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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREM1EE CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
n. B.-Following schedule ngures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South-DaIly: 6l0 a. M-Locai
io;sp a; M;-ExpresH 500 p. M.-ENpress.
ianta and Birmingham. ll:+5 p. M.-EXpress.
Week Days: 500 y. M.--Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1:ap j. M.-Steancr train (parlor car) .x-
ccnt sunday; no local stops: and 4:30 p. NJ
DAILY !oGal-Conncctins for Baltimore daily
except Sunday. 600 y. M.-cxcept SUNDAY
Trains Arrive Richmond.
900 p. NJ. 500 =. NJ. daily; le:55 Ex Snn'
From West Point: $40 A. NJ. (steamer train.
daily, except Monday: $3.50 a. ". daily: i:9j
i. NJ except sunday.
". J.. BISHOP. d, p. A..
so' r. Main st. Phone Madison ~
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.Iutolnol,iIes .i:nr 5nlf

SEE THE 1919 fU-PMoisI.ES Al, rIfr
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY INC,
1902 West Broad Phone Monroe
BARGAIN STEARNS ATT0li0T;TT- ;,
Tor $500; in perfect condition. with
complete equiplrent: recently over
htH!"d ana painted ut factory: same
guarantee as new car. + 2l9. care
T!ines-D !spatch.
MOTOR CAR BARGAINS -CHAI.-
iners. two. four. ana -paSsenger
- cars) fupmobilc, four passenger:
spced"e!l, five passenger; Peerless
ny" ana seven passenger. Cars in
excellent mechanical. paint and tire
condition. Prices, $3.50 and up Alsu
tiat. seven pa ssenger, Chain driven.
an excellent frame 10 plac,. delivery
n"uy upon. Apply LLOYD MOTOR
20, so West Main street. Richmond
Va
SEE TIE 1914 ilUTMOBILES AT TIE
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY, mo
1909 West Broad rhouc Monros
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AZ ORDINANCE GRANTING TO
,,,,,,,. ,I111 TIE IIE; LEASE OF THE
YEAR BEGINNINd jASGARI4 j. j.
me BE cit, 4 o. grS ssS h ,G the Council OF
and and cry OF op,i"' i,sr tnat gror1cd be.
lease OF tho Guy Hail ffi hentre. t tos
sether With the ticket Office. seats.
and paraphern.Ili;l thercunto belong
ing and therein now situated and be
longing To the ely, for the period of
1914. subject to tn" following condi-
tons and ,ProoviLsions:
First. That the entire rent be paid
Second. That bond in tho sum OF
5000 lac executed. with security to he
approved ~ the superintendent Of
mo Department OF Public Finance
ana Accounts, conditioned upon the
faithful performance Of the pro-
visions OF the lease, aud for tn.
expiration OF the lease. OF all tho
pr0pcrtydel;yercd Hereunder TO the
lessee
sirIed wiihont leave Of the e!iHtfy =
Fourth. That tho city OF SUFFOLK
may have the use Of said theatre for
and lights excepted. whenever the
Council OF said city may request tn.
same IN writing. BY giving lessee
one weeks notice.
Firth. That lessee VIII not abow
colorcd people to occupy the seats in
tho main auditorium OF said theatre,
during any performance given there
IN. ana that ii viii. further. satisfy
the requirements of the Southeastern
Underwriters Association aS TO tho
mode OF construction, erection and
operate nof lessce's moving picture
MACHINE or other exhibitions.
This ordinances shall he In force
from its passage. ana shall be pub
ilshcd once Il week for four success
%iVc weeks IN the following ncws-
papers: suffolk Herald. Norfolk
Nirginiqn-riiot. Richmond Times
pisndtch apd WASHINGTON Post
&, 1919
Approved b. the Mayor Noyember
7, 1913.
y Copy-Testo:
q. a JiAKRIS,
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WANTED, so YOUNG LADIES
peIp, asege ano female

LIVE CANVASSERS WANTED; LIB
.rai salary and commissions; GiEni-
hcd work; nothing to carry. Gail on
WiTEERBEk, Nirginiap Office, be-
tween and . H. NJ. any day this
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Goarhii,n

rOAhDl1IS FOR FRONT p0oVs.
;irst anu second floors: couples or
young men. 40 North Tenth street.
LARGE AND SINGLE FRONT ROOMS,
win board z0l East Gree.
ENC EtLtNr ROOMS and BOARD ~
i;ichmond's best central location,
mouse newly renovated and new!
iurnishcd; moderate rates. 500 East
Grace street
II HANDSOME rEAM-HEATED ROOMS.
OF perinnnent guests. MRS. CHAS
* BOWERS. Dining under
personal supervision of Mrs Cabcll
Sauthorn. ll5 East F"anAiin street
HOT WATER HEATED Rooms. MOD
crit convcuicnces. board 40 West
Grace Street
BOARDERS FOR LARGE AND SMALL
heated rooms: also table buartiers
Up East Franklin
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WANTED. TIE PUBLIC TO Know
that JAHNkE BROS. Jewelers.. SIP
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
ana REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TILE
LATEST STYLES old GOLD and
silver always taken in exchange.
SHOES. SHOES: SHOES.
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. a23 East Broad
street CncaT city EalD. Good shoes
cheap. Mems. wOmcns and childreu's
shoes rctailcd at wholesale prices.
I BLY, ACCOUNTS. RILLS, NOTES or
Judgments OF any nature. anywhere
l. a6l, care Times Dispatch.
/ WILL Nor BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any biz made except by myself.
4 |. IDE Moon
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QUICK DELIVERIES. FULL LOADS:
pine, oak or slab wood; Pennsylvania
nut, stove and egg coal; splint. lump.
Pocahontas and New River; run OF
mine; briquettc AT lowest price
Phone Monroe 1876. lyme & HAIR
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS CALI
At CALCULATIONS EPAETMENT.
TIMES DISPATCH.
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soIiritors ano Bale5nten

NE ARE ORGANIZING \ SELLING
force for Virginia, and can use city
and out-of-town men. Real estate
Insurance and speciality men can
make good commission contract with
us. References required Write for
fun par ticuiars. EMPIRE REALTY
MD MCRTGAC;E co. lO17 Mutual
Building Richmond. Va.
SPECIALITY SALESAI EN-THERE.S
big, money in our new. specially:
without connections: $500 profit
every sale; three to five sales daily:
easy: write quickly for details and
proposition granting you exclusive
territory. c 40, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALES
man TO handle our advertising limo
of New England made calendars. fana
a iGn.hef iGoef IIery ibefai con-
~ tho United states. THE BEST
MANUFACTURING CO, New Haven,
Conn.
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ieouItrp, }oft5 ano gine S1ork

DELIVERY WAGONS FOR $50 LESS
than Yon can buy them elsewhere.
Special Introduction offer. Remark
ably low prices OH express, delivery.
urniturc. bakery ana dairy wagons,
or can build according To Your
wishes We arc IN the cheap timber
district, cheap labor and tow freight,
our prices arc correspondence low.
Direct from factory to YOU y real
opportunity. Write to-day for our
prize" list and catalogue ROCK
HILL BUGGY COMPANY, Rock HUl
FOE SALE. TWO HANDSOME. WELT
BRED GEL-DlNGS AND ON1; MARE:
HUNTERS AND COMBINATION;
VICES OR BLEAIISIIES
These horses Hr- tho property nj
Captain Joseph Y. willard. and arc
only sold as he * abroad. Address
= ?IS, care Times Dispatch.
PONIES FOR. SALE -BREEDER'S
herds Of Welsh ponies; also young
growing stock Of Welsh Mountain
and shetland ponies OF highest grade
and Type, Inquiries ,promp!ly an
Sw"rtd. Write or apply MONTROSE
PpNf-fAIs CartersVilio Va
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LONG, TIE WOOD MAN. HAS BEEN
leader I'm oak, pine and slab wood
prepared to suit every housed ceper
u years. He also sells all kinds of
domestic coal Virglnia anthracite
and briquetts only. $3.50 per ton.
Office. 1906 West Broad
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yre, Coal anG Gllopn

BEST sPLINT, $3.50: BEST ANTHRAc
cite, $3.50. All other Goals at lowest
prices. w. B. R!AMS, 703 to III
North Seventeenth Street Madison
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YOUNG Mas. THOROUGHLY RE
liable ana competent. seven years
experience head boOkkeeper largo
concern. wants position at once. Is
II. care Times Dispatch.
MAN or LONG EXPERIENCE ~ RE
tail grocery desires position as man
agcr; can Invest money or furnish
cash bond. i 2ll. care Times DIS
patch.
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auftion SAILS, GbiS Dap
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctiOnccrs.
olS EAST BROAD STREET.

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
ATHTtBS. STATIONARY WASH
STANDS. NSTANTANEOtS HEAT
E i:I ri;uM BEiiS SurPI.I L $.
ETC HORSE. WAGON, HARNESS,
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WANTED. RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS
Examinations everywhere frequent
j. sample .guestions frec. FRANK
EnrhnEinr. y Y
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WANTED-n' YoU WANT POSITION
torman, conductor, Colored train or
sleeping car porter irst- class Nor
folk Baltimore roads, 500 TO $lG5
month, stead work. experience un-
name position wanted Passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary.
Address RAILWAY INST. Dept.
All, Indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Examinations everywhere frequent
j. Sample questions frcc. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 400 IL.
Rochester. y Y
WANTED, WHITE MEN oN HIGHWAY
bridge erection on James River. APP
ply to I. - FOSTER. Foreman, ut
AIaidens, Powhatan county. VA.
WANTED. NAN To OPERATE GRlST
mill ana Farm on shares: references
required. Address rost-Oflic BOX
- Richmohd. VA
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, $40 North
second
WANTED. y FIRST CLASS BARBER
Al 3oS North Seventh.
WANTED ASSISTANT SHIPPING
clcrh Must be- eood writer and also
Young man SWIFT * co.
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LOSS, BLACK SPANIEL DOG, Jour
white feet and white breast. Return
10 WETHEHBY. Virginia onicc. Lib
nr1l
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NICELY FURNISHED. H,;lrr,1,
rooms; soc. day up. THE ROANOKE.
ia North Eighth
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EDISON DECEMBER RECORDS 0H
shl" Tuesdav, -. Come and hear
them 6. Il. HAYNES & 60.
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NICELY FURNISHED. WITH OR
without board. rs East Marshall
street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs Max Habermann cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their
marriage last Saturday evening by en-
PERTAINING a number of friends and
relatives at their home. ST. Sohl street.
The home was prettily decorated for
the occasion with flowers. An elabor-
ate supper was served at ten O'Clock
after music and games had been enjoy
ed by the many guests. The tables
were attractively decorated with pink
and white peonies and sweet peas. Mr..
and Mrs. Habermann were the recipi-
lents of many gifts. among them arti-
cles of tinware given them in remem-
brance of the day. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Tuttle. Mr.. and Mrs
H. Flanagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Bossar I'd
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ha-
hermann. Mrs. Margaret Habermann
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bossard and family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kahl Mr.. anc
Mrs. Zahrte and family. Mr.. and Mrs
ISchweiger and family, Mrs. Glare
Wright and daughter. Mrs. C. Kistlei
and son. Mrs. Bossard Sr.. the Mise:
| Edna Hartman. and Alma Habermann
and Messrs. c. Cunningham, Charlie:
| Bossard and Charles and William
| Zahrte.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
BANQUET ON
TUESDAY EVE

The annual banquet of the alumni Of
the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law
of Hammond will be held on Tuesday
evening of this week at the Hammond
Country club. Covers are to be laid for
thirty, this number including the alum
nj. the graduates of this year. the
members of the faculty. and the judges
of the Lake county courts.
The commencement exercises for the
law school students will be held on
Thursday evening of this week at the
First Presbyterian church in Ham
Ioond. The public is invited to attend
this function. There will be no adj
mission charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02

of the city court gave him a fine OF
$50 with a final judgment of sixty
days in the county Jail
The sequel to the tale is a great i'm
pravemert on the first part for in it
WestfaH comes to his senses. Booze
caused him to abuse his wife and make
her life little inferno She came to
see him Saturday. crying as she talked.
Behind the bars Westfall bolstered up
her courage. telling her where she
could go for aid and what he intended
to do when he was liberated.
The city jail had other women visi-
tors Saturday. A few citizens found a
bed there last night by more or less
circutous route emitting frequent steps
at the Sign of the Whistling Hen. o.
course their wiv.s are anxious g see
them after sitting up all night await
ing their return
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
Board of Public Works.

The Holman street ornamental light
ing agitation has overtaken the older
petition of East State street and it
looks as If both Improvements Will be
put through at one and the same time.
The petition of Holman street mer-
chants for lights was accepted by the
board of public works this morning.
The petition of w. Kelley and others
for a pavement on Jackson street was
accepted and the engineer ordered to
prepare plans and specifications.
The city clerk was authorized to ad-
vertise for bids on the Indiana avenue
sprinkling and to re- advertise for bids
on the job of painting the three bridges
across the Calumet
The board laid over the matter of
the widening of Kennedy avenue till
July I, accepted the bond of E. b.
Cross as inspector in the kenwood adj
dition in place OF l.. De Bow, resigned,
and accepted the bond of NJ. Hastings
to do electrical work.
The inspectors reports on Harrison
and Madison street pavements were ac-
cepted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02

tend in a body the services at the First
Christian church. The semi annual
election of officers was also a feature
of the evening. Other officers will be
appointed during the coming week and
will be installed at meeting to be
held in the near future. After the
business meeting refreshments were
served and delightful time was spent
socially. The Officers elected were:
Noble Grand-Mrs. Allie Wheeler.
Vice Grand-Mrs. Mary Clouse
Secretary-Mrs. Lydia stevens.
The next regular meeting of the
Hammond Chapter of Eastern stars
will take place Saturday evening, June
7th at the K. ofP. Hall in South Hob
ma" street *
The henderson, Triumph Council No.
II d. of L. will meet this evening in
the l. o. o. f. Hall in East State street.
meeting of the members of Gold
en- Rule Council No. D. of L. will take
place Tuesday evening in the K. of r
Hall in South Holman street. Plans
viii be made for the union meeting to
be held in the near future.
The regular semi monthly meeting
| of the members Of Germania Lodge OF
Rebekahs will be held Tuesday even
| ing in the I. O. o. F. Hall in East State
street. The program for their Memoir
| ial Day which Will be observed Sun
day, June viii be definitely arranged
/, There will be meeting of the mem
bers of the Ladies' Society of the b. OF
l.. f. and E. Wednesday afternoon In
the K. OF T. Hall in South Holman
street.
| Wednesday evening the members o.
Silver Light Hive l.. O. T. NJ. will mee
III the K. of p. Hall in South Holman
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
Hammond Lads Well Up.

Gerald Dye. 100 Gostlin street;
George Rathburn. 23s Towle street.
and Clyde Hudson. 1853 Claude street.
three Hammond chaps, are among the
leaders in the Chicago Evening Amer
lean Panama canal trip contest. in the
home stretch OF the race. The con-
test ends June 30 The twenty with
the highest standing will be given free
trips to the Panama canal. The sec
ond twenty will have an opportunity to
visit the Yellowstone National park.
In a list of several thousand names
published in today's paper. Gerald Dye
ranks twentieth. George Rathburn (the
youngster who asked the aid Of Miss
Brooks). ranks twenty-sixth, and
Clyde Hudson. thirty-first. The trio
is using every available method in or
der to increase their total number OF
votes and keep up with their present
pace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
COMING EVENTS.

The members of the Women's Auxii-
iary to the University Club will meet
at bridge party this afternoon In the
University Club rooms In the Citizens
German National Bank building. The
Meeting will he held this afternoon
Instead of Tuesday, the regular meet
Ing day.
This evening the members of the
Alumni Association of the Hammond
high school will meet mt the Central
school and make further preparations
for the annual banquet to be given the
graduating class. The meeting will he
an important one and 1T Is desired that
there is "A large attendance of the mem-
bership.
At their home in south Holman
street the Misses Emily and Bertha
Ebert will entertain the young women
of the y. y. Embroidery Club Mt a
thimbIe party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Crumpacker Will entertain
the members of the "Wednesday After
noon Club at her home In Warren
street Wednesday of this week The
afternoon will be devoted to cards and
bridge whist Will be played progress
sively at three tables.
The monthly social meeting of the
women's Guild of st. Paurs Episcopal
church will he held Wednesday after
noon. June at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert smith in Warren street.
! The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist church will he helt
Tuesday afternoon. June Bird mt 2:3t
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. j. Wesic,
Reed I'm Ridge Road.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
A WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

The marriage of Miss Anna Mae
blackburn and Grayson Franklin Bar
ley took place Sunday afternoon at the
Baptist parsonage in Englewood, Dr.
Ford, pastor of the First Baptist
church of EngIewood officiating The
ceremony was quiet but pretty one.
The bridal couple was unattended and
only the immediate relatives were
present at the service. The bride wore
a pretty gray tailored costume and
white plumed hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ley will spend two weeks at Clam Lake
and other points in northern Michigan.
They will be at home to their friends
after July LIST at SGT Garfield boulevard.
Chicago. Mr.. Barley is employed by
the Swift Packing company of Chi
cago. He formerly lived in Hammond
and was employed in the office of the
G. l. & S. r. r. at Gibson. Mrs. Barley
has made her home in Hammond for
several years and has a large circle
of friends among the young people OF
the city. She is a daughter of d. w
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
Two Leave Hammond.

Two Hammond baseball stars, Harry
Moll and Frank Fowler, left this morn
ing for Virginia, Mimi, where they
will join the big leaguers. 1t is evil
dent that both men will win a berth
in the northern country as they have
both played stellar baseball in these
parts. Moli is expected to be a star
with the stick, as yesterday he demon
strated has prowess when ne damned
out the pill for two home runs in the
Gary-Indiana Harbor game. Harry is
wondering II he will be able to tail
the svenski lingo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mrs. Thomas A. Shea. 43 Webb street
announced the engagement of her
daughter. Florence and Charles F. A.
Murray of Rochester. n. Y, at one of
the prettiest luneheons of the season
last Saturday. The luncheon was serv
ed in five courses at on-thirty o'clock
to twenty-six young women. Covers
were laid at one large table in the
dining room and three tables in the
living room The luncheon was one
beautiful appointments. A color scheme
of pink and white was daintily carried
out with flowers and a profusion of
tiny hearts which decorated the arches
and windows. Baskets filled with
pretty greenery and pink killarney
roses decorated the centers of the
tables. The favors were pink rose
buds. The announcements were print
ed on tissue paper the exact shade of
the roses and hidden in the hearts of
the roses where they were not found un-
til nearly the close of the luncheon
Wednesday,. June 25th was announced as
the date for the marriage of Miss Shea
and Mr.. Murray. Following the lunch
con Mrs. Faber of Minneapolis. former
~ Miss Anna knperzer of Hammond
and Mrs. James Dickson gave a pro-
gram. Mrs. Faber sang very sweetly
a group of songs and Mrs. Dickson
gave number of readings. Their pro-
gram was delightful feature of ths
afternoon. Miss Shea is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Shea of Home
wood and one of Hammond's very
charming young women. She is popu
lar with a large circle of young PEG.
pie to whom the announcement of hel
coming marriage will be interesting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
lodge Assemblies

An important meeting of the MEM
bers of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs
took place last Saturday evening in
the l. O. o. f. Hall in East State street.
1t was the regular weekly meeting and
there was the usual large attendance
of members. The program for their
Memorial Day which will be observed
Sunday, June 8 was arranged. There
will be exercises at the cemetery In
the afternoon and in the evening the
members of Calumet lodge and Moltke
Lodge /. o. o. F. and Dorcas Lodge ana
Cermania Lodge of Rebekahs will at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02

Catholic church yesterday morning. All
of the local Catholic clergy marched
as we'll as many fathers from other
cities. The Rev. Richard Gorek, pas
tor. entertained the visiting clergy in
the rectory oby the church after the
morning services.
Mass was said by Father Emmanuel
Wrobel and the sermon given by Bish-
op Herman Alerding of the Fort
Wayne diocese. Thousands witnessed
the parade down Holman street and
Conkev avenue and as many as could
get in the church attended the serv-
ice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-02
GUN CLUB AT
KINDEL'S GROVE

Members of the Lake George Gun
club held an enthusiastic shoot at
their weekly meeting at Kindefs grove
yesterday morning and scored some of
the best marks of the season. The
morning shoot was featured by a shot
made by H. Haehnel A bird was
thrown from trap just about the
same time a sparrow flew by. This
sparrow made dart at the clay bird
and Haehnel fired, killing the sparrow
and scoring the bird. The following
scores were made: