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The Washington herald., 1913-06-21

NO MARQUARDS NOR
FUCKERS FOR THIS
I HOOSIER MANAGER

Manager Whoa Bill Phillips,
who is plotting the Indianapolis
team, in the Federal League.
can't "see" a southpaw. 1t is a
singular fact that every player
on his team bats and throws
right-handed, and the indica-
tions are that they will con-
tinue TO do so as long as the
team keeps up its upward climb.
Manager Bill has no particular
aversion to the southpaw con-
tingent outside of the pitchers,
and he guesses that the players
he has collected Just happen TO
bat and throw in the natural
way. But southpaw pitchers,
says Whoa Bill. II they are any
good. are usually so erratic in
other ways as to offset all their
good pitching points.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
League Is Disrupted
BY Forfeiting Teams
Federal Circuit Suffers by Failure of Stanton and Ia
ko ma Clubs to Present Mines on the Field
to Play the Scheduled Games

Several little battles were settled in
the meeting, and on Monday the Car
Department outfit will play the Ex:
pressDen.
Joe Turner, the local champion wrest-
Ter. Is thinking Of playing amateur ball
again Several years ago Joe was a fair
ball player, one vine was able to hit
well above the 300 mark.
Ninth plays First N. P. next Tues
day In the East Washington Sunday
school League, and from the game
played last week by these teams the
Christians should find the Southeast
aggregation easy picking.
The War Department team, in the
Marquette League, Is making a good
showing. after getting OF to a poor
start. With the addition of several
Western High School players the War
riors are making good.
Ed Kelley. the Business High School
hurler is working out daily with the
Nationals at American League Park, and
showing a lot of stun. Although moth
ing hut a youngster, Spike" is develop
ing wonderfully. and should be able to
hold bis own in any of the amateur
leagues Of the District.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Ottawa.

FIRST RACE-RoEley Purse; threeyearolds and
urwsrd foaled in Cansda; 500 added: seven fur
longs Rustling 100; Floral Crown, loo; Maspe,
los: Havrock lls; Breast Plate, 100; Wickson, JOS
Calumny. lB :,
Floral Crown. Maspie, and Wickson, Campbell
entry
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500: threeyear-olds and
upward: selling: five and one-haf furiongS Baron
DeKaIb 100; Rosemary 100: Bat Masterson, lc6;
Right Easy. 10; Clem Beachy es; Satyr. lo2; Mar
sand Io2; George S. Davis, loi.
Baron DeKalb ran Byron DeKalb.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; maiden three-year-
olds and upward; one mile Abdon. l0l; haydero-
seros los; Clinton l05 Fuchsis, lO5 Billy Collins
lo7 Lord Las. IN.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; 500 added; three-year-
olds and upward; mile and one-sxteenth. Big DIP
per- 81 Ursula Emma 100; Toddling, l0l; Henry
Hutchinson, ll3: Mycenae.' 90; Lad. lN; Rash lO1.
FIFTH RACE-Merchants' Selling Handicap;
81 500 added; three-yesr-olds and upward; one mile.
Terrible Bill. 81; Efendi, 100; 1mir. los; Pardner.
lOs John Reardon. Ill; Chuckles, 100; Grf. lo;
Chester Krum, lG; Towton Field, no.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500; three-year-olds and
inward; six furlongs. After Glow 81 Jewel OF
Asia, 100; Jonquil, 100; Russell McGin.' 100; Fawn,
III: Cherry Seed, Ia; S1icc, lis; Dynamo 100;
Rosemary 100; Satyr, no. Incision.' llo; Defy. liz;
Jack Eunnally, rs
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; three-year-olds
and upward; selling; mile and sixteenth Fairy
Codmotber los; Stickpin,s l05; Jack Laxson, lb
Hedre Rose. ITO; Merry Lad. Ill; Adolante ss;
Ben Prior l0; Shorty Northcut. l0; Judge
Monck, llo.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
GAMES TODAY.

Cspatal City Lesgue-Carron vs.. wareriey.
Central League-sherwood VI. northern.
Departmental Leagne-0pen date.
Federal Lssgue-Tangiewood rs. Fsirmout
East Washington Sunday School League-Presby-
terian vs.. Flrst VI. p
Northwes: Sunday School League-Mount Pleasant
vs.. Fourth
Treasury League-N. r. R A. vs. Interstate.
Southeastern League-Mohawks rs Yankees
Marquette League-St. Stephen 81. joseph.
Potomac League-Oxon Hill rS Fairiawn.
Brookland Church LeAgue-Baptist - Methodist.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Shamrocks. 21: Commissary, 2.

Runs-Fulier Reed. Scott. Peiner ~. Steele ts,,
Tucker tsl. Hggs t2l. sewel 'g,, Cross ~. bsess.
l. Higr On York (2l First base by er1urs-Sham-
rocks. .; Commissary, !. Left on bases-shamroeks.
6: Ccmmissary. 4 First base on balis-on Bur
CESS. 4; OF HISS. /; OF Harsro.e. Innings
pitched-By Bursess. 5: by Higgs. 4 Hits made
OF Burgess .. al Hgrs. l. Struck out-By Bur-
ssss ,; By Hisrs. u BY Harsrose; $ Home runs
Peiffer. Steel Three-bsse hit-GilSer rwooass
hit-Soott. Stolen bases-Scott, steel lZl A; Hisgs
Maddox. Time Of camel hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
C. G. L., g; Postoffice, 8.

Runs-C. Dampier, McNorris ~, Mcdonald tzJ,
S. Dampier, shafer t2l Stuart. Bradley Anderson
Warthern. First base on errurs-C & L., /; Postof-
fee. Z. First base balls-Of Larson, S; Of Kir-
ley, . Struck out-By Larson. S; by Kiriey. >
Two-base hits-Nef, S. Dampier ca. Mcdonald
Stewart, McMorTis. Sacrifice hits. Dampier.
Stolen bases-c. Dampier. Mcsorris. Nen. warth-
en-, Anderson, Schafer. Double plays-Stewart to
Hartshorn. Hit by pitcher-By Larson &C. Dam
pierl. by kirley tNen, kerl. Wild pitch-Larson.
Umpire-Mr Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and "
ninutas
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Martin Rides Three
Horses to Victory
Clever Jockey Lands Trio of Racers First Under the
Wire and Finishes Inside of the Money on
Balance of His Mounts at Latonia.

Presumption. lcs; Milton B. lcs Gsybiri. lcs; Mel
ton Street, Ill
FIFTH RACE-Selling; three-yesr-olds and up
ward; six furlongs Kiva, e6; The Grade, 90; Will
hite los; Cash On Delivery. D7; Bsckbay. los;
Closer. los: Chaputepec, no; Merrick. Ill; Quar-
termsster. lie.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; threeyear-olds; one and
one-sixteenth miles. Strong. IS: John G. Weaver,
81 Bonnie Eloise los; Wander, los; Verona, los:
Star o'Ryan, lG; Supervisor. lG; Mockler, los:
Charter los.
Apprentices allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast. =
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Fourth. 13; Calvary, !

Runs-Felt, Dampier. MackntOsh, Austin (2, Eli
Purdy t2l, Benton. Heald t2. Lyon, Young. Ed
Purdy. Winstead. Left on bases-Calvarv. 5; Fourth
Presbyterian, 4. First base balls-0f winstead.
?; of Miller, !. Struck Out-By Winstead, 5; BY
Miller, s. Three-base hit-Eh Puriy. Two-base hit
Lyons. Sacrifice hits-Johnston Miller Stolen bases
Felt, Miller, Head t2. Dampier 81. Macintosh.
Ed Purdy C9. Hit by pitcher-By Miller, Benton.
Passed balls-Heald- Umpre-Mr. Haas Time OF
game-l hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21

The employees Of Hecht & Co.'S Greater
Store having organized for the season,
wish to announce that all open dates
can be filled by addressing c. W. Doug
las, 90 First Street Southwest. The line
up Is as follows: Mehlfelt, pitcher;
ouigley. catcher; Douglas, first base; E.
Dent, second base: Russo. shortstop;
Morris, third base: Csbel. center field
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Cornell, z; Waverley, /.

Runs-A. Howard, Green. Mccarthy t3l. stee'e,
McGann O'Dea. Left on bases-Cornel. 9: Way
erley. 5. First base balls-0f Thompson. ].
Struck out-By Thompson. .; by Ofutt, ) Two
base hits-Litz McGann A. Howard. Sacrifice
hit-Ohutt. Sacrifice hy-Thomrson. Stolen bases
Green. McGann. Steele. A. Howard. Mccarthy,
Litz Boyle ~. Nenefee. Hsnley. Hit by pitcher
By Thompson BOYLE. Wild ptch-Thompson Um-
and $ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Holy Name. 4; Naval Medicos. 4.

Runs-Mulroe. kirkley C2), Heard. Lepper. Bender
Bonan ~. First base errors-Naval Medicos, l.;
Holy Name l. Left on baSes-Naval Medicos L;
Holy Name, g. First base on baIls-0f Nolan. q;
Of Boswell. 6. Struck out-By Nolan. III by Bos-
well. IL Two-base hits-BOswel. Peny. Sacrifice
hit-Andeson. Stolen bases-Heard ~, Mulroe D.
Dugan C9. Lepper. Bender t2. Perry. Roche. Nc
Kenna, kirkley a. Double play-McKenna to
Kirkley. Hit by pitcher-By Boswell. McKenna and
Heard. Passed ban-Heard Umpire-Mr. Norris
Time Of gzmel hour and 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Carital City LeAgue-Cornell. Z: warerley l.
Central League-G. p. o.. S; Printers
Departmental League-Commerce and Labor 3;
Pustof5ce. )
FEDERAL Lesgue-Postponed.
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League-Postponed
Northwest Sunday School LeAgue-Fourth, u; Cal-
vary. l.
Treasury Lesgue-Hydros. II: Civil Service l.
Marquette Lesgue-Holy Name. Z: Naval Meficos &
Potomac League-CongTesS Heights. "a; Steel
Plant, 9.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Latonia.

FIRST RAcE-Sellins; two-yesrolds; five and
oue-haH furiongS Marty LOU 90; Breakdown
Belle. IS: Mary Lebus, 81; Caution. 100; Buck
Keenon los; Barbara Lane. los; J. B. Msylow. los
sECosD RACE-Handiczp; three-yearolds and
inward: one and oue-eighth miles Impression, 100;
Any Port. loe; Samuel R. Meyer, lo3; Flora Fina.
los: Gowell. IL
THIRD RACE-Allowance; two+yesr-olds; six fur
longs Frances NJ. 81; Bissspirit, los; Rufles. los
Brinehurst liz: Boots and Saddles. lis.
FOURTH RACE-Merchsnts' Selling Stakes:
three-yesr-olds and upward; one mile. Benant,' :
n S;H Jasmine, 50; Silver Bill. 81: Sleete. 100:
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Episcopal. 6: Catholic, 4.

Rms-Ralph. Sullivan. Diller. Cord. Wsshinston.
Sargent (2l, CruickShanks Soper, Orrsby. Two
base hit-Rodler. Three-base hit-sulliyan. Bases
on balls-On Watts 2: of Sullivan. s. Struck out
by Watts. IL; by sullivan, s. Hit by pitcher-By
Watts iTansil). Wild pitch-sullivan. Stolen bas
Washington, Cruckishanks. soper. ormsoy Rodier
(g. Tansil. cord. Sacrifice hIt-Ormsby. Umpires
-Messrs. Williams and Leaf. Time OF same-l
hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Congress Heights. IA: Steel Plant, s

Pearson t2, Humphrey. Hoyle, Perrico C2l Es
lott t3l. Durity. HaTenner Hardester Moore, Pear
son, Phpps t2l, Burgess. Frye. Brewer (g, Whitley
Left on bases-Consress Heights. 2: Steel Plant. S
First base on balls-of Burgess, /; of johnson. 5
of Phipps, /: of Moore. /. Struck out-By Bur.
CESS, /; by johnson, .: by Moore . Home run
Pearson. Three-base hit-BurEess. Two-base hits
Pearson, Hoyle. Elliott. Phipps Brewer t2, Stolen
bases-Durity, Havenner. Pmphrey, Whitley Pear.
son. Umpires-Messrs Dougherty and Aburne
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Birmy Like. White sox.

Manager Joe Birmingham, of Cleveland,
says the Maps and White Sox are the real
pennant contenders in the American
League this season. 1T is not the Attn
letics or the Senators that We have to
watch out for most" said Birmy- 1T Is
the team bossed by Jimmy Callahan
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
MontEomerx Gets RusN.

Manager Montgomery. of the Steuben-
Vile Interstate League team, has re-
leased Pitchers Brown and Sisley and
Outfielder Byrnes. He has signed First
Baseman Sapp. Outhelder Bartliff. and
Pitcher Watkins. Of Grand Rapids.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
Roland. 12; St. Peters. 5.

Runs-Wise t2l. Horne o. Hunt 81, FIahery,
Taylor t2l, Tauberschmid, Nash, Noyss (2). Daugh-
ery (2l, O'Brien. Earned rns-Roiand Club. =,
ST. Peters. . First base by errors-RolAnd Club
.: St. Peters, ) Left bases-Roland Club. s.;
ST Peters, 7. First base balls-0f DALEY. a.:
of Pole. ): of Hunt. /. Innings pitched-By Daiey
l-3 by Pole. 223 Hits mAde-0f Daley Z; Of
Pole, ) Struck out-By DALEY, 4; by Pole, ); by
Hunt, Il Two-base hits-Fraser. Nansent, Fla
herty. Pole Sacrifice hits-Horne. Hunt Stolen
bsses-Hunt C2l. Fraser C3,. Hughes. Dausherty To-
Pole IN. Double plays-Robey to Weeks Wild
pitch-Hunt t2), DALEY. Umpire-Mr Collihover
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
REYNOLDS ELECTED CAPTAIN.
Montclafr Roy Selected to Lead
1914 Harvard Crew.

Red Top. Conn, June 2o.-ouincy
Reynolds. II. of Montclair. n. J.. was
tonight elected captain of the Harvard
crew for next season.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
AmerIcn scores Again.

London. June 2o-Another honor went
10 the United States at the Olympia
Horse Show. when Louis Winans, OF Bal
umore, Nd. won the ciasses Tor trot-
tiers and roadsters.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21

Defents Bobby NhihIort IN TaHt
Bout for Middle-weiGht Title.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va, June eo-Joe Turner,
middIe-weight champion of the world. de-
feated Bobby Mainfort in the fastest
bout ever staged in the valley. After
losing the first fall on a scissors and
head lock. in twenty-five minutes, Tur-
ner used the famous toe hold. winning
the second in fifty-two minutes, the third
in seventeen minutes. Mr.. Kyle refereed
the bout.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21

South. right field. and Franks. left field.
Sunday games preferred. We would like
to arrange games with teams averaging
sixteen years Of age, such as Kahn's,
Lansburgh, and Woodward & Lothrop.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
ParfInnd Get. sIattery.

Jack Slattery. the old major Lacquer.
has been signed by Manager Hugh Duty.
of the Portland New England League
team. Jack will cover first base
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21

Luggi Thornett is hitting well for the
G. p. o. club, in the Central League.
getting his singles every game. Thornett
is a conner, and with a little more ex-
perience will be ready to hold the third
corner from any of the local stars.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21

At the meeting OF the r. r. Y. NJ.
c. A. League last night at Union Sta
ton every manager was present, ana
fully fifty ball players were on hand.
The schedule will be played out as ar
ranged, and no more forfeit games are
likely to occur in this organization.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
belmont Park.

.Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast
The Washington herald., 1913-06-21
JOE TURNER WINS.

Apprentices allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-13
Dressnaking.
Situations Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Position clerking, bookkeep-
ing or teaching school; sufficient expe-
rience, good references Address M L.
SWmt, Glennville, Ga, 44-13-2
POSITION WANTED by young man.
nlneteen; good references. Prefer work
in office or collecting all or half day
Julian aolsenbeck, 25i Hemphiu 80 1872
YOUNG MAN wants position as chauf-
feur; can drive any car; must have
work at once, b, Box SIC, care Geor-
gian. 25-lS-2
GARDNER wants to work by hour day or
month; understands planting vegeta-
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and trees: can milk and attend stock
poultry. etc. Am single and white. Ad-
dress white Box S1S. care Georgian
YOUNG MAN, aged %. desires work in
drug store afternoons and evenings:
nave had experience. f., Box 2O1. care
Georgian. &0-13-3
PRINTER wants position in a weekly
ONCE. Can give references. Address
W :. Walker care Butler Herald, Butler.
Ga. 27-13-2
WANTEB- Position by gentleman, aged
thirty, with six years experience as
front drug and soda water man. Can
give good references Address j., BOX
$50. care Georgian. 44-12-2
WANTED as sten0graDher or
oookkeeper by young man % years of
age, with three years experience in cleri-
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large corporation as boOkkeeper. but de-
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@, Box 9O4, care Georgian. 34-12-2
SIXTEEN NEAR-OID boy, with good
home and willing to work. wants posi-
ton where there is a chance TO work up
or q chance to learn good trade. Cafl
Walter Corey, 6l9 West Peachtree street.
Ivy 56S5-J. 26-l2-2
Al OOKEEEPER and salesman with
-FOUR Years experience desires position
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as chauffeur; can
furnish good references: am able to Keep
car in good condition. Address David
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EXPERIENCED office man Of middle age
desires position as assistant i'm office
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-- 22-1l-2
COLORED man. three years as chauffeur,
wants position; sober, settled and can
furnish best references. Phillips $40 Mar
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HONEST reliable colored man wants po-
sition in private family as butler or
house man; with room on lot. Address
). NJ. 298 Auburn avenue. 56-11-2
GRADUATE of pharmacy wishes position
in or near city as relief man at night.
Address pills, care Georgian. 4S-11-2
SOBER, Industrious. middle-ag ed man
wants position as Waterman, best OF
references l., Box 43l, care Georgian.
WANTED BY reliable licensed
stationary fireman CColoredl. five wears
experience. =. Donaldson. II Birkcl
street. 2S-l1-2
MALE STENOGRAHllEG with twelve
wears experience i'm court ana ConVen-
ton reporting. wants place where only
Some are my equals have no superiorS
"'' '"' cav" Georgian. 4j-ll-@
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Shoes,
Shoe Repairing.

SHOE REPAIRfNG-Cor Ponce De
Leon and Highland Bell phone Ivy
6&l$-L. Q. ". Beavers. 1-1O-12
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Medical.
Rheumatism.
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RHEUMAT-lCURE,.
WILL CURE that rbeuma tism, liver and
kidney trouble. Formula of DR.. HOl-
brock. a specialist in chronic and private
diseases: 100 doses 81 postpaid Call for a
free sample. DR. Holbrook, 321z Peach
tree street 1876
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Business Guide of Atlanta
1T WILL PAY YOU TO CONSULTIT
FOR ANY LINE OF BUSINESS
Abstracts and Title Insurance.
Accordion Plating.

ATLANTA TITLE GUARANTEE co.
ground floor Equitable Bldg. Main 5420
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Hatters.

&. co, 10 North Broad St.
9 North Forsyth At. Boil NJ. 2Ol0. A.
laUta 2Ol0 I2-7-bg
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Auction Sales of Furniture and
Household Goods.
Banks.
Barber Shops.

HAIR CUTS-15c.
visduct place. between Peachtree and
Ernad II ah-3S
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Fire-Proof Storage.
Fresh Oysters Daily
Furniture Repaired.

HENDERSON & DORSEY, upholsterinf
and furniture repairing Of Mangum
Atlanta 3073- f. 12-17 Is
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN

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Carpet and Rug Cleaned.

IT7EGI?NTI1> >STF1M 1CI6FPfETT- GCLE5NNIITG
COMPANY UncD y West Alexander
street Phone Ivy 41s6. Moist and dry
cleaning Rugs woven from your old
rarpets and rags. Porch shades made 10
order 2-S-27
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UNCLE ROOM and board for business
Ia0I. Cau Main 1592-J. 2-12-2A
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DropsY.

DROPSY CURED-RelieveS shortness of
breath in S6 to IS hours. Reduces SWELL
ing in fifteen 10 twenty days. Colon
Dropsy Remedy Co. 406 Austell bldg. At
lanta, Ga. 625-11
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DRY Goods and Notions.

a. NJ EOEI%SON 4 co, 1851 Mort
Pryor street Special attention 2
mail orders 12-4-1
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Matrimonial.
Palmistry.
GYPSY QUEEN,
GYPSY PIANIST.

and future. Special reading, CSC so
Edgewood avenue, between Ivy and Pryor.
PINE
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Business Space For Rent

F0P RENT-Entire second floor ~,
Whitehall, 90 by 100 feet; Sultatu,- u,
hat cleaning or hair dressing P"4tT Sud
other light business. Can on ~ ''r-' q.
lock, American theater
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Housekeeping Rooms For Rent.
Furnished or Unfurnished Apart.
merits For Rent.
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

~S~~0-~-~-~-~N>~~N-~-~-~~~~~~~
FOR RENT-One five-room apartment
steam heat, electric lights. on North
Boulevard; janitor service. Phone Ivy
369SJ. 2-f3-l5
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FOR RENT - Desirable steam heated
room to gentleman, in new apartment.
325 North Boulevard. Phone Ivy 42S3L
Price S16. 2-11-30
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"The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
Rooms and Board.

49,
BOARD and room for one young man for
roommate; all cOnveniences: terms rea-
sonable. 70 Grady Place. West End.
51-12-O
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ACCORDION PLATING WORKS sun
burst skirts made to order, ten differ
ent styles OF buttons made. 7S1a White
hall at lg-g- 3
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ITaFns mafhed nus y nun daily. eK-
cent Sunday.
Other trains run ia ~. Central time
S.tV Ticket Cfcice No Pss~htree 81
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-17
FILE ANSWER IN
WEBB LAW CASE
PosToFFIcE AT BUXTON ROBBED
AMOUNT NOT KNOWN.
lockwood YOUTH SUICIDES
Well Known Stockman at Knoxville
Dead-Former Prominent Citizen
and Business Man of Marshall
town Given 15-Year Sentence.

Ottumwa, July lev. E. Miller,
attorney for the United States Ex-
press Company, has filed an answer
to the charge made by the state that
his clients violated the Webb-Kenyon
law prohibiting the shipment of liquor
from wet to dry states. The answer
of Mr.. Miller cites the constitutional
ity of the United States in support of
his company and statse that the new
law is unconstitutional. He further
says that the Webb-Kenyon law oper-
ates in opposition to the interstate
commerce law. He questions the jur-
isdiction of the district court in pass
ing on the case and finally asks that
the injunction be dismissed. Thurs
day, July 30, has been set as the date
for hearing arguments in the case. A
similar action has been brought at
Centerville in this judicial jurisdic-
ton and the same company is de-
PENDANT and this case may be brought
here and merged with Judge F. Hunt
er in the two cases.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-17
FLYING BOAT RACE IS OFF
Aviators Agree to End Contest to De-
treit When Prize Money is
Withdrawn.

Muskegon,. Mich, July 16.-The fy-
Ing boat cruise from Chicago to De-
troit has been called off by the mutual
agreement of the remaining aviators
in the contest, according to Glenn H,
Martin, who returned to Muskegon
from Pentwater
When | reached Pentwater," said
Martin, Il talked over the situation
with Havens. Yer Planck and Francis.
I'VE all agreed that as the commit
tee In charge of tie cruise had called
OF the prize money to discontinue the
race"
Chicago, July 16.-Max Lille, avia-
tor, narrowly escaped serious injury
when his hydro aeroplane plunged into
Lake Michigan two miles off Wilson
beach. Although badly shaken up, he
was not hurt, but his machine was
damaged.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-17
GYPSIES MOURN DEAD KING
10000 Others See imposing Ceremony
for Romany Ruler at Dan
Vile, III.

Danyille. H.. July IGNORE than
5000 gypsies OF the Romany tribe as
sembled here to pay last tribute to
David Nicholin. their king. Gypsies
from all iover the central states ar
rived for the funeral ceremony, which
took place before handsome gray
granite monument erected over the
grave Of the late king. Ten thousand
spectators saw the ceremony. An cleo
ton will take place at Mexico. Mo. to
choose q successor. Seven hundred
and eighty wagons will start tonight