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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

The Hartford Times states that dis charges from bankruptcy have been granted in the United States district court to the Norwich Silk company. George A. Smith of Norwich and How ard B. Hilton of Stamford.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

Referring to special arrangements for Easter music at the Sacred Hea. i church, the Waterbury American said: Since the return to the church of the Rev. Hugh Treanor, the choir has been assisted on several occasions by ar orchestra.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

Leaving Norwich at s30 Saturday morning. Lincoln Wadsw worth and Bruce McNi1lan trekked to Gardner Lake. where the gale had stirred up wllitecaps like 9 miniature ocean. Af ter a half hours stay the young men hiked back and were in Norwich at 13o D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

Stoock certificates issued, 3e3 for eS43 shares at s25.
 Stock certificates cancelled, for 40 shares at $25.
 Certificates outstanding, 3S9 for 2694 shares
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

Because of confusion from the parcel post stamps being all of one color red. Postmaster General Burleson has adopted new stamp to be printed i'll different colors. according to the de nominations The stamps, all the same size, will be ready within three months.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

Today the tax collector will be at the store of Sherwood B. Potter. East Side, from Il a. m. to 1 D. m. for the purpose of collecting the personal tax adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24

ticoI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06

today OF a new barn FOR Jerry
Holmes on Peters Run.
Walter Tolan. who has been in N
Elm Grove for some time. has been
removedto his home az Viola.
Rev. :. T. Hart. OF the First NJ
p. church Of Elm Grove. will address
tho EpWorth league Of the Sand hin
VI. J.. church Friday. November .
Mrs ". +. Allen OF New Cumber-
lano Is visiting friends at Elm
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corcoran or
Him Grove We're attending the flu.r-
al oi "a relative at Cameron yestar-
day.
Boru-ro Mr.. and Mrs John
VANITY Of Glenwood. a baby boy.
Nj. Lester Smith OF Film Grove
Sp"nt Yesterday with friends az West
Liberty
Tho carpenters union held their
regular semi-monthly meeting IN
city building az Elm Grove last even
InE
Pet" i-~awther. foreman of the Elm
ProN" q q company's mine. is mos-
ln- hl~ family from MasontoWu 10
Lakewood. where Dee expects "a
make" bis future home
Dr. and Mrs o. ". Spillman oil.
Lcc"dal" spent yesterday visitiu .
Nlr and Mr.. William Queen Of Glen
dale.
H. IS. Blake of EdaedaIe. trsvenn.
salesman for tho Wteellue Metal
manuiacturuc company. Will I-ay"
this morning for New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06

The Panama lodge. shield, OF
Honor. met at the X. OF q. hall. Elm
Grove. last evening and instituted a
new lodge. About fifty members
were taken in by the new order
which will 40 doubt prove 10 Dee one
on" OF the strongest in this district
The lodge Was instituted boy several
OF the highest officers of the order
Who gave very interesting takes 20
the new members. after which the in
!tlation team TOOK charge of those en-
tering and put them through the reg
ular Initiation of the order. AFTER
the business Of the evening the mem
beers and visitors enjoyed q banquet
az Hands hall.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
George II. D~ieringer. ct. al
vs.
Southern states Theatre L. ChauceTy.
Corporation. a CORPORA

Avs O AHTakAAN 49, 'AAaA4ANa 70
tiou. 81. al.
by virtue Of au order entered ia the
ahov" entitled caus" 10y the Circuit
Court Of ohio County West Virginia.
Un the lith day Of October. 1913. IL U.s.
referred 60 the Undersigned Commits
~ioner Co report 70 the Court ON the tol-
lowing matters.
FIRST. To ascertain and report tho
assets ~ The defendant. southern Stat"s
Theatre Corporation. real personal and
mixed. together with AN itsmizsd state
meut OF the nature. location. description
and value thereof respectively. including
"a list 81 the names OF the persons, firms
and corporations indebted 60 said
southern States Theatre Corporation.
with the amount owing by each respect
lively.
SECOND. To ascertain and report the
liabilities Of said Southern states Thea
ire Corporation. together with an item
lied statement of the nature. amounts
and description thereof. respectively. in-
GLIDING a list OF the names of the per
sons, firms and corporations 20 whom
said southern states Ihcttr" corpora
'.cu S. Indebted. with the amount OWNS
go each respectively.
THIRD To ascertain and report all
Hens oI tho real or personal property OF
said southern States Theatre Corpora
tiou. cor any part thereof. the holders Of
liens. M" amount due to each and tie
FOURTH To settle and state the ac-
count ul the receivers heretofore aI-
pointed TN this cause.
FIFTH Tu ascertain and report such
other matters and things as may Doe re
CURED hy amy party Do this cauhe ana
deemed pertinent hy s1iD 1ommissiouer.
Notlrr is hereby given that tho under
signed Commissioner has fixed Monday,
Sow mter 18TH. 1918. cumm'UcirE 40 70
o'clock g.. 81 as IA, time aud MS ,@itle'.
Rooms SJH.4 Sthmulha,h building.
Wheeling. West Virginia. aa the place
at which be- Will proceed To- execute The
said order 80 reference and ascertain ana
report tho several matters iu said order
OF reference rcg4.rrd.
given under wy hand this 10th dag of
October. 1918.
FRANK a. MCMAHON
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. Will Cruise. Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
once, 6layney's Drug Store.
s-4-tf
ants-DouuhrrN.

Miss Carrie Plants and Mr.. Harve
Dougherty stold a march on their
friends yesterday when they procur-
ed a marriage license and went TO
Sherrard and were married. Rev.
Riddle performing the ceremony. AZ
Ter the ceremony the happy young
couple went to the home of the bride
near Limestone. Last evening a
number OF their friends went 10 the
nome TO serenade the neWlyweds.
Alter the serenade the evening was
spent in music and games and al a
late hour the guests departed for
thelr homes. wishing the couple
much happiness in their welded life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06
Traffic DELAYED.

Traffic on the city q Elm Grove line
was delayed for some time yesterday
morning when the work ear jumped
the track near the NoOdlaWu station.
Oh the outbound track. causing the
outbound cars To switch over and uS.
the inbound track Tor some time Al
about 10 go o'clock the car was again
placed ou the tract ana traffic re-
-um.d 80 damage was done To- th.
work car hy it's leaving the rails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06

III" Mystic lodge No. -. X. OF L.. OF
E'm Grove. are wearing as a token
o. respect and esteem for their de
ceased brother. Nehmial Nickerson.
badges of old gold and blue. This
Is a new order OF the lodge and the
badges will be- worn for thirty days
after the burial Of each deceased
memher OF tho order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06
Light Chanaed

TIL" light az the corner OF the
Woods building al Elm Grove. which
has been giving 500 much trouble for
The past several days boy gas leaking
from ~. was moved yesterday hy D..
". krumWe from its former position
on the side %. the alley near the build
ins since tlc chIuge 10 u0w stands
Uu Oh. side near P~estiugcr. cafe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06
Oyster Supper and Bazaar.

TIE Ladies Aid Society or the
church OF God have made all arrang.
nents Cor the holding OF an oyster
supper at Hands hall Nocember :.
Arrangement have also been made
Tor the holding OF u bazaar December
10. Bo;h affairs will De given for
the benefit Of the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06

@ sFANH- F1FHNu AE'N - AAAAAnFA
oi notaries for owe the county. They
gave their approval OF the following
applications; 4 5 Reiu, L. 4
CragO "a Frank Beardley.
-Hcalth commissioner Etzler has
expressed himself as being heartily
in favor OF any plan which will do
away with the outside vaults. He Is
Of the opinion thai they n "A very
great nuisance and a manac 20 pub
lie health.
The board OF control yesterday
made a tour OF inspection over the
city. I'm company with Engineer Leo
pOld. OF Pittsburgh. looking over sites
suitable FOR the location OF a ultra
ton plant. Nothing OF a definite
nature was done.
Melvin Kelvin Was remandcd
back % Jail yesterday morning 20
await the action OF tho next term OF
grand jury. Kelvin was indicted be
fore the last grand jury but IN some
way the Indictment was lost which
makes Dr. necessary for him - De-
kept until tho next term.
chief of Police Thomas Leyland
presented his report yesterday TO thu
board OF control. which was probably
one " the best reports submitted for
some time. II showed that tho de
partment had made @33 arrests. the
greater number OF which were white
males. a total OF ines assessed,
S2.Sl1. The patrol wagon was called
l13 times Il til" ambulance O.
Tho appraisers OF the Tape
estate filed their report yesterday
-.wrHA a.HHN. Al. ...LH --. nh
great value of the estate is IN stocks
and bonds in the South sid bank.
The total valuation IL S4+.lJO. with
$1,000 real estata and personal
property at s3u.15u.
Tho bankers az the cts are very
much worried ovcr the complications
arising over thc income tax. Tu,Te
i- % great deal OF the matter which is
not easily understood aud = Occasion
ing considerable work and extra linz
Jog the banker.
The bazaar 90 have been given
bE the Ladies Aid Coc.ety o. the
short Creek NJ. T. church has been
postponed from saturday on cou
OF % death IN tho church circle.
-Local brewers are auaitirr with
Interest the action os the Ohio Liduo-
l~-lc"n>ius Board. Under the terms Of
iuc ruling. au Ohio brewer may sell
lI- ware from 90 wagon without g. lf-
c-nse and al take his va-ons any
place in the state. while the foreign
brewer must pay $1,000 tax for tho.
same privileges.
Many reports ~ petty tl-it- aru
coming from the rural districts I'm Tho,
near our OF the city. aud g.
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order O, Notice Thereon

Northern District OF West Virginia. So:
On this am day Of November. T.. H..
1913. on reading the foregoiug petition.
ordered by the Court that a hearing
b. had upon the same GA the AN dav 81
december. A. j.. 1919. before said Court
at Wheeliug. IN said district. 1t ten
O'Clock IN the and that motto.
thereof De published lu thc Whcellu;
Intelligence. O. newspaper printed in
said District. and that all kupwa credi-
tors and other persons IN interest may
appear 20 the said time and place au,i
show cause. II any they have. wuy the
ura}.r OF tho said petition should not
h. granted.
Aud BE- iS further ordered hy the Court.
that ia" clerk shall send 10y mail To ali
Known creditors copies OF said r|stitfor
ana this order addressed 10 them AT
their places Of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Aston g.. Day
ton. Judge uf the saIr Court, ans ~.
seal thereof. az Wheeling. iu said DIS
triot. ON tho ith day of November. a. T..
1913.
Attest.
-. T. KEFAUVER. Clcra.
L. = l. e.. y. u. W. Va.
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NOTICE


United states OF America Northern Dis
uict Of West Virginia. So
IN the United state. District Court
IN and Tor said District
IN the matter ul Arauk q. IlEglcbcck.
bankrupt No. SIS. Ia E~2ukruptcyy.
Petition for Dischlrgc.
TO the Honorable Aston - Dayton.
OF the District court OF the
United states for tho Northern Dis
trict % West Virginia:
Frank e. Tiggleb,ck. of Wheeling. n
the county % ohio. ana state u West
y Virginia. In said District. rsspcctfuuy
represents that ou the sth day of Octo-
Der. last past. he was duly ~adJudged a
bankrupt under IN. acts 90 Congress re-
lating 70 bankruptcy. that he has duly
SURRENDERED all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied
with all the requirements OF said acts
ana OF orders or the court touching his
bankruptcy.
" Wherefore. he prays that he may he
dccreed by the Court 10 have a fuu dis
charge from all debts pluNable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, cX-
cept such debts a. are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this end day % November. 4.
IN ~ . r-r..r r-nr-.t-
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For RI MI

FOR PENT
TIKI RAEEMENT6. FIRST aTCOED
THD. FCURTH AND IFT FLOORS.
or TUE NEW T1RE Proof MEECAH-
TTLT or hLArN STREET.
At STEEL BRIDGE CORNER.
WILL BE EEADY ABOUT FIRST or
epHIL 1919
EACH FLOOR CAN nj RENTED
sEPARATELY.
1Oe5ls MsrN gTALET.
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WANTED = Female Help.

WANrED-Whlte girl for general house
worn Three IN family. no children.
Must com" well recommended Good
wages Address H.. IT,, care lutolligencer.
O-.S-tf
WANTED-sir. Iur general Homework
and cooking. family % two. Applv
.n- south broadway. e. cphoue l2i6-R
National. .c4-ff
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MISCELLANEOUS

FRUIT ornamental ana shade trees at
special prices FOR a few DAYS 20 In
.durc vail planting. az Colsraiu Nurseries
Aodrc-- =. Starbuck. Culeraiu. q.
o-7-70t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-06
POULTRY


OhFlNoTONs-F'1ly tn ms puI,--
5000 each breeding males. SO H. I'D.
s. f'f. phones n. r. Marsh
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maden two-year-olds: rIrse. 500
about five furongs. ShipIigau. 100 Knight. to 2
wen; Charles T.. los tHalD, TO ]. second; Break
fast. l4 (SkiryinD, to !. third. Time 03. Mar
Pickford. Dead Loss, Agnes Dale. Ollie Byrne
Dragon Fly, and The ParsOu also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three yearolds and upward
purse. 800; about five furougs Louis Des Cosnets,
i7 Dreyerl, > to 2 won; Merise, I6 (McIntyrrl,
to ]. second Tender Heart lo5 Hanover. } TO !.
third. Time. o.5s Phew. Bavell Lutz, Johnny Har-
MS. shreve. Thirty Forty and Lothario also nan.
THIRD RACE-Three yezr-olds and upward purse,
500; about Ave furlonSs Yna los tskirrinl, to /.
won: L,cetta los Cwhite}, to /. second: Isabelle
Case. los tKniShtl. to l. third. Time. loi.
Smash. Protagoras. Jack Of Hearts, Susan, and
Mother also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-y ear-olds and upward
rngton), to !. won: Armagh, 100 (skirinl. even.
second; Jennie Wells, lo5 knight. to j, third.
Time. OF "a Mileage. George karme. Maurice
Reed and Cap Nelson also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fouryear- and upward; purse.
$500: one and sixteenth miles. Senator Sparks,
IL tDr,erj. to z won; Dr. Hozbsrg. lo4 tHslseyl.
) TO /. second; Noon. 100 BAUER. TO !. third.
Time ia As Moonlight. Ovelando. Lucille, fannie,
Donation and Tackle also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year and upward; purse
500 six and onehah furionas Bogard ZOE tSkirvinl
IS /. won; Montsgnie. liz gackson). to !. SEC
ond; Premier, 100 (knight. to !. third Time, 3.
Cherry Seed. Imprudent. Flying Pearl. Litth Erne,
Little Marrhmont Black Branch, and Dust also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-oIds and upward
purse. 500; six and one-haR furiongs. Oakley. loe
Ucveel, to I. won Miss Mcnard. lG tShannonl, Il
to ]. second; Glen Beachey. 100 tSkiryinl. TO 2,
third. Time, is Is Henrietta w., Chiffon Squsw.
Col. Brown, Jim O.. Tiger Jim, and Banister also
ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward
purse 500; furlongs Camel, ITO tskirrn. to
!. won: yeneta strome. los ticlntyre). to l. SEC
ond Palma. liz tHalseyD. to l. third. Time y Is
Ursula Emma. Barn Dance. Gagnant. Rose o'Neil
and Y. Powers also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Sarn toRn.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-o and up.
ward; selling: six furlongs. Royal Mes
sage. 1G7: GRANADA. 104: Thrifty lc2
Trifier. Sc: Fond. 102: Lady Lightning
lC7: Little Hugh,' 90; Patrick S.. l0I: Dis.
covery. 1Os: Magazine. IL: Luria.' IS: Hu.
lobby Boyer. l02; Waterwelles.' 1Oi;
Ivabel,' 102: Mindinette. 107; Labold, liz;
Bunch of Keys. 106; Nello, 100.
SECOND RACE - Five-year-olds and
upward: Owners Handicap; steeplechase:
about two miles. Wickson. AS: O'Bear,
1s2: Juverence. 146: The Prophet. 155.
Nosegay, 40: Big Sandy. ~: Buckthorne
III; nstr t. i@ Octopus is; Hiddis' 1S';
THIRD RACE-Two-year-olds selling:
five and a half furlongs. Superintendent
los: Salon. los: Della Mack, les: Lilly
Orme. los; Heart Beat. 100: Charmeuse.
loS: Northerner. los; Eustace, los: Peter.
kin. los: Korfhage. 112.
FOURTH RACE-Three-y ear-olds and
upward: Delaware Handicap; one mile
Guy Fisher, 10i: Adams Express. 100:
Sebago. lib: Lahore. 112: Shackleton, 100.
Light o My Life, 10I; Springboard 1903:
FLYING Fairy. los: Cliff Edge, IS; Star
Rottle. IS; Coy Lad. 81.
FIFTH E-Three-year-olds and up
Stenfor. IA; Kate X, los: Breaker Boy
1t9: Frank Purcell,s log; DaingerfieId, rs:
Bouncing Lass 1o1: Lodona, 80; Kormak
III: Tay Pay, los; Nello. los; Swish, los
SIXTH RACE-Two-year-old maidens:
f.e and a half furlonss. Bartlett. Ics
Gndaunted. los: Hapennv, los: Stars and
kyrie. los: Great Surprise. los; Humuia.
ton; 1e: Hinata. lo5: Cliff Field. los; King
Mcdowell. los: O'Reilly, los; Raoul. los.
Miss Cavanagh. los.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Handicap; twoyear-oIds; i've and
one-han furlongs Little Nephew. Id killings
WORTH, to s. won: Rosmer, lu (Byme). 6 to l.
escond: Surprising. los CNicklaus), TO 2. third
Time. los IS. Black Toney. Spear Head, Harry
L.. Uncle Mum. and Chsriestonian also ran.
SECOND RACE-Msres and geldings; three
year-olds and upward; selling; mile. Kalinka.
loi (Nicklsusl, to J. won: Dar;worth, los (BymeI.
} to l, second: Star Organ, 100 tHenryl. 10 to I.
third. Time. l:o IS. Judge Walser and Spin also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; tbree-yesr-olds; SIX
furiongs. Hawthorne. IL uoftus). TO 10. won
Genesta, % (WolD. to ], second; Star Gaze. 10
tMcCaheyl. 60 to ]. third. Time. :l3 Is Hotnob
and Buskin also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The spinaway; twoyear-o3d
FLIES; five and ouehal furlongs. Casuarins, III
tSteelel. to !. won: Early Rose. 10 Niuseravel.
to S. second: Cuisway. lis CMcCahey). Il to /.
third. Time. IN. Any Time. Mater. Water Lily.
Contrary. Delft. GALAXY. Nay Dora. and Addis N.
also ran.
FIFTH RACE Three-ycar-olds and upward: sell
ing; mile and oneeishth. Bob r., IH tButuelD.
) to l. won; Jawbone, III (Wilson), to }, second
Inspector Lestrsde. Ill tBums), ID to ]. third.
Time. IS. Only three starterA
SIXTH RACE-Majden three ycar-olds and mp
ward: one mile, Belamour. ITO IT. McTasEartf.
to 5. won: Brnlimah Ill tBurnsl. to !, second;
Prospect, Ill u.oftus), TO 5. third Time. lie Is
Eu,erpe and Gray Planet also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

MILLFEED-s Spring wheat bran, I'm lucIh sacks
| per ton 2l.so; -four to white middlings. In MQlb
| sacks, 8o0a2s.oo; Western middlinsf. In ro-lb
sacks. per ton. 9.ooa23.so: City Mills middlinss. IN
| looIb SACKS per ton. z3.ooa23N; City Mills bran
in loo-ib. sacks. ton. 9.Wa30;; City Mills white
middlinss. in loo-lh. sacks per ton. 0l0a,l.0.
HAY-No ! timothy u. 5oals.oo; standard limo
thy. B5oaI70;; No. T. HooaH.N: No. timothy.
! l3ooaH.50; light clover mixed. l55dals.oo; No.
mixed 1aooaB0. No. clover mixed. 120al30
heavy, 13ooaH.oo; No. ! clover. laooals0;; No.
9.ooalo.0: established grade hay. foA110
sample Grade hay. TO kind quality. and cosdtiou
50oalaN.
sTIAw-No. 1 straight rye. new. Booalsu: No.
re straw, ll.ooaiZu. No. tangled rye strss. mI
hoo: No. wheat straw. eco: wheat straw. No. :,
lie: No. oat straw. soaale.o: No. ost str1s.
0oae 50.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. sI4ng. per III. over
lbs. q: do. per b. III and lbsL. q: do. per
h.. under ~ lb.. 90 do. old liens. Per h., Lbs,
and over, k; do old hens ter lh, small to medium.
Is; old ROSTERS and stag. per H. loall: ducks. old
Muscovy and nonrei. per h.. u; do sprins. Peg ID.
lhs. and over. llaI5: do. h.. snail. poor, lAi3:
PIGEONS. per pair. old. .: DO. young. .: guinea
fowl. young. over IL Ibs. q.
EGGs-Maryland. Pennsylvsuia and nearby drsts.
dox.. q West Virginia hrsts. loss on per dos,
Gan: Southern hrsts los Cd. dox., 1sa0
BUHER-Crcamey. fancy, h. III; choice. rer
H.. 1haz7A; do good per h.. 2ssa25k; d. PRINTS.
PER lb.a arsazsk: do. blocks. per NJ. T'.a2r;
ladles, per H.. axa2zk: MARYLAND and Pennylvaria
rolls per H., %; Ohio rolls. per H., %: West
Virginia rolls. per b., % store-packed. per III. -;
Maryland. virginia and Pennsylvania dairy psinis.
per D.. -; psUoss butter. - D.. 1aA
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06

A Washingtonian who has made q
notable success in the moving picture
world is Catherine Carr of the editorial
stan Of the Vitagraph Company OF
America. Mrs. Carr. who is well known
socially among the army and navy set
Is the daughter of Mrs. Ida X. Wool.
bridge of THE Kenyon" Among her
most recent successes are An Official
Appointsment," story of Washington
life; "An Unwritten Chapter" Her
Sweetest Memory and many others
Mrs. Carr pictureized the two coming
releases of the Nitagraph. The Curse
Of the Golden Land" and THE Line
Up"
An out-of-toyn motion picture exhibit
tor writes The Washington Herald for
information about local theaters for
sale. Particulars sent US will be sup
piled him.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06

100; Three Link4 no; spsin( Mad. 1@i
Russell Ic0iIl, 10: DR.. r. L. swearin'
ger,s 10; Chapultepec. Ia
Ithrse-ysar.olds and upward; 800 added;
one and one-Quarter mile. Jenny CERES,
IS: Donerail, 106: Lochiel. 10z; Hamilton.
li10; Flora Fina, 1oe; First eight 1i1i
i2 FfFTE aRssAc e: and up
zareta, IS; u See II, 100: Calgary. 81;
Carlton G.. l13; Marjorie A. 100; Helen
SIXTH RAcE~Thrss,year-old. and up.
yards. Wentworth. a; Ardeion. loi:
Adolante.' lco; Burning psyliEht. Jos;
los: spindle. iio: Capt. Bravo. ia
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-o aid
upward; 500; selling: mile and seventy
yards. Trovato, IS; Enendi:s log; Moi..
ice: Gates. Iii; Billy vanderveer. 1oI;
Rash. Ill; The Romp, 1b; FL Orc. LIS.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Toronto.
FIRST RACE-selling; about five fur
longs; Canadian bred. Lady Havoc. u:
Ironical:: los; Miss Hsryis. 100; Vale Of
1Is; Miss Edna Fenwick, rs; Longus. lis;
Porcupine, lis Outclassed. lis.
SECOND RACE.Selling; about fve
furlOng1. MIS-. Laliy,~ 70, fOnkdta8Bet,
go: Field Flower, 80; Paul Davis, 10c;
Casanova, 103: Sally Savage. los: Lady
Etna, 1os:. First Aid. Ill; Danville. Ill.
THIRD RAcE-selling: five furiopgs
Senator James, 103: Linbrook, 100; Tee
MAY. lO5: Yankee Lady. 100; Carrillon,
ZOE: Nav Bride, 1O9; Monkey. 100; Johnny
Wise. Ill: John Marrs. Ill: Excalibur. Iii.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: six and q
half furiongs. Tiger Jim 1os; Mamita
liz: Lily Paxton. liz; Modern Priscilla,
IL: Radiation, ia; Maxton. 1H: The
Royal Prince, ia: McAndrews, Ia; Port
FIFTH RACE-selling: five furlongs.
Ancon, los: Jim L.. 106; Racing Bell, 100:
Cav. 1O9: Elma. 109: Naughty Rose. 1oe:
Proclivity. 100; Monami. Ill; Dust. III:
SIXTH RACE-selling: six and half
furlongs. Song of Rocks. liz: Malitine.
1l2: BOBBY, 112: Sam Bernard. III: Cherry
Seed. ia: Kittery. III: Toniata, III; Fair.
child, ia: Jim Milton. ia.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: six fur
longs. Brush. los; Miss Jonah, los: Our
Nugget. ZOE: Mia, 100: Yankee Lotus. 100;
Earl Of Richmond. Ill; Cassowary. Ill;
EIGHTH RACE-seiling: Seven fun
longs. Electric,s 100: Cecil, los; Baron DE
KoIb los: Chemulpo, 107: The Susybody.'
los; Herpes. Jos; Eva TanQuay. ITO; Col
den Treasure.' Ito: Sure On. III; Pierr.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-06

who was injured in game Ct Union
League Park. will positively take place
Saturday at O'Clock At Central League
Park. Mr.. John Pepper. Of the 9. p. o.
nine. has given his word that Goebefs
former teammates win be pitted against
the strongest opponents that can be se-
cured. Last night those who are help
ing Manager Pepper In this matter could
not assert what club would be the op-
ponents of the peppery Central Leaguers,
but NEGOTIATIONS are now at hand to Sc
cure the Trinity Club. Of the Marquette
League. or Buck Oliveri's fast-going
Fairmonts.