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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
MINISTERS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Specie Payments.

looked forward fo legislation ty COM
Nhlrh would Nuke 70 easier Tor
NlW 20 meet fh~ demands urnu CO...
I uife1 States freaslf, Which dc ,.-,
"f tl' war would entail
Wei "" rut The tHrda and ". s'~id.
~ ii our gold and silver Ms vtrfcJ
HI Vie bonds ar rrGilIy ar rusaihIe
We found speedily that There w-tsrf nrv
n,f."t i"r th" bonds uuiess We we're
~ rnt f"r them We Thought when
80 bought The bonds that We could sefi
'N'nl Z" fHn rfuIIr H few 90 u tfur. au fo
.lftF. and in that way got ulr ,aIn
fn part with their gold and silver TreV
were f'Hd. enough @" huy fhe bonds iu
iink notes which we're the pnis ratrr
currency GO that Nms Boo circulation ss-
'fliinE 81 Tow millions ~ fmsrFfu.v
paper Witch SECRETARY chase had I-a..f
e hundred rrI ffft millions 81 fr~fe
"u "rr Ifrds. t.IlrI which rfHr=f
,irl ri ih' lrifri states GOVERN.
Hr We ~rv N.rk tirker. msf mans
nf o. iIr.H.f f.r t.fItfiIr No kf.u
fIHf boarding uf E.If urI silver had f..
pool coin over Hffr counter. ur vrrr r.f
N.'N n" E'f Dr. NH.k again Therefore
. "n w.. w.ti" thrf fr Sew
f"fs NtuFa ah.HlI suspend sn..e pave
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% bombs fr"w fe r"rcrrwsrt uIIT fnr
in g'id ari flurl thtf t.'t v.rc ur.
receive in payment for r,m slate tank
tcoPyr'rlt 1af.. rv o. . FIuards
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
About People
hevsments OF individuals 10 AND
Srom the City.
ARRIVALS

melure.-H A. Helnze. Clarksourg:
Floda Mcmillan. Ethel Dobyus. Alice
Carey Riley. Spencer.
Grand Central.-Lewis Mackinnow.
Charleston. W. II. Chambers. Gamer
on: c. Z. Shurlin. New MartinsviIle.
6runswiek.-Fred Wallace. Ellen
boro: D.. c. Lee, C~larksburg.
Stamm.-S. e. Farmer. New Mar
tinsville: John O'Dcnnell. WeIlsburg;
NJ. X. 5. Clelland. ". ". kunz. Joseph
Whitc house. G.. Is. Lennon and wire,
Joseph X. Cowl. Ed IL. Wise. Mrs.
Wise. Charles Wise. City.
Baird. OF Memphis. Tenn. are tue
guests Of her mother. Mrs. Virginia
bard. At her home on the Island.
Messrs. Thos. Carnahan and George
Rentsch are Geo. NJ. Shook Co. buyers
in the eastern markets this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harrington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harrington,
oi New Matamoras. were called 10
this city Saturday. by the illness OF
their brother Pat Harrington. of six
teenth street.
Miss Marie Frazier. assistant post
mistress o: the Elm Grove p~ostonIce.
returned yesterday from a weeks va
cation spent in CiCveland, Ohio.
Miss Cora Roth. society editress
OF the lnt~elltsracer. is enjoying a
short vacation.
Ellsworth E'olman. OF Elm Grove.
left yesterday for a weeks business
trip TO Cambridge Ohio.
Hon. Louis Benn,tt. OF Weston. ar
rived IN the city yesterday TO spenc
a few days.
Rev. :. X. Arbujnnot. ID. D., of PARK
ersburs. formerly superintendent Of
the Wheeling district VI. r.. churches,
spent yesterday in this city.
Misses Ida Woodruff and Ada Cald-
well. OF Patterson. returned yester-
day from a short visit with FRIENDS
and relatives In Cleveland
Hugh Nichols. OF Elm Grove. spent
yesterday in Pittsburgh.
Elmer M'ndyl will resume his
duties with the Atlantic and PacInc
Tea Company This morning. after a
weeks vacation.
Charles Noitle. popular reporter on
The Wheeling \Cws. is spending a
weeks vacation on the MoundsyllIe
chautauqua grounds.
Capt. Frank L.isby lsft Saturday
night for ~Clarksburg 10 attend the
annual state encampment or the
KNIGHTS OF Py'hias lodges of West
After an extended visit with rcIa-
tives in Columbus Ohio. Miss Viz.
Sinia Lashlcy returned yesterday TO
h'r home in Elm Grove.
squire 4. W. RAIDER IS in Clarks
burg. attending m" Knights or
fytLIas state cncaInpmo n.
Earl SParpC and George Hartong
left yesterday for Clarksburs to at
tend III" *. Of 4 encampmcnt.
raul " \eycWer thu VOL known
local advertising agent. Is contemplat
ing ccinE 20 california on a busIncss
trip tn" latter part Of september. lie
VIII pend about TWO weeks on the
Pacific coast.
Miss Florence Koyspr. Of Elm
Grove. IS n guest FOR a week OF h'r
grandparents. MI. and Mrs. William
Dague. Ct West Finley. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Engaaemert Announced

Nnnour""W"uf was nH!r SafurI.
~ 'h" engagement o. Mis- Clara VIA.
tcri"r. 90 ttis oi;,. 20 Mr Ilvid
h"'.". ~ Athens. ~ Tho vcddm..
iI D." IN event OF early October boo
- 10 "ph's cathedral. and The Risbt
lt'v ~ hop Dourhu~ viii prcsiJ.
N'~s Nins"rter g.. no" dauchfer at
'h" LATE Ir WinE.r'"r amt % sister cd
'h" present d. Charles \. Wiusorter.
"hiI" %" Rroom-to %" o. . prominent
tonsui'ue cn"ir"rr ~ ~Penu-,iyant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Elected Officers.

crs 81 the stone church ct Elm Grove.
was held Saturday and elected officers
TOT the ensuing year. The officers elect
ct are as follows Henry Hcrvy. prset-
don't. - NJ T~loruhsrg secretary and
treasurer. Henry HeTvy. T. 7. TrusscL.
John T~huruburg. JoseiE Baird and y Il.
DAVIS. directors. George Woods AMI
George Srodhaus. auditors \ G per csnG
dividend Was declared after the election
Of officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Surprise PARTY

AZ IN" home ~ her parents. Mr.. AMI
Mr. John Icchc. In Ft.l'nu. 'lst
thursday evening Miss Lorena Yack,
entertained in honor Of her fou
birthday.
mos Who cnjoycd IN" evening
N"r" Vii .'S l-cnr Rnot. NrrIi,
Z nuroh. Dnrct'o SchlY. -cr. Lena
{ hnrch. Mari" ste inn. Elizabeth s..
crlst. kafh"rin" SchchI. Marie IUr
fi!a h'rtmar. Lor'u1 Yoke. Ne.sr.
lir"rr Yoke. W'.tiv Good Lort
S"nloss"r. Irwin Rook. Harry RuahI.
Louis sloan. William Cool IrO.n
lock" William Murphy. Walter Mi.
"r. 'h1rl's Church and Gcldie Good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Farewell DANCING Party.

VI 81 Mary Dudley vfI entertain "a
parry of L'r FRIENDS Friday svonin-
Win q dance r' Tho Island ciub
rooms. 90" afai- hrlnr in Tho nstur.
~ 90 farewell rrrfs. o.. Doc VIII leave
in 90 f'V DAYS Tor S'Iuutou. Pa fo a.
tend Do seminary The dance viii L..
~ 600 Informal nature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Tho annual out'ug 81 the nremen 81
fulton VIII D." held tomorrow evening at
kullct place. 80 GlenldWp. so pains
htN' lceu spared hk the committee In
charge Q" mah. f.i~ the most successful
~uuf4uEa"f Ito association. StIehmS rull
orchestra lus been occurred To- Furnish
tho music uu the grounds IN the after
noon and lt might they VIII furnish tho
dancing music IN IN. hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Miss core " Roth. tho soci.,-
"diir"ss o. tir iafoiIrcucrr is en-
loying e wcek- vacation fhi. zoe.
FIR half ~ IN. week vifi D..
spent 80 h"r home iu Nprth Wheeling
ana fh" VIII -p"nd mo latter part oil.
mo week a Oh" quest o.. ohio rell.
tivcs AID friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
WIN Increase canacitv.

!" new water lin, that has been
started from the reservoir Of the West
y irEiH.1 Traction and Electric 90. 10 the
\ ic" point sauatorIum l. nearing compile
tl'u- " hen TINS - completed the ANA
cry OF the Scu1tortsm Will be greatly
in'r'dScd%as before Il "a almost inn
To secure q supply Of water
sufficient for thr institution The man
De- charge OF Tho seuttorium stated that
me 'dlt'ity would Ice Increased to 80 81
I" inmates after uIe completion OF the
water system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Ohio CounIc Married-

Miss Adeiine Sprigg. OF Hannibal.
and Mr. Ernlnc Il. Ochsenboin Of
bridgeport. wcr" united in marriage
~ Rev. !. y Spectmann. Of tho Ger.
man VI = church. Saturday afternoon
tn" courl" lcf'. Immediately for CIcve.
i'nd "hcr" They viii make their fu-
turC nome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Birthday PARTY.

Birthday Party.
Commemorating her tenth birthday
anniversary. Miss Alice Baird Riddle
entertained a party OF friends Satur-
day evening at her home on Richland
avenue. A pleasant evening was spent
Win various games. aud pleasing re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were: Misses Lillian Stiger.
Margaret Kindelberger. Helen Miller
Hazel Wright. Alvina McGrew. Zilla
McGrew. Sarah II. Carlin. Marie Ad-
ans. Emma Adams. Henrietta Adams.
Nellie Weisgerber. Alice Hefner. Alma
Hefner. lnez Hilton. Thelma Rronjae-
ger. Virginia Truxell. Charlotte Van
kirk. Katherine McDermott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Word has been received by local
iri'ni' ~ rho marrIs" OF Niss Irene
tf'li'r. ~ south Cha. fins street. d,
W. Fari N"lu11i OF Martins Forrs
nov arc rp"rdinr 90 honeymoon TRIP
"i '"h" p"'nif and Will return Co.. 'hi.
cry q" NAH" their future home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Lady, Shrlne Picnic

IN" Lady Shrine Viil give n baa-
krt picnic "Wednesday al Bloynny's
grove \ -p'c'1l car has been On
eac"i - Coa:sy no m. MIXERS IN tb.
grove. which VII Leave ~ an c7rly
hour. IN excellent program. including
sports and rai"rs has been arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
win Deliver Free Lecture.

Word was received recently from roh,
Harris Of Chicago. national l.,turcr
!cr the Modern Woodmen OF America.
mat ne would he present a. the regular
tennoer ,. 10 deliver an illustrated lecture
t'slns as his subject The Modern sAn;.
'sfium To insure n large and apprect-
awe audience and realizing ms reet .,
-n'pAAsizins the importance OF this side
OF the l'i"sttou. NJ. Harris will make no
'Hnrge Tor the lecture. thus making ad.
MISSION free for all He ~ a very weii
SHOWN and prominent speaker and a good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Trial Thin Eusntn.

The trial Of Albert Eikey and Samuel
! lht"n. OF Elm Grove. who were arrested
on an assault and battery charge. will
be neid this evening before squire Sci
heit- IL viii lie remembered that these
men were arrested for giving "A miner by
Thursday night "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Miss Minor En.ertains

MISS Geraldine Minor. charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TRY Minor.
rlcaSan'lv entertained a number OF
her young friends Saturday afternoon
az her homo in Elm Grove. in honor
or her NTH birthday. Various games
were INDUCED in during the afternoon
and daint" refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

the Arbuthuot Bible class of the First
ne'n"ulS' church. VIII be entertained at
the home OF Mrs. g ". Campbell An
gust ~. A. this IL the regular monthly
meeting OF the class IT Ii requested thar
all members he present The meeting
VIII convene at \ o'clock. Afetr "A btsi-
ness session u social~hour will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Attend House PARTY

Misses Hannah and Mary Hill. OF
Woodlawn. will be the guests OF thelr
old school friend. Miss Timmons. OF
'hicago. az q house party TO be given
at her home. The Misses nm will
leave Tuesday. Miss Tlmmons has
just returned from a European tour.
and Is entertaining FIVE OF her old
school friends as n sort OF reunion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
reachen' mstftuts

ohio county teachers Institute Will
open today at Elm Grove. The nret NJ.
for the meetings. n evening in lie
church he teachers will hold q social
consisting or IA shOr: literary program.
atfer which refresh ents will be served
llr. David Dale Johnson. professor OF
EngIish AT the state univeraity. and
Ifct. o. l.. Woodley. principal OF f-a
7 "hrnont Normal. will instruct re
teachers All efforts have been mn-e To
make this the banner institute q, ohio
county. Probably all the business ms
morning Will he enrolment and appofnr-
ment OF standing committees For the
oc"eht or tho teachers who might md
league Of the above church ha. arronses
10 serve dinners I'm :re Basement of ms
church each day during the INSTITUTE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
OUT-THE-PIKE
Notormsn compisfninx.

Many complaints are being heard
rom the mOtormen on the out-the-piks
near station are allowed 10
walk on the tracks. Only yesterday a.
car No. - was coming to Wheeling At
i:4o O'Clock. "A child about two years OF
age was playing between the tracks. en-
urelN ignorant OF its danger. Motorman
stop Just as a man who was reading in
a nearby yard sprang 20 the track and
caught the child up. IL was also stated
that different men have before this tim,
been compelled "a leave their car. and
remove small children from the tracks
ThiS is the source OF n great deal of
'>'uble to the motormen besides enoan-
Gering the lives or the children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
NJ. o. Club

Al her home near Sunny Brook
school house. Nj. Olivet. Thursday af-
u"fnoon. Miss Emma Frey will enter
tain the members Of the T. u. l.. club
The hours. which will he from . until
-. will be spent in sewing. and refresh.
mcnts will supplement the diversion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Compsny's av-
thorized pay stations:

Compaays oh~c. corner 18th &
Chapline Street Wheeling. W Va
lank Of Fulton. Fulton. W. Va.
Tho First National tank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
State Rank Of Film Grove Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills az the most convenient paw
station. G. u JUNKINS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Cotillion Dance.

h popular Cotillion Club will give
their final dance OF the summer sea.
son ext Friday night ~ the White
Palace. Wheeling Park. Music will be
furnished by the Elks' orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Ice Cream Social.

Arrangement are d. ipG made hv
me sunday school of s.. Piul's co..
mar Lutheran church Tor an lrc cream,
social IN be- given AurU-t - IN Tho a..
,'rno'n and evening on the church
lawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Car No 80 on the Pike division Will
be out to-day after being laid up for re-
pairs she has been repainted. overhaul
ca ana placed In first lass condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

MISS Helen McCullagh will enter
tain a jolly party of girls with . slum-
Ter party 81 hcr homo on Fifteenth
street Tuesday cvcrinc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Hsld suceessfu1 Outing.

The uree'"r division 81 Henry Clav
canV h'lt e very successful outing anl
picnic ~ Irimur'. Grove SATURDAY.. TIE
total sum realized cauuot hc stated AT
fits time lut % e Thought that about
so viii Dec realized. this 20 o.. used iy
tie IursstsrS fur procuring pnrarI.rrt-
liI. lavlrl tie penfle fp ana
from the grounds and rendered very
good service. considering the distance
aui condition 90 The roads during the
afternoon AMI evening. Iancing furnc1
tie Iriu. irti diversion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

R%'openinC OF the Auditorium Roller
Rink. Monday evening. August 18th.
nv -23-h.
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Pike Briefs.
James Hunter. mutorman on tho pike
The Washington herald., 1913-12-05
GOLD-BIRCK GAME
TRIED ON e. MACK
But Connie Shifts "Wise Guys" to Be
Shibe, Who in Turn Calls
the Deal OF.

Philadelphia, Dec. IA surprising tale
OF how two men tried to sell brass
slugs, treated chemically to make them
like gold coins that had been buried
for many years, to Connie Mack. leader
of the world champion Athletics, and
Ben Shibe, president of the baseball club
was told before Magistrate Eisenbrown
today in the Central police station. The
two men gave their names as George
Matthews and Fred Frodoon. The police
say the addresses given by the men are
fictitious
1t is the police theory that Matthews
and Frodoon intended to palm on the
brass slugs as gold upon Mack. Shibe
or any other purchaser they might find.
The most telling witness against the
alleged swindlers was Joseph P. Miller,
who said he had known Frodoon about
eight years. Miller said:
"Frodoon told me a friend OF his who
found $500 fve-dollar gold pieces on a
farm in Gettysburg. He showed me one
OF the coins and said he would pay me
II I could help him sell the money at
50 for each piece. 1 took two of the
samples and went to Connie Mack who
said he wasn't interested, but advised
me to see Mr.. Shibe. 1 told Mr.. Shibe
about II and he asked 7e~is straight.
told him it was and he said IL the money
was all right he would buy it. 1 took
Frodoon to see Shibe but Frodoon said
that before he would show the money
Mr.. Shibe would have, to show him
$4,000 Mr.. Shibe called the negotiations
or"
When Connie Mack learned Of the ar
rest he laughed and said that there were
SO many persons he calls Bugs" call
ing on him, that he passed this one
along to Shibe.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-05
BASKETBALL TO
START TONIGHT
George Washington Quint
Tackles Five from Mount
St. Joseph.
AT NATIONAL GUARD GYM
Jim ColIiHower to Referee First Col
legiate Game Of Local
Season.

The collegiate basketball season will
be ushered in tonight at the National
Guard gymnasium. when the George
Washington University five hooks up
with the Mount ST. Joseph's quint from
Baltimore. The contest will start
promptly at $50 o'clock. with Jim Colli-
flower as the referee.
The Hatchetites have been putting in
some stiff practice in preparation for the
game and expect to be returned the win
ners.
Coach Schlosser has had the men work.
ing out regularly, giving them light
scrimmage and signal practice. He re-
ports satisfactory progress, although he
has not definitely decided on the five play
ers who will start the. game. Gore has
been away from practice for several
days with a badly sprained wrist. but
was back in the gym last night doing
light work and appeared to be none the
worse for his injury. Grossbeck. who
may start at right forward tomorrow,
has entirely recovered from the severe
wrench sustained in a recent practice
game. which necessitated his remaining
in bed for several days, and is in better
shape than at any previous time this
season.
AlmOn, who will play left forward. was
a member of the Y. NJ c. A. team last
year and was considered one of the fast
est forwards in the city.
Shaver, the big 2C0-pound guard from
the University of Oregon, will be relied
upon TO break up most OF the op-
ponents' plays. He will be in right guard.
Seydom has there been as big a man OF
any of the local teams, but, In spite
OF his size, he Is able to cover the
floor with remarkable speed and is a
bulwark Of defense behind the center.
Hurley. who will play left guard, was
with the Aloysius club last year, where
he made quite a reputation. He is un-
doubtedly one OF the best guards in this
section. and can advance the ball down
the floor in as neat a style as could be
desired. Patterson, Murray. and Ham,
mer. and Chapman. all members of the
squad, are also in tip-top shape, and
Coach Schlosser has four good players
in these men whom he can rely upon in
case of injury to any Of his other players.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-05
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY
Charleston

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; maidens: purse
500 FIVE and one-haH furlOngS Dicks Pei, liz
Bastante. III; Helen NJ, III: Lnwood. liz; High
Class III; Cliff Maid, n2; Neirose. li2 Steata IL
Pulsation. lis; Water Lad. lis; Tcnboy. IL
SECOND RACE-Threeyearold and upward; Al
lies and mares; selling; purse. 500: Sx furiOnsS
Gasnant, ia; Snow Flakes. loa; Ella CmIy. 100
Metratae. III; sClih Top. loe; Chiffon Queen. ia
big Dipper, l0a; yenetA Strome, Ia.
THIRD RAOE-Threey year-olds and upward; hlle,
and mares; selling: purse. 500; aI furonss. Mis-
Primity, 100; The Busy Body, u4: Loretta DvyG
los; .Jaclueina. loe: Chemulpo ul; Te-n Blznoo,
Ile; SyiTestTis Ia; Ann Lilly. Ia
FOURTH RACE-ThreyeArolds and upward
purse, 500; furlongs- Prince Ahmed, IA star
Bottle. ia: Dynamite. Il4; stentor M Jabot. III
Sepulveda, Ia
FIFTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward; sell
ing; purse. $500; mile. Kinder Lou. N: Master
jim los; 'Myeenae. los; Ford Mai. l02: SrarhIcle
no. Reno, lG; Ralph Lloyd lo2; Charter. los; Joe
Stein, us; 'Outlan. los; sir Dennh. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-ThreS yeAr-olds and upward; s.li-
ing; purse, $500 thirteen-sixteenths Of a mile my
Fellow l04; DR.. Waldo Briggs ns; Charles Grainger,
los; NIsrshm. 100; Napier. 10; knight Of Uncas,
100; 'Tay Pay. lo2; Irish Kid, Ill.
sApFrentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-05
JUAREz RESULTS.
Coupled.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-haH furlongs. GYPSY
Love los CNeylon), to 5, won; Ada Kennedy, IL
Matthews) to l. second; TheodoritA. los CBenton).
TO / third Time. :0s. Ida Lavinia, Brka,
Crrsty. and Mary Pickford also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiTe and onehRh frlonss.
MoIIer IIO (CaTaraughl, to /. won; Binocular lie
CWocds), to /, second Lofty Haywood. liz Gross
8 to s. third. Time. l17 l-5 Janus. Free viii.
Koruni, Joe Woods Making. Quick Trip. and Wicket
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fire and one-half furlonss
Emerald Gen. Us Gould, to 2, won; Manganese.
los (AIatthewsl. TO l. second; Paw, III tGrossl.
to 5, third Time. O:5s IS. Sir Harry and Edith W.
also ran.
FOURTH RASE-Six furiongs. Gold Cf Ophr
Ic2 CTayIor1, to l, won; Injury. III Qoftus), to
l. second; Sir Fretful IS tClaver1, 6 to l. third
Time l:3 Swish, Henry Wslbank. and Vested
Rights also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Fiye and one-hah furIonss Orimar
Lad lo7 (Feeny) to l, won; Palatable. ITO tGroth)
to l. second; Annual Interest. III o'Brenl, 10 to
l, third Time. l1s. ParneT Girl. Madeline b.
Rosa Rablee. Rose Of Jeddah, Rosemary Charles
Goetz, and Ben Stone also ran.
SIXTH RACEliile. Little Marchmont, 1o6 CAic-
Cabel L To l, won; Acumen, los (Vandusen), to l.
second: Cubon. 1os Dryer. to /, third. Time
I3s. Defy, Bslyclife. John Louis and JACK Lawson
also ran.