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Toronto.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-o and up
ward; selling: about five furlongs. Con-
stituent', 15I; Windburn. 1O6; Wild Las
sic, l06; Mrs. Lally. 105; Sheriff Nolte,
Ill; Miss Harvey. Ill: POrcupine, i'll;
outclassed. Ill; Belle Chiffon. III; Dam
Vile II. 1I6
SECOND CE-Three-year-oIds and
upward: selling: about five furlongs.
III. Il III e, S az ~ .,
Worth, rs; Christmas Daisy. Il6; Belle
OF Lynnville. lls; Donation. 1ls
THIRD RACE - Three-year-olds and
upward; selling; about five furlongs.
Ponkatasset, 109; Philopena, 1O9: Vale Of
Avoca, lG9; Oakland Lad, IL: Laura A,
III: Ossabar. III: Tiny Tim. ia: Tee MAY.
ll4; Miss Edna Fenwick, ll4: Fleece, III
upward: selling: about five fuTlongs
Longus. ia; Sally Savage, III: Shreve
ia; Tiger Jim, ia: Mother. ia: Irish
town, III; Jim Milton, III; McAndrews
FIFTH E-Three-year-oIds and up-
ward: selling; about 1--WE furIongs- Phew'
JOG; Sati, ZIG; Silicic. 116; Chess, 116: Jack
Nunally, l16 MOnami. 1l6: Booby, Ii5; De-
ighttul, ll6: Dust ll6; Scarlet Pimper-
mel 119
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-olds and up-
ward: six and one-hah furlong. WoOlly
Mason, III; Yankee Lotus, IL; Gag
Nenard. III: Mia. III; Black Branch,
IL; Lily Paxton. III.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-yesr- -olds and
Spirella, III; Protagoris, III; Lady Rob
bins, Ill; Star Board, 1l6; Susan, 116;
John Mars. 1l6; Koroni. 1l6
EIGHTH RACE-Three-yea and
upward: selling: about five furlonEs.
Cay, lo9: Carrillnn, 1n9; Lou Lanier, III:
Maxton. ia; Miss Dulin, 1lI; Johnny
Wise. Ii; Con Carne. III; True Step, III
Apprentice allowance claimed
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OUTSIDER Wins
selling STAKE
Pommette Bleu Romps Home
+. in First Position IN Tren-
ton Handicap.
HUERAKANE IS SECOND
w. G. Yanke, the California Plunger,
Makes Big Killing When Filly
Beats Fayorite to Wire.

Harve de Grace, Md, Sept. 11.-w. G.
Yanke, the California pIunger. made an
old fashioned swine slaughtering at
Havre de Grace when Pommette Bleu
captured the Trenton selling stakes this
afternoon. The eX-fiddler figured the r
T. Wilson filly "a cinch," and when
Rockville chalked up three's against her.
he entered the betting inclosure and
made every player take to the tall un-
cut Yanke is reported to have wagered
a small fortune in the out of town books,
and his winnings aggregate a goodly
sum. Pommette Bleu trailed the field un-
til the stretch. then easily passed the
favorite, Huerakane, winning much as
Jockey Wolfe pleased. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-SeIling: thresyor-olds and up
ward; six hIrlongS Progressive, lO u. McTaggarh,
to i. Won White, 100 tBoren. to 10. senondi
Blue Thistle 100 liusgrayel, IS to l. third. Time,
LIS IS BeaucDup Deduction. Breaker Boy, Little
Hugh, and MoncTief also ran
SECOND RACE-SellinE: three-y ear-ods and I'D
ward; six furlongS HAguier. Ice lWaldenl, TO 2
won; AtterEi0w. lO5 tAmbruse). Is to 5. second
Ardelon, loS Teahanl TO !. third. Time, LA rs.
Orbed Lad. Eaten, Tommy Thompsop, MGTchaWAy.
Sally r.. Horace E. BristIes, and Chryseis also rSn.
THIRD RACE-SeIling stake; two-yearolds; I'VE
and onehah furlOngs. Pomette Bleu lo3 CWolfe), Il
Brave Cunarder, % Deruudel, % 10 !, third. Time,
/ 90 IS. Grant and Preston Lynn also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selhng; three year-olds and up-
ward; five and One-han furlOngs Lace. lG but
welD. TO 5. won; Ysnghee, l02 u. McTaggaTD.
to s. second; Inferno Queen, los (NckAus) 30 to /,
third Time, los. Sir Denah, AbbOttsford. Gren-
ida, NoSredna, Amhurst, Melville. and Ann rl6
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-selling; mares and geldings; three
yeArolds and upward; mile and seventy yards.
Impression. III u. McTaEEartl, 4 TO l. won; Fred
Mulholand. los (ButWelD 10 to !, second Inspector
LestTade lo3 (Seylonl. TO 2 third Time. I.45 IS.
Molte H., Defy, Bonnie Eloise, Be, Ny Fellow. and
Mycenae also nn.
SIXTH RACE-TEoyear-oIdS; five fuTlOngS IN
dAnnted. to2 Byrnel, to 2 won; Uncle MuH. lO5
HArg1aVel, TO l. Beoond; Mater, l@ (ButwelD, L
to !. third Time l0l. Goteus. Ray o. Light,
Trademark, Coma, Canto. and AShean also nn.
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VIGILANT TEAM IN LINE.
Champion independent Eleven of
the south Holds Meeting.


the south Holds Meeting.
At business meeting of the Vigilant
Athletic Club held at the club rooms,
go Eighteenth Street Northeast, last
night before the largest squad of candi-
dates that has ever reported to the In
dependent Champions. plans, prospect,
and schedule were talked over.
Manager Oliveri has ordered all candi-
dates for the eleven to report to Captain
Turner for their initial practice, which
will be held at Vigilant Park Monday
evening at 5 o'clock. Although the coach
for the season has not yet been selected
it. is known that the management has
two or three reputable men in sight, and
is sure of landing one before the end OF
the week.
Among the old men of the last seasons
eleven were Buck Oliveri, Luscombe,
Josh Lacarrone, Captain Turner. Burns,
Ragan, Bombrest, America, Sinclair,
Hughes, Darlington, Paterson, and Mac
EIfresh. The new men who were present
at the meeting will be on hand at the ini-
tial try-out They are Jim Kerr. George
towns famous half-back; Earl Coling-
worth. Of the 1911 Vigilant team; Aleck
Licarrone, also Of the 1911 outfit; Burns
De Marr, Sam EdmonsJon. Curly Cos
teIio, last season with the National
Athletic Club, and Hubby -o'Meara.
It is expected that before practice time
fully forty candidates will be trying
for the positions on the Independent
champions. as Manager oliveri has re-
ceived communications from many prom
Ising football artists. prominently among
them being Ray Brown. who played such
a sterling game with the champions last
season. ae Martin his hack fieid RIM
ming mate; Johny Blair, OF the Engineer
team; Kemp Cockrell, of the Alexandria
Cardinals, and Crane, a big rangy chap
from Texas
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ROAD CONSOLIDATION
MAY Be PREVENTED
Commerce Commission to Report on
Financial Plan Proposed BY the
New York Central.
MORGAN TESTIMONY GIVEN OUT

Whether or not the New York Central
Railroad will be able to carry out its
proposed financial reorganization proba-
bly, will depend on the findings Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission In the
inquiry now being conducted.
The Senate resolution under which the
commission is acting, it was learned yes
terday, calls for expression by the com
mission whether the proposed scheme OF
financing the consolidation of the New
York Central and the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern would not constitute
an unwarranted and Illegal capitalization
of the roads, and whether the consoli-
dation itself would not be in violation Of
law.
Thus far the commission has given no
evidence of how ii regards the proposed
plan, but II has manifested determined
purpose to inquire sharply into all de-
tails The commission itself would have
no authority in law TO prevent the pro-
posed consolidation, nut an adverse hnd-
ing by 1t undoubtedly would have tatal
effect upon the efforts of the New fork
Central officials to put the plan through
stenographic transcript of ]. p.
Norgan's testimony before the commits
s:cn was made public yesterday. 1t con-
tains interesting observations on the
present condition Of the bond and secur-
ity market and detailed outline Of the
extensive plan which the New York Cen
tral officials now have in mind for the
raising OF funds for the proposed con-
solidated system for the next ten years.
Mr.. Morgan in his testimony combats
the statements that the proposed consol-
dated per cent bond issue of Sl61, ,lo2,+ 40
would result in a loss TO the New York
Central Of $4,000 n year for eighty-nVe
wears on account of the Increase in in
terest rate. 1t is proposed that this new
issue of per cents shall be used in TAX
ing up the outstanding 81 per cent bonds
low existing against the New York Cen
trail and the stock Of the Lake Shore and
the Michigan Central Railway,
Mr.. M,rgan TESTIFIED that he believed
the New York Central would be able
to save under the proposed plan mor11
than the $4,000 a year in increased in
terest charges thprugh the greater
facility of financing the consolidated
companies,
]. AspinwalI Hodge. who appeared as
for the minority stockholders,
wanted to know how many shares Of the
stock of New York Central the Morgan
firm owned wher the proposed new
financ:n- OF the Central was approved.
Mr.. Morgan could not tell whether the
firm owned any stock. He acknowledged
that thu firm had a contract with the
New York Central and its allied lines to
serve exclusively as fiscal agents
Mr.. "dg. wanted TO know IL 1t had
ever occurred to Mr.. Morgan that the
prohibition against the increasing of the
Lake Shore stock beyond $O,CJ0,00O might |
pof IDLY be illegal Mr.. Morgan replied !
thet no such objection had ever been
made 70 him.
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FLAG TO IROQUOIS
In JUNIOR LEAGUE
Manager Jex's Club Lands Pennant
in Rosedale Juvenile
Circuit.

The ROsedale Junior League, after en-
jOyinG a most successful season, closed
its schedule yesterday with tie Iroquois
team as pennant winners First place
has been hOtly contested and has been
occupied by the Astorias, HighlanderB,
and lroquOis, respectively.
The 1roquois, after losing three Of it's
first five games began a winning streak,
which carried them TO the top from
hence they could not be dislodged.
Much of the leagues success is due TO
the efforts of President f. J. GaTm-
NU8niesEss- VoeiiTer, and
the rivalry and spirit OF the teams. The
members OF champion IToquois team are
Edward Dillon. Edward Dittoe, Carl
Diedrich, Ralph Fraser, George w.
Giovannetti, George r. Hallock. William
Hill, Garnet w. Je< (manager). George
heisteT, Fred Kr; l, Alexander kirchner.
Mel Macdonald, William Murphy, Ed
ward Nicholl, Roger c. Power Ccaptain),
Joe Slattery. Edward league, Nelson
Whitehill, and Archie Ward. Score:
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lOnss. panzarsta. us Pakl. 70 S. won; Sin
Blslse. los CTayiogl. u TO 5. second; Covl i0i
0skirTinl, to L third. Time. la IS Sherwood
and Ella Bryson also rAn.
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechase three-year-old.
and maiden four and fve-year-olds; 500 added;
about two miles Promoter. Is5 Eoe), . 70
5 won; BTyDdorVn. 10 Dupel. 4 TO i, secondi
Fnjole 80 (Howardl. z 10 /. third Time SO IS
Brosseau. L5ne, veisini, aud Dissenter all fell.
FIFTH RACE-The HOchelasa Handicap; two
ysarolds; $500 added; dx furlongs. Surprising
Is tRightmifel. 10 5, won, Emerald Gem, riiC
Gould, to !. second; The Usher. lOs (skirTin)
8 to /. third Time. l:I3. MindG, Gar Michael
PriEes Petal. and Hodge also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; tueeyear-olds and I'D
ward; $500 added; six furiongs. Campeou, IL
tRightmirel. to 2, won; TankRrd. ia CGay), &c
l. second: Merry Lad. IL tobert), 50 to i, third
Time, las. Shepherds Song. Willis LAmode, Man
heimer, and Camellia also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds and
upward; 500 added; mile and a quarter. Good Day
lol (Taylorl. II to 5, won; The Rump los WATT,
even, second; Lady Rankin, IO6 (skiryinl, 4 to J.
third Time. 2ds Is Floral Day and WoOdcrafi
also ran.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ot Columbia As Court Of Bankruptcy. In tho
matter Of ID. William Oyster. bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy No. 81 Notice is hereby given that ths
aboT>-uzmed bankrupt has fled lis petition nav
Ing for a discharge from all his debts in bank
uptcy and that his creditors and Other prisons in
interest required TO enter their appearance in
opposition, any 70 desire. in the eiers onice Of
aid court on beforr the 10Th day of Octobcr.
BIS WILLIAM NJ HALLAsI. Referee in Rsnk.
ruptey. SeIaIg
IN THE sUPREAB COURT OP- -rIE DISTRICT
a. Columbia, holding . Bankruptcy Court. In ,,
Isaac hatEe1l. trading ~ Tie New York CycIs
Company, alleged bankrupt. No. 80 bankrptry
where's petition was on ths sih day q August
s!S Med herein foe adjudication o. hauknlltcy
against lsaac kAt1en and il appearing frun The re
turn of the marshal heretofore made and from ltbs
petition fled herein that said bankruut Is mot
within the Dstrict Of Columbia, and that personal
service of. the subpoena herein cannot be made on
him therein; nov. On motion Of r. Walter Band
enbHFg. one Of the attorneys for said prtitiOpers
IT IS oriered. this Sth day Of September lsI3 thai
the said Isaac Kat1en do appsar and plead answer
or demur 10 said Petition in bankrlpt-y Al tbi.
eo1rt, as Court of Bankruptcy On the THIRD
DAY OF OCTOBER, lsij. fat 10 O'Clock a. m
5000 cause for the fixing a that date having been
shown 10 the COURT, and show ea,ise il auy tbery
be, why the prayers Of said petition shJcld not b.
STanted and said Isaac Katzeu be adj1dicated
bankrupt within the puryiew of said Law and tb,r
service be made upoa said Isaac Katzen by rslb
lishins this order in The Washington Herald, I
newspaper published in the city Of Washington
distinct % Columbia, also in the Law RepOrter
once week for two consecutive weeks the last os
such publication TO Be On the 18th day Of Septen-
Der, lsl5 and by mailing a COPY Of this order and
sid petition to the last known place q abode oF
the said isaac KatzcB. in the District Of Columbia
on or before the Ny Of the first publication By
the Court. WENDELL Z. STAFFORD Justirc.
\ true copy. Test: (Sesny J. Il. YOUNG. Clerk
~ W. =. LEMON. Assistant CIerk. scIslg
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Montreal.

FIRST RACE-Purse, 500; two-year-
Olds: selling: five and a half fuTlongs.
The Spirit" 100: Aprisa. 1Ol; Parcel Post,
l1S; Stevesta, 113; Serenata,' 100: Can
nock.- lG2: Malik. los; Requiem, lis.
SECOND RACE - 500 added: three
yesr-olds and upward; six furlongs.
Southern Shore. 1O4; Battery, I0I; Burn
ing Daylight, los: Question Mark los;
Lord Lucre.T %; Cherry Seed Jos; Glen
Beachey. los.
THIRD RACE-$sOO added: provincial
nursery; two-year-oids: five furlongs
Irish King 1I5: Sandy. 115: Linsprit. us;
Stoneycroft Belle. Il5: Dublin Girl, 1I5:
Irish Pride; 1I5: Suivezmoi. lis: Pour de
RENE, ll5: Droit au But, lis Irish King
SANDY, and LinsDrit coupled: Dublin
Girl and Irish Pride. Ogilvie entry: Sui
Yezmoi. Pour de Refine, and Droit au
FOURTH RACE-s6OO added: steeple-
miles Bushlark, 1SO; Race Well, 132;
Jiu Jitsu, 155; Luckola, 141; Noble, I3l; /;
ence. IiS.
FIFTH RACE-$5O0 added: three-year-
olds and upward; six furlOngs Mama
JGhnson,- 80; Henpeck, 1O4; Brawny, 1O7:
Wills, llO; Euterpe. 1O4: Song of Rocks"
100; Tom Holland, los; The Gardener, III.
SIXTH RACE-$5OO added: four-year-
Sula Emma l0l; L. NJ. Eckert' IO4: Cliff
Top, JOS; SprinEmas. 1O9: Bobby Cook
JOS; Love Day, 112; Ben Prior.s 1c4; Oak
ley, JOG: Lord Elan, Io6; Veneta Strome.
SEVENTH RACE-s5OO added; three
year olds and upward; one and one
eighth miles. Gerrard.s 10S: Schaller, 107;
PLANT, los; Strife, Ill; Beach Sand l07 !:
Henry Hutchinson, los: Garneau, III,
Apprentice allowance. claimed.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-Se.iix: twoysar-olds; maidens;
- aedsai I've ana Cn-half fuTIongs Peuniless,
]. second: HaTsneIi. 20 CWiIisTps, sr t9 tbjr5
Time ~ % Our MabciIs. King Cotton BBIr
Around. Tigsiia, CSraquet. PriN,is Cheer. Bsbs.t
md Jezal aisI IAN 1880 AoNe7''
SECOND RACE-AH ages; faalfa IN C,nsa,. s-oo
added; one Ini3c. Liudesta. lo9 uigrusl. : ~ mi
Eon: Amberte. 10 adams. 10 J. ,sC,,i o.. -
non. h6 MStiSl, 10 l. tIiHL TIM, l.II CsDrr
Sauce and Rock Spring also ran 'e1
THIRD RACE-.in aEss; $50 added. six fur-
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT %. 81 CAPE
,,tM Building and Grounds. WaShinston D. q
trouosas I'm dupicatsl will be received and oVsnsd
HoS1AY a6 YOrs sEffEMssERT fss 81 Two . s s9cLocS e;
ing and gutter, mansaId story. HOUSE ono Build
lng Plans and specifications will he Furnished a.,
sPphest,on g .1 sceomTanied b. check cash in the
Lhe right y Reserved 10 reject any OF all biis ami
20 waive techHfealifies infnFmaiitiRs ELLIOTT
WOODS superintendent U. 5. Capitol Ruildiu-
--l 4- "-olnlA sepS2.l5b
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE- ROOM
20 Southern Building. Washington, d. O. Sen
ienber 10 sn-sealed proposals for dredging in
virginia Channel Potomac River D. C. will h. re-
esived es here until Il n. OCTOBER a, 1918. and
,T men Pgoleg opsned, Information On spphcation
W. o. LANGFITT, Lieut.. Co., EnguS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n e
Washington, ID. C.. September 10, 1915 ssalsd
proposals VIII be received At this Office. Reom roI
Distnct Building. until o'elock D. m on srn,er,-
District Of Columbia. Forms Of propossIS s,ecia-s
nous, and necessary information may be olasiped
iIon the Chief Clerk, Engineer Departn,ebt Roo,,
"a District Building, Washington, ID. C OITYER
r NEWMAN FREDERICK L sTDDONS
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioner %. q
seio.nl2,Elsl6
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TTIF
District OF Columbia Washington. Septembrr 0
lsiA Sealed proposals viii be received at this Of
nee. Room 500. District Building until 2 o'cJocE.
p m. September q. 1913, for furnishing 5elivsring
ana erecting Tor use In the Water Department D.
z, SIl6 feet, more or less chain link wire fence
Specifications and form Of proposal NAV be obssiDsi
nom the Purchasing Oa6eer Rom I'D Distrirt
BUILDING OLIVER P. NEWMAN, FREDERICK
1. slDDoSs' CHESTER HARDING. Commits
s-uLtLs ~. =. sel0l.l2B
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Huvre de Grace.

FIRST Neutrality-suspicious.; sell
ING; hve and one-half furlongs Briar
Fath', no; Turkey in the Straw, 81;
silver Moon. l0S: Ford Mai, lG7: Wanda
Pitzert, l0; Hobnob. ll2; Scallywag, Ill;
Irlhera. 98; Coeur d'Alene, 80.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-old handi-
cap; hve furlongs. Humiliation, 81; Mr..
sniggs. 1g; Tranid, lO6; Carl, 100; Su-
perintendent. IO9.
THIRD RACE Three-year-olds and
upward: selling: mile and seventy yards.
superstition, l09; j. II. Houghton', III:
Working Lad', 1O9; Hedge Rose, 100;
Falcada, los.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-o and
upward; Fox Hill Handicap; six fur
longs. Light o. My Life, 110; Sebago,
no; Shackleton, los; Tartar, los; Hester
Prynne, 107: Spring Board, 1l6; Cherokee
Rose, Ill; Prince Ahmed, los; Marjorie
FIFTH RACE-Two-year-olds selling;
five and one-half furlongs. Charles Can
nell', 100: CentRuri, 100; Red Path, 106:
Gregg. 1G3; ovation, 1O5; Sunamit JOS;
Small. los; Irish Boy, 1O5: Thelma, j.,
los: Mordecai. 1OS.
SIXTH RACE Three-year-olds and
upward; selling: mile and seventy yards
Compliment. 100; Stentor, 10; Master
Jim. 100: Daingerfeld, los; Reno, los; Su-
perstition, Ill: Little Ep, l07: Little Jupi-
ter, los; Petelus, 100: Ursa Major. 107;
Swish. 100
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Harvard Eleven to Rkport.

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 1I-Candidates
for the Harvard football eleven VIII re-
port on Monday. A number OF vacancies
in the line and in the back field have
been caused by graduation, but the
coaches have hopes OF developing some
"green' material into worthy successors.
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Runs-Dusan, GayeT, r. Folliard, Power e.
league. Fraser, Dittoe. slsttcry. Earned r1ns-Iro-
quots, 4; Climber First hase b errurs-Iruuuois
9; Climbers, left on basss-Climbsrs l. First
base on balls-On Fraser, l of Mcdaniel. J Struck
out-By FraStr, 10: by Mcdaniel, & Home run
TeaGue Threebass hits-Kraft, Frascr. Sacrifice
hit-Hil Stolen bases-PoWsr. Knft Fraser Dit
toe slattery, r. FoniaId. Dugan, Grady. Passed
hSil-GayeT- Umpires-MessrA Ccunors and TWee-
dale. Time Of game-i2 minutes
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FoetbaI cammIttce ,Ieet,.

New York. Sept 1.-THE intercollegiate
football rules committee will meet at the
Hotel Manhattan in this city on Sep
tember y for the purpose OF codifying a
number Of the rules that viii govern the
srtdtron game this year.
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st. Paul. 8; Falls Church. z.

HuI,,-aIIold q. BrowninT a. NJ Birch, wal
ieis- hSo<rs CillnD 90, LSles tD. oyer C9, Bur
IsS' lie; Aases On bslls-OH Bu-ifv . Two-base
ml-Nood. Sacrifice ht-Aiertz. Hit by pitcher
IoEson- Sloln basCz-Mertz Arnold. ProwniDg
StT.lek ou'--By Buricy, ;; by Coe. S; by Won Hngr
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Prospects Bright mt Annapolis.

Annapolis, Md, Sept. n.AMore than
sixty men turned out today for football
practice. The prospects are that this
years team will be one of the best that
ever represented the Navy College
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AWNINGS & WINDOW SHADES

WE MAKE A SPECIALLY OF FIRST
class opaque shades; hung al soc eaeh-
A card will bring salesman R. g. M
BURTON q SON. ell z St NV. Phone
VI Sl9i.
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Lexington.

FIRST RACE-Selling: three-year-oIds
and upward; six furlongs Kelly lO2;
Rosemary. 102; Lady London, I02: Cedar
brook. les; Ethelda, los: Stanley s.. los;
Major, los; Chanticleer, los; Winning
Witch, los; Mark A. Mayer, Ill; Busy,
Ill; George OXnard. Ill.
SECOND RACE = Selling: two-year-
olds; five and a half furlongs. Destino,
l02: Aunt Mamie, 1O3; DIR. Samuel, IO5;
Gipsy Love, lg7; Rustling Brass, los;
Delft, l09; Bac, Ill.
THIRD RACE-Purse; three-year-olds
and upward; one mile. Flying Tom, 100;
Miss Hawkstone, 100; Usteppa, 1O3; The
Grader, lO6.
FOURTH RACE-seIling; three-year-
olds and upward; mile and seventy
yards. Gold Color. 90; DIETRICH, 90: Billy
Baker, 80; Esther Blues. -; Tactless, 90,
Louis Widrig, 80; Bernard. l09; Syzygy.
100: Rake, 100: Allen Bridgewater, lG9;
James RoclSery, Il2; Polls, H.
FIFTH RACE - Purse: two-year-old
maiden fiIlies: six furlongs NeIrose, lI2;
Martha Mckee. 112; Kyrene liz; Baby
Sister, 1l2; Marty Lou. u2; Flying
Frances. IL; Lady Errant. II2: Moitka,
ll2; Tom Boy, Il2; Kisland, 1I2; Angie
d. III: Hubertine. 1l2.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three year-olds
and upward; mile and seventy yards
Anna Reed, 1O2; Green. IO7; DR.. Waldo
Briggs. lOI; Ejindle, 1O7; Ada Bay, ITO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-LEFT ON BENCH AT NAT.
ball park; q lightweight gray over
coat Reward II returned to Room S0S,
Jeuirer Building.
LOsT-sEPTEMBER g. PINK CORAL
necklace. between 1880 r. !. Ave. and
nth and o Sts NV, or on l1th st. car
hns to 9Th and I Sts- Re-ard- Phone
lincoln l751
The Washington herald., 1913-09-12
RAILROADS.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY.

sCHEDULk IN EFFECT MAY 8, nlA
Leave Washington. New Unio1 Station
80 O. N Dai6-An points On NoFfob q Western
n1o D n Daily-Rnanoke. Bristol Winston -Salern.
knozEiile, Cnattanooga. Nashville, New Orleans
Through sleepeT. Diuing cara
san m.-Foi Bristol. RnozTiIls, Ohattanooza,
Nashuile. Memphis. and ell points in The south
vest NashingtoD Memphis sleepers open Il % .. %.
Ff Norfolk-Leaye daily t7o N and l2M noon.
ArTiSs Norfoh u - a N. and So D D. PsrIor
cara.
Elkt0n.
p N. and 1;I5 n. daily
The Washington herald., 1913-09-12
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE "A
new, up-tO-da$e Nov
irnS Picture Thea$er; To-
Gated in good. busy sec
ticn, on business street:
seating capacity between
900 and 500; best eqUip-
menS On the market: now
under lease at $3.50 per
month: BROKERS' and own
ers who may have lots
that can be offered in ex-
change for this property
are requested 70 give full
particulars Of property
offered or no attention
will be given 90 answer.
Address BOX 50, Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-12
CHESAPEAKE REACH RAIIWAY,

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EffECTIVE SEPTEMBER L. 1913.
Subject to Jhsnpe withfmf Notlce
FRIDAY. sERTEAiBER q l9l1
GoiNG-LsaFs District line. I6a0 an, 2sO and
$50 .. N
aEruRNING-Lsa's th: Beach. ns. saa and
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L. 1918
GoiNe-LsTs District Hns o0o u % q. m.
80. $40. and f54 q N
REIuRNINs-LeA'e the Beach. EO. sao. ssO,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER H. Isl5
A. m. 80. i;i5. aud $50 D. m.
RErUkNING-LeaEe the Beach E20. 30 So
: ~. and n1e y m W. n. JONES. PrssidsnL