestein assumpsit. I
j. r, Schultz & Co. VS.. Cotter
Bros. & Co; assumpat.
Marbury Lumber Co. VS.. Samuel |
hastings Co. asmmpsit.
Minnie T, Ellis vs.. c. NJ. Ellis; |
issumpsit.
National Motor Q Supply 90, VS.. |
). X. H. Robinson & Sons, ct al:
,ssumpsit.
Charles F. Wegener vs, Frank L. |
JAWS; replevin.
Omya Moak, admr. etc. vs.. Cairo
electric and Traction Co; trespass
n the case.
James No Manus VS.. Fred d. Mel
Isl assumpsit.
Charles A. Hoehler adm etc, w.
'airo Electric and Traction Co. |
resrass on me case.
Virginia Billiard, an infant, etc,
s. Cairo Electric and Traction Co.
resDass on the case.
Henry W. Baker vs. ]. NJ. smith;
ttachment.
John c. Gholson w. T. j. Balm as
gent Wood & Bennett Co.; re-
levin.
Michelin Tire Co. VS.. Albert l..
<ratky; assumpsit.
A l.. Frisbie VS.. Frank Shelves ct
4, treSpass on the case.
William b. Parrot ct al VS..
fyrtle Jennie Lyons ct al; case.
Mary f. James vs.. Cairo Elec-
rio and Traction Co.; trespass on
he ease.
D. X Jeffries & Coo, VS.. A. B,
Usher Mfg. 90. as&anpsit
Hulse G Allen VS.. Samuel Hast
ngs CO.; 9gsumpsit.
Clerence Bell. an infant, etc, VS..
singer Mig, 60; trespass on the
ase.
John F. Cauble vs.. Greer Wiiker
on Lbr, Co.; trespas. on the case.
Memphis Lumber and Single
%. VS.. II. S. Vincent, attachmant.
David Baird & Son Va, Camille /
;, Baker, assumpslt,
]. H. Bryant VS. l. Lazarus and
; |, Nassauer; debt.
People, etc, on relation Of J A.
'arker VS. Trustees Of Schools town
hip -. &. r. 2 ": ct al,
Il. A. Merchant VS. Mss. Box Co..
ssumpsit
Indian Elliott vs.. Wesley Elliott
t al; assignment of dover.
Frank Ferguson vs.. James II.
ireen and Herbert II. Wallace;
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Georgia anl half Of his property was
!eclared forfeit. He rushed to the
'ritish for protection After a few
ears Of misery and disgrace he died,
n 1881, with lae Revolutionary war
vas still at its height
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PERSONALS.

Miss Jeanette Preetorfus of Joppl
is the guest OF Miss Miriam Glen.
denen. ~
DR. Brown OF Vienna was in the
city yesterday on professional bus,
ness.
Mrs. Noel Whitehead of Anna. NJ,
was the guest OF friends in the %;y
yesterday.
Edwin Bond returned last even
ing from Union City, Tenn, wher
he went on business.
Miss Wayne KiIeone of Paducal
has retarned home after a brief yisi
with friends in the city.
Miss Mabel Gaieener Of Vienna
Ill.,, Will arrive today for visit witt
Miss Augustine Fitzgerald
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Duncan and
daughter Katherine, accompanied
by Miss Ada Bell, will leave today
for visit in Kuttawa, Ky.
Ernest p, Summers OF East S.
Louis has returned from visit in
Kentucky and will be the guest o.
his aunt. Mrs. FRED Dauksch of III
Thirty-fourth street
Mrs. Henry Hale and children OF
Mounds are visiting the formers sls
ter Mrs. Thomas Meehan and family
.of 3O15 PARK avenue, and Minnie
Flynne for few days.
Mrs, Adam Staninger and daugh.
ter, Miss Ethel of Mount Carme
H., will arrive tomorrow to visit TO,
a week the formers niece, Mrs. II. T.
lnce of AIT Eighth street.
Miss M Howard and her little
nephew, Howard Phillips. Of New
Madrid, Mo. left last night for thei.
home after spending a week with
Mrs. Stephen Bird OF $500 Sycamors
street.
Mrs, Musa Woodward left las.
night for Chicago where she will b.
joined by her daughter. Mrs. A. Il
Macdonald The trio will 20 from
Chicago to Duluth by cleaner and on
her return trip to Cairo, the former
will stop at Macanac where she wiz
be the guest of Mrs. o. L. Bartlett
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Don't talk back to your pal"
Jaw, gee whiz ma, you want all the
fun there is in this house. Detroit
Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-13

Officer Franklin of Paducah. was
in the city last night en- route tc
Springfield, H.. to get a recreant
husband who had abandoned his
wife and family The fellow was
captured by the police at Spring
field.
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The funeral OF arthur IAN Ros
ers, age Is months, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. O. E. Rogers, of 4l9 Uniol
street, who died Thursday, vas
held yesterday afternoon. Inter-
ment was at Beech Grove cemetery.
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b, McManus Jr is arriving new
fore door five passenger automobile.
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One OF the Faculty.
ooh, you naughty child, to throw
stones at the little girl"
IT'S all right, miss, she's only my
sister!"- Sydney Bulletin.
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after LONG
SUFFERING
These Two Women: Health
Restored by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Com,
pound Read Their
Own Statements.

Cheneyville, La. Some time ago
when in poor health, suffering from FEM
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

delinquent
o Of will be added the
FRASER nd Collector.
Cairo I'll, July j. 1912.
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Mrs. Noel Whitehead of Anna, Ill.
was the guest of friends in the %;y
yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-13

DR.. Brown OF Vienna was in the
city yesterday on professional busi,
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-13

Miss jeanette Preetorius Of Joppa
is the guest OF Miss Miriam Glen
denen.
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John Zubly, the American Patriot
Who Turned Traitor

a REPUB Lie
"A Is little bet
n ter than a
government I
OF devils! so de-
clared ] o h n
Joachim Zubly, a
man on whom
our country had
relied, and whom
he Reyolutiontsts
hn 4 ts,~ IT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-13

Edwin Bond returned last even
ing from Union City. Tenn, wher-
he went on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-13

Miss Wayne KiIcone of Paducal
has returned home after a brief yisi
with friends in the city,
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Miss NJ Howard and her little
nephew, Howard Phillips, OF New
Madrid, Mo. left last night for thei,
home after spending a week with
Mrs. Stephen Bird OF $500 Sycamors
street.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
.McLOUGHLIN AND
JOHNSON WINNERS
In Semi-fnals in All-comers' Tour.
nament for National Lawn
Tennis Championship.

Newport. f. L. Aug. A-Maurice E
Mclaughlin. Of San Francisco. and W.
f. johnson. Of Philadelphia, won the
semi-final matches in the all-comers
tournament for the National Lawn Ten
mis- championships in the singles to-day
They VIII meet Monday for the finals,
Mclaughlin beat william J. Clothier. Of
Philadelphia, So 60 So 50 while
johnson won over Karl H. Behr. Of New
York. -. 6-a, 80 81 Clothier was ma
tional champion in 1906. Mclaughlin won
the tournament last year. only to meet
final defeat by William A. Larned. in
the challenge match. Behr was runner
up to Clothier In 1906.
Mclaughlin IL now q to . favorite
for the championship.
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MATTY SAYS HIS ARM
is AS STRONG AS EVER
Giants Great Hurler Expects to Support Marquard
and Tesreau in the Final Dash for the
National League Flag.

prophet when 1t comes to picking pitch
ers.
With the Cubs stan in poor shape there
should not be much difficulty in us driy-
ing to the pennant with the final games
all on our own grounds. Reulbach has
failed to finish in his last few games
Richie Is the one man on whom Chance
places dependence! He certainly has our
number. The peculiar thing about his
pitching Is that he is best against the
Giants while other clubs which we find
no difficulty in beating. pound him hard.
That has been true Of Richie for thee
seasons. and is often the case IN baseball.
pitcher will be very strong against
one club and easy prey for another. ]
cannot explain why We do not beat
Richie. Sometimes the ball seems to
come up there with nothing on 1t but the
stitches. and yet the boys miss It
Understand that I am not trying to
detract at all from Richies reputation
His feat OF beating US On Thursday IN
the last club series. and then coming
back and winning in eleven innings again
on Saturday with only one days rest was
a great performance. Even though 1t was
I who pitched against him. and II cost
me one game in my record. / give him
all the credit In the world for his work
IL was the pitchlng feat OF the season
Few fans realize the pressure under
which twirler works when he Is in the
box in a close and important game IN
the face Of a great crowd which is just
as ready to jeer as II Is to cheer. Chi
cago's chances Of staying in the pen
nant race as contender hung on that
series. II We had cleaned up. 1t would
have so broken the club that they could
never have come hack. Richie knew this.
and he went out there and pitched three
Of the gamest contests that ever saw
worked The credit Is all his.
The Pittsburg team is a fine club, but
IL lacks the speed, as I have said so
often. The odd thing about the Pirates
is that they always look like the best
team In the league when they play the
Giants at the Polo Grounds, where as
when we meet them in Pittsburg they
frequently show very badly for the home
folks. though last week they gave us a
decided tussle.
Many persons besides historians will re-
call that II was by the clever manipula-
ton of his pitchers and working them
out of turn so as to get the hardest men
for us to hit against that Doom beat US
out OF the pennant in 1905. The Phila-
delphia club would dearly love to re-
peat the trick this year. That series
will be no bed Of roses for us.
Copyright. lel2 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
jim DELEHANTY STARS ON
RETURN TO THE MINORS

Jim Delehanty has Joined Claud Ross
man and Red" Killifer, two former
Tigers. on the Minneapolis American AS
ISOLATION club. Jim celebrated his re-
entrance into the minors by having a big
day.
In the first game of double-header
with Toledo, James banged out four hits.
one a double. He contributed to the sec
ond with a single. Meanwhile the other
former Detroiters were not much behind.
The three of them batted .f79 for the two
games, both of which were won by the
Millers. Del is credited with some bril-
liant fielding He was stationed in the
left garden, and had four putouts In the
first game,
The Minneapolis team Is composed al
most entirely Of big league cast-offs. and
what the old-time stars lack in youth
they seem to make up in experience, for
the Millers have a mortgage on the As
soctauon pennant This year they are
having night and Delehanty SENS to
be about the man needed to tip the scale.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25

The Warrington Herald club, Of thu
Northern Association. viii meet the Ma,
tionais. Of the Independsncs' League. q
Chesapeake Beach Friday. Augnst q. .,
the star attraction at the annual out.
ing Of the Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. A handsome prize VIII Be
awarded the winning club.
Aside from the ball game there VIII
be races OF 100, 90 ~ 20. and ~ yards
and cross-country run OF two miles
A three-legged and obstacle race Is also
on the programme. Prof. Joyce. the
weII-known Instructor OF athletics at
GEORGETOWN. is in charge Of the outing.
and this tnsures the public. some we'll
managed events. The first event win be
started promptly at 2 O'Clock.
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Geo. W. Billings. ~ o 81. nv..-.. Ia
Frank Pc Pro. Williams 9tpr. Co.. 100
Frank McCormaek. "a 10Th ST nW.l 1.01
Alex B: qDdorf. LIS Fenna....,., L01
SEQ. Marshaii. Grant Place. 1o0
|B. Macomber, u. 8. Storage Co. =. IoC
Harry Arthur. as Nth st nw....... 100
Fred G. Loflus, 1904 6fhs St. nw.-... l,o7
VIM: J: Donovan, 1873 7th st NV. 1,41
Vic Gauxxa, 80 Penna. Ave. NV. 100
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VIM. Tyler. 5ll 10th st. nw........... 10
VIM. o. Short, 1000 NJ St nw........ Too
VIM H. Beach. Takoma Park. LOO
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Albert RoSinsoa. iii ailsfd NV. 90
A. d. Page. co z ST. nw......,...... LIZ
William Green. Soldiers Home..... 2,12
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CRICKET MATCH TO-DAY.

There Will be a club match at the
Washington Cricket Club grounds in
Rock Creek Park this afternoon, the
game starting at 3, o'clock.
The local cricketers win journey to
Baltimore next Sunday and oppose the
gentlemen Of Baltimore eleven. made up
Of the crack cricketers OF four Baltimore
cricket clubs. The game will be played
on the grounds OF the Baltimore Coun-
try Club, and Capt. Jimmy Rose win
have his best eleven men to oppose the
talent selected by the Oriole contingent.
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DISTRICT NO. s
Inelades fans who reside outside
the District of Columbia.

Jesse NJ. Day. Gaithersburg. Nd. Loss
Harvey E Smith, Hyattsyille, Nd. ass
Shaw Thompson, Gaithersburg. Nd 1000
j. L Miller. R.F.D.4, Sta A. Box 33.. 1000
VIM. B. Gladmon. Silver Spy, Nd. 1000
G. d. Bradshaw, Box n. Linden, Va. 1000
NJ. g. Koerner. 3 Colonial Hts. Va. 1000
A. E. Burgess, Hyattsvflle. Md. Ito
Taber Strawn, RID. l. Landover.. 1000
]. p. Kelley. Kensington. Md. 1000
H. A. Downhan, King&Payne, Alex. LILO
o. +. Hicks. Rockville. Md.-......... 1.h5
James Ketner, Riverdale. Nd. ...... 1000
Oscar Frederick Riverdaie, Md. l,o00j
f. Newton. RF.D1. Sta H.. Nd PIX. LESS
d. C. Smith. Rockville Md. 1880
Walter Shomo. Mt Rainier, Md 1000
P. Harvey. Pat. q oronoeo. Alex Loo
c. H. Zimmerman. Mkt Sp., Alex. LOO
Arthur z. Welsh. ga 9. Pat. Alex. 1000
G. A. Drummer. Falls Church. Va. LOIS
r. A. Cranshaw. E. Falls Church.. 1000
W. s. Stamper. Drummond,- Md. 1,56D
Louis Gott. z. Falls Church. Va. 1o0o
NJ A BeaIle, Relay, Md..-..---... 21o
John Ashby, Box s.. Clarendon--... LIS
Harry Massey, - Princess. Alex. 1000
w. w. Welker. Ill N. Royal. Alex. 1000
Geo. E. Cornell. Brentwood, Md 1000
A. W. Patterson, Laurel. Md.-...... H,3T5
f. J. Keith, Victoria. Va........... ZOO
Thos. B. Wright, Ballston. Va. 1000
J. I. Moffett, Herndon, va........ Los
Herbert Bowbeer. Baliston, Va. 110
s. S. Hayes, Mt Rainier, Md.-...... Loo
Geo. r. Thurston. Mt. Rainier. Md. LILO
L. s. Mccarthy. Silver Springs. Md 1850
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
~ .EDDIE. coLLINs.


Az . prophet, ! feel that have sort
Of faded It has been disastrous week
for the Athletics, and, for the first time.
admit that it looks like Boston. At the
continuation Of their present gait. moth
ing can stop the Red sox from win
ning.
Joe" Wood seems TO be as strong as
ever. which is to say that he Is the won
der Of the American League pitchers
this season. always with the exception
of Walter Johnson. OBrien has been
showing to advantage against some clubs
lately and has looked not SO good against
others, bu, as the pitchers are Stahrs
long suit. be has little TO worry about
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DISTRICT NO. Q
includes fans who reside I'm NORTH
east Washington and northwest
to Fourth Street Northwest.

Lawrence Saxty, $50 18th st. ne...... 1,oeo
Thomas Quinn. 533 18th st. ne...... loo
Anthony Mcdonald, sos n ST nw... 1000
A NJ. Julien, 1913 Monroe, B'kland. loo
Jas. A. Grovannoni, los z ST., nw.. Loo
Albert Herbert, N5 I'd st. nw..... loo
T. L Wight, zoos F ST., ne.......... 1000
]. E. Staub. 800 c st. nw....... LBS
George Sapournas. Ills H st. ne..., $40
Kenton Harper, 202 E ST., nw...... Loo
Albert F. Esch, 81 o St., nw.. Loco
F. ]. McLane, 2H Fla. Ave, nw.... loo
/. S. Pennypacker, 135 u ST., NV. Loo
!. II. Childress. 1257 Kearney, B'k'd. LOCO
Aug. L. Dahler. 235 @ ST. nw....... Ions
J. II. A. Fowler, PIP P ST., nw...... Loo
Peter White, So D ST., nw... Loco
Frank L Yickrey. 1873 z. Capr st. 1,f3o
o. s. McChesnsy, 2os2 First st. NV. 1000
Sam Clayman. 1o25 nth ST. ne....... L210
Charles s. Chapman, 12e F st. NV. 1905
Leo E. Wrenn, LIS c ST., ne-..r 1.O00
Dave Shank. 100 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Loo
A. Tassa, 17 Pennsylvania Ave. 1000
Robert E. Brooks, 732 Sd st. nw.... 1850
W. A. Lehman, 3s3 e st. ne...... $3.50
]. McCauley, GA L St. ne...... 1000
Harry III. Zones. 400 R ST. nw.. 2,75
John Burns. SO First St, nw 1000
James Cahill. 20 I st. nw........... Loo