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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-15
dying OF WOUND
OF SELF NFLICTlON

DANvILLE, VA. May 14.-Herman
Cunningham. twenty-six yearS old, 10
in . dying condition in the General
hospital here today ~ . result Of =
solf-inflicted wound believed to have
been made last night with suicidal
intent.
CunninghAm'ss young wife was
awakened ut 1880 o'clock blythe re-
port Of pistol. Her husband. who
was then huddlod In o. heap 1t the
foot or the bed. was grooming with
pain, the bullet having penetrated the
left lung near the heart.
Dependency y supposed to have
caused Cunningham's tragic act Just
what worries he had suffered Ii not
known. He has : pretty wife and two
children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-15
HOSPITAL CONTROL.
PASSES TO-DAY

Formal control OF the Memorial
hospital to the boards OF visitors Of
the new Medical College OF Virgins
will pass today. the present governing
board turning over the operation Of
the institution to the State, and the
virginia hospital according to agree
ment VIII be closed June 1st.
DR.. n. w. Miller. OF Barton
Heights. assumes the MANAGEMENT Of
the hospital today. and Mias Agnes D.
Randolph. present superintendent Of
tn virginia. succeeds Niss Rosa z
Ven Wort at the Memorial, Nissl van
Wort taking charge Of the new stuart
Circle hospital. Complete super-
viaion Of the hospital. - Or the col
lege plant, at course. win Be vested
III pr. 3. G. Mitchell. the new prest-
dent Of the merged institution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-15
Indicted For Arson.

Insurance Commissioner Button was
yesterday informed J. G. and Casper
Burkholder and Lester Conner had
been indicted in Shenandoah county
for burning house belonging to J.
G. Buikholder. The case against tho
trio was worked up by agents Of tho
insurance department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-15
EleCeSon n f,nsrr,arv =.

Election ID C0mpany d.
Orders have been Issued by the Ad-
jutant-general's department for an
cA0Q9A d NecQnA lietk4naAt for that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-15
EXERCISES IN HONOR
CONFEDERATE DEAD

Exercises in honor OF the Confed-
crate dead resting in the Hebrew
cemetery were held yesterday after
noon in the chapel under the aus
pieces Of Hebrew Ladies' Memorial as
ISOLATION. DR.. E. N. Calisch, rabbi
Of Beth Ahabah synagogue, conducted
the memorial services. The music was
rendered by the quartet OF Beth
Ahabah.
Attired in their Confederate gray
uniforms. almost every veteran of Lee
Camp attended the services. Com
pany B. Walkers Light Brigade. fred
a salute ever the Confederate graves
New Charters Granted.
The following charters were grant
ed yesterday by the State corporation
commission:
Chevy Chase Realty corporation,
Richmond, Va: $4,000 to $4,000:
F. w. Dabney, president; John s..
Harvie. vice-president: l. w Nuckols,
secretary and treasurer-all OF Rich
mond, Va
Berry & Stroud Building ana Loan
Co., Inc, Lynchburg, Va: $1,000 to
$4,000; r. N. Berry. president; s. L.
Stroud, secretary and treasurer.
Lynchburg: L. c. Burks. Lynchburg.
Va.
Star Of East Lodge, Accomac
Va: no capital: J. H.
Edwards secretary: Babe Kellum.
G. w. CunQuest-ail OF Ac-
comaC Courthouse. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-15

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The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
SAM JACKSON To RUN
DURING laurel meet
Son of Garry Hermann, Ravello II,
Also Will Be Present at the
Maryland Meet.
BELMONTS STABLE SHIPPED

Laurel Md, Sept. 2L-Y. NJ. McGinnis
Sam jackson, whom the horsemen be-
lieve has royal chance to capture the
third renewal of the $1,000 Kentucky
four-mile endurance stakes. at Churchill
Downs, Louisville. next month, is en-
tered in the headliners TO be run here
during the October meeting of the Mary
land State Fair.
The son OF Garry Herman. RaveIlo II,
is now being kept on edge at Saratoga
and will be shipped here shortly. Sam
Jackson is a probable starter in the
Baltimore handicap. at a mile and a six
teenth, which is to be decided several
days before the Kentucky classic.
In his races here Sam Jackson will
mingle in with some fast company when
he goes to the post with August Bel
mont's Rockview, Fred Johnson's Cock o.
the Walk. a. l.. Aste's Ten Point, and
other cracks.
Word was received today by Manager
NJ. J. Winn from Saratoga that the Bel
mont stables would be shipped here dur
ing the latter part of this week by
Trainer Sam Hildreth. who has been
keeping the colorbearers of the chair
man of the Jockey Club in shape for the
coming events at the local track.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purss. 500: three -yearoIts; sell
lug; siN fuTlUnGS Dick DeRdwood, los tGouldl
500. won Frei Levy. ITO Levy, $50. second
Neither Ketcham. lOs 'TsyIorl $40. third. Time
l:l3 IS. willis finished third. but was disquali
hodl- Nobby. W. ]. Buckner. Luris QueCd Ar
Gene. and Kayderoseros also ran.
SECOND RACE-Pursc. 500 tWoy ear-olds: fualed
in Canada; five aud ouc-half fnrlonss Beehive
Is G'eak $50. won: DARK Rosaleen, lis tAdamsl
$40. second Corn Broom. is lBurnsl, $40 third
Time. 0s. NasiatiO, Old Reliable. and Mauou
Gsiety also ran
THIRD RACE-Pursc. 500: three -year-olds and
upward; selling; mile and one-sixteenth. Earl Of
SAVOY, lO7 tGoulil, $40. won; Beach sand, Il3 a.
800. thiId. Time, l :i9 25. Fiel, Bandy Zane and
PLANT also ran.
FOURTH HACE-Purse 500: tWo-year-olds; five
furI"n~s FTro-.'d Gem. lis Could $50. won;
r..a1 .z .tH.- otherl. S1I0, second; Privei
t- .E1-e. S9.6l third. Time. las IS.
." Nl..'- --.szsing. Golden Chimes. Littlcst
81 Hrrr BsE. Perpetual. and Dick DOdie also
rjfrEH T-a'r-FIrse. 500: thrue-yesr-oIds and
uaEa-t sclliE1 ~ 'le and oae-sixfsenth. Micco-
sesaE. 57 .Erl.. %. won; COreopsis. rs Daten-
i1rs --sg. sea-1I; SchalIer. lG (FairbrUther)
t= . 1.s- la9 Uncle Obie, Lord Elan,
Hr# T. H-H. alsn
..EIH ... &C. Purse, go; three -ycar-olds and
.aa-rr-. r.r.sr.r-r1 ?: about two miles. Bill An
frr5. I7 .ss.r.. 100, won; Juyerence li2 CKer-
mathl. $50. second; Octopus. li2 lKchleTl. out
third Time. = IS. Only three starters.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $50: thrce-year-olds
aud upward; handicap; mile and Onc-siEteenth.
Tsctics lO5 Could. s. 90 won; Aircy lG2 Taylor
500 second: Ella Bgysnn l02 CRightmeir), out
third Only three starters.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pursc: msidens colts and geld
inEs two-y Odds; FIVE and one-haIf furlongs Buck
keenun IL iMcCsbcl. SEQ. won Squire Bill lOs
IAndrcssl. s 20 second; OReilIy IL Wioosel 81
third. Time SS IS Tavonia Darbyshirc. JudEr
Gheens Transit. MoonstonC, The Gandcr. Sheffield
Big SUrit and Constant also ran.
SECOND RACE-PurSs: Ncycar-od fIlics: five
fuIonCs. Gipsy Love. 1T Uiousel S. won: Any
Time 100 CBoreI. $50 sccoDd: Ida Lavinia IO5
tMcCsbcl. s. %. third. Time IOo4A Edna Lrska.
Hiuzta Silver Tone Marty Lou HOrcuse, Cole
Rrka. and Penalty also ran.
THIRD RACE-PUrse; all aSCS: viN furlonss. Oak
land lls iBOreD. SIS. won: Bittra. lis OirinerI
$40 sCcond; Bette sue. l9 Dishmonl s. 90 third
Time lI3s5. Charter. Beulsh s Amity. sin
DAY. Old Trump. star Rose, Rosemary Bill NhalCy
and Peculiar also
FOURTH RACE-PGrsc: thrcc-ycar-nlds and M.
ward one mile Solar Star 100 tKcnghl. 81 won
Clubs los Dishmonl. $40 secnnd: Irish Gentle,
man. III tIoosel. $50 third. Time. J3 81 Just
Red and Ymir also ran.
FIFTH RACE-PmSe; all ages; six furIongS
Candy Box. IS Martini. 5000 won: Gasket II;
n.oftusl. Sle0. second; PupgTn. lI2 Turner, s.
third. Time, lib. Coy Guide Post Alador Anon
Uncle Dick, Cracker Box, Lodonz, and Rock Bar
alsn ran.
SIXTH RACE-Thrre-year-ol and upward: one
and one-siKteenth miles. High Private. ll9 CGoosel,
81 10 won: Worlds Wonder. lO tBuxtOnl. $50 SC
ond; star Actress. 95 Martini. $40 third. Time
Is IS. Manager Mack and Cream also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
ALABAMA PREACHER
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
Rev. F. B. Webb, of Talladega at Hos
pital as Result of Inhaling
Illuminating Gas.
DEATH NARROWLY AVERTEI

Found unconscious in a room at the
Majestic Hotel. the Rev. F. B. Webb
PRESBYTERIAN preacher. of Talladega. Ala,
is at Emergency Hospital recovering from
the effects of inhaling Illuminating gas.
He was discovered shortly after O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon by l. P. Page, the
clerk. who was attracted to the room oy
the odor OF gas.
His life was saved by the use OF the
pulrnotor, DR. Ready using the machine
for half an hour before the clergyman
rallied.
Upon regaininE consciousness Rev. Mr..
Webb told DIR. Ready he could not eN-
plain how tie gas had been turned on.
He said he had come TO Washington sew
eral DAYS ago to attend the funeral of his
brother. Vert Webb. a promoter, with
offices in the FarraCut. After attending
his brothers funeral in Pennsylvania, the
Rev. Mr.. Webb returned to Washington.
He told DR.. Ready that early yester-
day morning while walking in Pennsyl-
yania Avenue he became tired and stop
ned at the Majestisc to rest. He OBJ
tanned a room and went TO bed.
The police learned that several weeks
ago a sister OF the Rev. Mr.. Webb was
killed in an automobile accident in
Texas He has a wife and three
children living in TalIadega. DIR. Louis
X Beatty. of 6lO East Capitol Street,
who attended the Rev. Mr.. Webbs
brother before his death, called at
Emergency Hospital to see the clergy
man last night.
DR.. Beatty notified Mrs. Webb that
her husband was i'll and would be de-
tanned in the city for several days.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
feature RACE
TOHILL STREAM
ROxey Angarola's Daughter
of Chuctunda Wins First
Race at Havre de Grace.
ODDS QUOTED AT 2 TO l
Bowery Boys Make Big old-FashiOned
SIaughtsring, but Commission
Backs Prices Down.

Havre de Grace, Nd, Sept 25.-The
Bowery boys made an old-fashioned
slaughtering at Havre de Grace this aft
ernoon on Roxey Angarola's Hill Stream.
Roxey purchased the daughter OF Chuc-
tunda from John Sanford at Saratoga.
and since has been laying away with the
big coup in mind. Last evening RoXey
sent word to the Bowery boys and those
who did not get here from the board
walk wagered in the handbooks. So many
people were in on the know that a big
commission came back to the track in
consequence. The Angarolaites only Sc
cured IS for their money. Hill Stream
broke on her toes and walked home.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Msidsn; two-ycar-olds; Eve and
half furiongs. Hill Stream. l0s (Shuttinses, 9 to
s. won; High Priest. loI CButweTl. to /. second;
Recession, lol (karickl, to l. third. Time, lSG
Fool o Fortune. WaIlsrs. Miss CaTanaugh, Capt,
Ben. and Chief Magistrate also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: three-year-olds and I'D
ward; mile and seventy yards Blackford los tJ.
McTsgEzrt), to 4. won; My Fellow lO4 (Derundel
TO l. second: Little Hugh. IS "a wilson,. Il to l.
third. Time. Is. Clinton BOundtr. John Reard0n,
and Setback also rau
THIRD RACE-The Camden sellins stakes; two
yozr-olds; six furiongs. Hurakan los (ButweiD,
= to ). won; Preston Lynn, lT (Bryncl. II to .
second; NaiAd. lOi Wolfei. to l. third. Time.
L 25. Brave Cunader also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ages: mile and
seventy yards. Hedge, lG CMusgraIel to s. won;
spearhead. 50 u. McTAEpartl, Is to l. second Star
GaSe lei tShuttinserl. TO l. third Time. l:4l Is.
JaWhone. Guy Fisher. LOchiel. Tale Carrier, and
FIXING Yankee also ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling; three -ycar-old aud up
ward; six furlonEs Lace. los lButwelD, l3 to 10,
won; Thrifty, loj u. McTaggartl. : TO 5 second
yellow Eyes, ia Cwolfel. 90 10 : third. Time,
Is % Right Easy and Horace =. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Thrcc-yeaT-u and upward: SIX
furlCngs Tartsr. lo5 tWolfCl. } to TO- won: Mar
jurie A. lB tDeruudel. l. to TO- second; Kate
h. ll5 tDREie-i. Is to I. third. Time l:I3 Josie
Ice, Rolling Stone. and Joe Finn also ran
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
CASSIDY and CUSACK
feature SCRIMMAGE
Hilltop Candidates Put Through Hard
Practice by Coaches Despite the
Warm Weather.
RALPH DoNNELLY QUITS SQUAD

Despite the warm weather. football
candidates for the Georgetown varsity
eleven were sent through a vigorous two
hours practice yesterday, winding up
with a ten-minute scrimmage. when the
first team was able to score one touch
down.
The Hilltop coaches shifted several So
called varsity players over to the scrubs
and in consequence there was much
fumbIing and ragged play. Cassidy and
Cusack featured the sCrimmage and play
ed good football
Ralph DonneIly, who scored one of the
touchdowns against Virginia last fall and
who has been regarded as a fixture at
one of the ends by many of the Hilltop
supporters, turned in his suit yesterday
and announced that he was going to
quit Donnellys reasons are not known.
Jim Dunn, the big half back. was on
the field. but not in uniform, and he
adheres to his original decision of not
coming out for the eleven this year.
1t is understood that the coaches will
pass a rule at their meeting tonight an
nouncing a date for the near future, when
all of last years players who are not out
with the squad must report, failure to do
so on or before this date will mean that
the men have automa tically suspended
them elves from the team.
Durlng yesterday ScrlIlHlaBe lne
teams lined up as follows:
Varsity-Cusack, left end; Bold, left
tackle; Title, left guard: Petritz. center;
heiskell, right guard; McNulty, right
tackle; Martin, right end; Costello, quar-
ter back: Cassidy, left half back; Golden,
right half back: Foley. full back.
Scrubs-Hanford, left end: Baylis, left
tackle: Barron, left guard; Grove. center;
Mclean, right guard; Eichenlaub, right
end; Calnan, quarter back; Landreau.
left half back; Murray, right half back;
King, full back.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
Havre de Grace.

FIRST RACE-Three- year -oids and upward; sell
ing: siy furlongs. 'ASnier. llO; DR.. II. L. SWAT
enger lOi: Hass0u lCs sir AlTescot 100; Agnar l02;
Silver Moon, IS; Incison. le: BristleS. %; Hans
Greek lO5.
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward;
selling: one mile and seventy yards. Brandon, 81;
Hedge Rose los: Frog los; Homecrest. Ill: In
spector Lestrade los: Little EP 100; Falcada. lc;
J. H. Huughton lO6; IudEe WaseT Ill; Royal
Meteor. lO6: Bay Brook, los: Lad Of Langden, q.
THIRD RACE-An age; handicap; six furlongs
Water Wclles 100; Sehago. lU7: Hobnob. lo2; Dr.
Duenner lO5: Superintendent, los; 0enesa 30; Mon
tressor " sprite lis; Yankee Notions. iR; Noupa-
rril. 50; Impression. IA
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward I;
selling: six furIougs. 'Nimbus, lOi: Ann Tlly. l0o
Top Rock. 100. Vote lo5; Inferno Queen. l02;
C0rdie F. Is: Garth Io5s Compliment, lOs, After
Glow. lO5: CleopAt, 100
FIFTH RACE-TwO-y ycar-olds selling; FIVE and
half furlonEs. Louise TravsTs los: Trade Marx.
lo2: The Urchin. lT; Polly H. l07; Red Path.
10: Violet MAY. lG7; 'Bulgar. Io5; Chas Camel.
lC7: Ortyv. IO4: Ovation, Ils: Lady Grant. lG'
Pennies los; Sunamit IU Susan b. no.
SIXTH RACE-TwO-year-olds maidens, selling;
five and half furIongs Elmahdi. los; Athletic Girl,
lCj: Scarsdale l09: Maid Mohawk. 100; King Chill
ton los: wanita lO5: Son Of Valley. los: Margaret
Mciss. IO5: Huda's Brother. lo5; Stonehcnge. lo5;
D0mbra. les.
'ATprcnticc allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
ESTABLISHES NEW MARK
IN REVIEW FUTURITY
Tom Murphy Pilots Two-Yssr-0ld
Colt, Peter Vole, in Feature Trot-
ting Race at Columbus.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 2s.-The two
year-old colt, Peter Yole. driven by Tom
Murphy, established q new worlds rec
ord for his age in winning the Horse
Review Futurity for two-year-olds today
trotting the first heat In 2.os IA, and COM
fng back the second time In 2:07 The
best previous record for a two-year-old
was the 2:07 "a OF Native Belle. In the
Kentucky Futurity four years ago, Muir
ply also driving the filly when she es-
tablished the record.
Peter Volo was $50 to so favorite over
the field for the race. The free-for-all
pace was hotly contested and was won
by Braden Direct which set the sea-
soH's pacing record at POI 1-2 when he
won the second heat. The 2;07 1900
stake for trotters was won in straight
heats by the favorite, Robert Milroi,
which took new record of 2:0s "a in the
third heat. Summary:
Free-fur-all pacing; in s; purse, 81 no:
Braden Direct, blk. h.. by Baron Direct
thaganl .....-..,-.-.................-.
Hal b. Jr.. b. h.. BY Hal r. CdcEwenl.. 2 S )
walter CochAto, Dir; h lLegs).............. I
Pickles also started. Best time. 20In.
HorSs review futuriy; tWoyear-old trOtters; in
5; pure 500:
Peter YOlo br C.. by Peter the Great (AIuf-
Lady Wynetka, br. e. tCo1l.................. 2 2
Alma Forbes. br. e. NOLAN. l..-.......-......-. }
Princes Media, no {. tAIinerl..................
W. J. Leybarn and Prize COchato also started.
Best time, 2O6n
2M class; trotting; in S; stake. S30o:
Robert Milroi. b. e. By Milroi (Snowl...... l !
Oakdale q. z tMcDOnald). ................... 2
Cascade, ch. b. Rodney). 2
Cheney, b. m. uewinl inl..........................
King Brook, Esther W. and Peter Thompson
also started. Best time. 2064
200 class; trOtting; in s: purse. $1,000 tun-
finished:
Grand Marshall. blk. g., BY EssH-Kay
NonoNl =
Ernest Axtsn. b. h., by AXtell (Kimtnl. 2
Derby Boy. b. m, by Norval CMcCArthyl.. }
Atlantic Express. b. h. CDickerSon. 10
FArar. Lillian Arnold. Crcosota, Myrtle Granite.
Douglass. McGregor. Mai. Wellington, and NatA
Prime also started. Best time. 2NTS
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
I.ouiSVuIr.

FIRST RACE-Maiden fTlies: tWoyea-olds; fT,
furOngs. Ton Boy, 10; lridescrnce 10; MarGzrei
Lowrey ll0; Kyrene. 10: Chatter Miss, 40; Nan
tura 10: Disparity no: Miss KnHtrr, 10; Shep
herdess 10: Belle Of Normandy, 10; Thaka, uo
Lady Moonet, no.
SECOND RACE-SellinE three -yesr-olds and VI
ward: six furIongs. John ID. Wakefield. lG; Alfred
v IOl: EtheIdz lG Lucille Allen, lT; Ambrose
Ios: Labold. 10; King Olympian. Ill.
THIRD RACE-HAndicsp; two-yesr-olds; six fur
Longs Bronze Wing, lo3; SoSius. l0I; Ralph. 100
Leo Skony. 100: Black Toney us.
FOURTH RACE-AllOWanc thres-year-oldS and
upu ard: one mile LeOcharcs. nl: Priuce HermLs
lOi: MorTistoWu. lOi; Stepps, l0i: Sohada, la
Klcburne los.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; thrcc-yearolds end M
ward: six furIougs Syrings, lO4; Sir Marion, lo5
Counterpart. lOj; Ocean Queen. lT; Swish, lG
Mimorioso. IO7: George OxnArd. lo7: The Reach,
Ill: Hoffman, ia.
SIXTH RACE Selling; three year-oldS and up
wsru; mile and one-eiEhth. Belle Of Bryn MsEri
96; Sir Catesby, los; Spindle l@; Annie Sellers,
IO6; Ehcnid. 100: Wander. no; oTerth, 10; GALLEY
Slave. 10; Ben Laska. lis.
Weather clear. track fast
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Toronto.

FIRST RACE-Diomcd Pure; selling; 500 added
three-yesr-ods and upward; six furonEs. MANS
johnson, 81 Queed, los; Aloohs, los; Janus, los
Song Of Rocks ITO; york Lad. Ill; SylTeStris 10
Lewis lOs Jack Nunally, IO Springmass. 10; The
Cook Ill
SECOND RACE-BrOck Purse; selling: 500 added
two-year-olds; five fIrlOngs. TEella, lOi: Marian
10; Behest. l0; Laura, l07; Battling Nelson lG7
Panama lG7; Nancy Ome III: 'ColOrs, IOI; Scarlet
Letter. l04: 'Old Jordan. lO7: Amszement lO7
Montreal l7; Irish Ann. IOe. Also eligible: Littles
Rebel IG.
THIRD RACE-Melgund Steeplechase; 800 added
threeyearolds and maiden four-year-ods; about tive
miles Half Dare, Syossst, l35; LsOmedon. l07
FoIcraft. 10; Fijolee l32; Bayport, is; Burning
Daylight 49, Dissenter, l52
FOURTH RACE-Bink Bouny Purse; maidens
500 added: all ages; fOaIed in Canada: ridden by
maiden jockeys; five furlOngs Our Mabel. 20;
sykesie, -; Tom Flanagan 81; PlanutOrt, Ill; Belle
Of LSnnTille, 49, Cobourg Belle. 81; Ethel c.. 81
Puritan Lass, lis; Hollybrook. Ill: T. P. Connect.
ll6 Sykesie and Cobourg Belle coupled.
FIFTH RACE-Rothschild Cup; handicap; 81. 900
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26

added and challenge cup presented BY Leopold de
ROthschilds three-year-olds and upward; one mile.
Volta 81: Hearts of Oak %; Dynamite. loe; Foun-
tain Fay. lOl HavroCk g; The Runp, 100; Colston,
IO5: Plate Glass. l8. Dynamite and Colston, Walker
entry: Fountain Fay snd Plate Glass, Dawes entry.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 500 added; three yeareolds
and upuard; sir furlongS Bobby Cook, l09; Tod
ding IC5: Camel Ill: Jim L, III; Stickpin. III;
Back Bay Ill; KSmschatka, l5: 'Tankard, lbi
-Chenulpo. IL; Myrtle Marion, III; AnaTTi, ia
SEVENTH RACE-Sawley Purse; selling; 500
added; three-year-olds and upward; and one
eighth miles. Ella Crane. q; Over the Sand. le;
Miss Jonah I0i; Schaler. lO5: Marcus 100; LealoA.
lo9: Marie T. q Fairy Gudmother. l02; IL. NJ.
Eckert IOI: Mandy Zane. Ioe Princes ThorTs, lOs.
'AEIrentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
BY AUGUSTUS J. FERTIG.

Another Firestone victory was added to
the long string of successes that have
followed this tire this season by Barney
OIdheId's lowering the Michigan mile rec
ord at Detroit on Sunday to 4SS seconds
Man wants but little here below,
And then a little morc.
It's hrt a roadster. then a six
That carries at least -four.
And then he wants limousine
For weather cold and gray.
With thesc he gets along all right
Til he needs lAndAule.
Buffalo Express.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN - Is THE DOLLAR
seat better than the bleachers? All de-
pends on the cash, but you can be a
sport on the . per cent saving by buy
ing here; see the new pants, 81 to g;
new hats. 81: slightly used suits. g to
SO: try US. One price. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 619 d.
ARLINGTON REST SANATORIUM
0nc.), Park Heights ave and Evergreen
place, Pimlico. Baltimore Co. Nd. For
treatment and cure Of DRUG. ALCO-
HOLIC, and NERVOUS DISEASES DIR.
CHAUNCEY T. SCUDDER. medical di-
rector. Phone Arlington S76.
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Detroit shunt. Two Pitchers.

Detroit. Sept. 25.-Pitchers Loretzen
and Harding. of the Detroit American
League Baseball Club, have been re-
leased to Chattanooga, of the Southern
League, according TO official announce
ment made last night. Manager Jen-
nings thought they needed more expert
ence before attempting to pitch major
league ball
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
AUCTION SALE
Thomas Bowling & Co., AuctIoneer..

Thomas Bowling Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
ING. NO. 35O4 STREET NORTH
WEST
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust, ra-
corded in Liber No. 3546. at folio IS OF
the Land Records for the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, We will sell at public
auction. in front of the premises on
Thursday, October 3 1913 at 4:3O O'Clock
p. m. lot twenty-four in George C. Pun
phrey's subdivision of part of square
south OF square twelve hundred and
ninety-six Is OF 1855. as per plat recorded
In Iiber No. 81 folio 10 of the records
of the office Of the Surveyor OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Purchaser to assume a
trust Of 81 900; balance cash: $50 deposit
required at sale. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms OF
sale to be complied with within fifteen
days
J. EDWARD LEWIS, Trustee.
FRANK A. JONES, Trustee
sept 2425. q. z. 9. .30-oct1
The Washington herald., 1913-09-26
WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
SEPTEMBER 23.

Libra" is the sign governing this
birth date. II is the middle sign Of the
Air Triplicity and the genius of Libra
people Is great.
II this is your birth date aspire to the
highest things that life cffers- From
their very birth Libra people are sur.
rounded by solar fluids and planetary
forces that enable them to see, hear and
feel things that those about them are
unconscious OF.
person of this birth date should al
ways decide important matters alone and
in silence. This is very essential to sue
cess and more so with Libra people than
with those of any other sign OF the
Zodiac.
They may marry and find great hap
plness with Aquarious people or those
born between January 20 and February
Is. or happy companionship OF found with
Libra and Sagittarius people or those
born between November p and Decem-
Der q.
Want Ads Furnish good positions for
the coming week for domestics, team
sters. drivers. chaureurs and office help.
proposed memorial tower at San