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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pmss. $500; selling; four-year-olds
and upward; seven furionsA Gassowary. loo tGrif-
fn). to S. won: Malitine. lo7 Dennison. to !.
second; steiclife. los Vandusenl, to !: third.
Time, 30 IS. Silicic, Boohy. Jim o., Husky Lad.
John Mars. and T. E. May also ran.
SECOND RACE-Pmse $500: selling; four-yeaf-
olds and upward; seven furiongs Nita. lT
Dreyerl. to 2 won; Leialoha, lo7 lstiriinsl. to
J. second; Chippewayan. liz CMondonl to Z.
third. Time, l3ots Won LAer. Pretend. DEFY.
Senegambian. and Boano also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: selling: threeyear-
olds and upward; five and one-haf furlongs Eva
Tanguay, Ill (Robinsl. to !. won; starboart. no
Knight. to 2 second: Mis- Primity. lOs (Ailey).
to j. third Time. 1855 Song Of Rocks. R. IL
Ray Minstra. Agnes May, Turkey Trot, Artful Art.
Ynca, Flying Pearl. and Eaton also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; three-yesr-olds and
upward selling; five furlnngs. Ugo. 100 tAney). 8
to $. won; Clo;hesbrush. n3 Dreyer) to 2 second
spirena. 20 (Hechtl, to !. third. Time. 1884
Golliwugs. Willis, Stanley s., Chaumese. and veno
Won also ran
FIFTH RACE-Puse. 500; selling; three-year-olds
and upward; five furlonss. McAndrews IL War
rinstonl. TO i. won: Yankee Lotus. ll0 (Mondonl,
6 to 5. second: Auto Maid. ITO yandusenl. 5 to 1.
third Time, 15 Field Flower. Darkey, Wooley
Mason. Swift Sure. John Gray. Union Anna H..
and Senator James also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse; selling; threeyear-olds and
upward; one and onesixteenth miles. Barn Dance,
Ill Dennisonl, TO 2 won; Bad News ii, los Deni.-
lerl, to /, second; Mirdh. ll3 tGrininl. to 2.
third. Time, Isl rs. Rossini, Lady Maxim, Wh-
fred Gerdes Sweet Owen, Tender. II. N. Sabatn.
and Films also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500: selling: threeyear-
olds and upward; and onesixteenth miles.
FuchSa, loo Vandusenl, to 2, won; Star Ashland.
ll3 Davenport, TO 2. second: Thirty Forty. l8
Dennlerl, TO /, third. Time l 81. Tiger Jim.
Eta Ray, Maxton. onrico. and New River also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 500: two-year-olds; four
turlonsS- Stevesta. Ill fMcIntyre). to l. won:
Tom Hancock, Ill (knight). to !. second; Parcel
Post ITO [JenSpnl I IN third Time 0.&o C0lonel
C., Free Lance, ST. Winn, DR.. Marian. and Spitfrs
also ran.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pmse. 500: tvo-year-olds: maid
ems. Ralph. liz C.oftus) $50. won San Vega, IL
tEstepl. $50. second; Shepherdess, 100 tSteelel,
$50 third. Time, ] %. Banjo Jim, Toronto. Lad
Of Langden. Grey Plume, Salvus. Joe Walsh Bolter.
and Texas Tammy also
SECOND RACE-SiI furlonss: ur-year-olds and
Upward: purse. $50. Winning Witch. lG tGoose).
$40. won; Star Rose los (Andressl. $3.50. second:
Galley Slave. los tkirscIbauml. 6.6o third Time,
4! Forty Miner. Iglou Danville ii, George Ok
pard, Puck, Pedro. Goi. Lash, Crystal Domino.
aud WIllies Nightmare also ran
THIRD RACE-FIre Furiouss: FLIES; tvo-yesr-
olds; purse 500. Gracilla 100 martini. 81 %.
Red Star. los tAndress) $50. second; Violet May.
10 tSteeIe), $500, third. Time, 90 rs Serenata,
Theodorita. Hortense. Lady Innocence, Marty Lou.
and CArunome also
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; tkree-yesr-ods and
upward: six furionss Casey Jones. ia UoftusI,
$50, won: Panzareta, 40 (Kederis). $50, second
Bensnet. lo3 (Steelel, s. %. third Time. LIZ rs
Spy. Little Father. Flying Tom. and Busy also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth; three
year-olds; selling. Star Actress lCo (Martinl. $40.
won: My Genii. los (Goosel. $40. second: Barnard
los (McCabel, SID. third. Time. l:E. Carpathis
King Box, Belle of Bryn Mawr. Gold Color Missile
and Wentworth also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Sonada, los tsteele).
s2lo won; Usteppa. IS Callahan. $3.50. second;
Impression. Io2 Martini. SD. third. Time
% +5 Whitewool and Presumption also ran.
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NAVY YARD MELON
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Complaint l. Made that While Some
Men Had Pay Raised, Others
Were Reduced.

The cutting Of the $4,000 melon at the
Washington Navy Yard yesterday caused
dissatisfaction among employees. This
sum was appropriated during the last
session of Congress for a raise OF 10 per
cent in the wages of every employe In the
local yard.
Leaders Of Columbia Lodge, Interna-
tiona! Association Of Machinists. last
night declared the appropriation had
been doled out under the so-called Tay-
lor system, and that sorne men had been
actually reduced. others received no In
creases, and still others have been grant,
ed increases ranging from Is to &C per
cent. A meeting of the lodge has been
called for tonight to consider the holding
of mass meeting at local theater
with q view of formulating a plan by
which a universal increase Of 10 per
cent may be gained
1t was stated last night that the su-
pervisors of the various departments had
received the largest raises, in some in
stances amounting to 90 per cent. Leaders
Of the local lodge claim the app2rtion-
and place the blame on Commander
Jones.
They maintain tha. until yesterday
there were only five classes of machin-
lists at the navy yard. while under the
new order of things there are at least
twenty classes. They also claim q num-
Der Of old employees have received reduc-
tions. while several "still Older men re-
ceived increases. The employees declare
they have q rightful grievance and are
willing to air 1t In the open. The meet
ing tonight will not be an executive ses-
sion.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. a. . Court Of Bankruptcy. In thl
matter Of James NJ wolford. bankrupt. In hank.
rupty. No s9.-Notice Is hereby given that thS
above-named bankrupt has fled his petition prayinl
for . dischsrys from an his debts in BANKRUPTCY,
and that his eredtors and other persons In interest
are required to enter their appearance in opposition,
any 20 desire. In the clerks ocs Of said court %
q before the 9Th DAY OF AUGUST. lsn
WILLIAM NJ HALLAM. Referes IN Bankrupku
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia Bankruptcy. No B To the c-d-
itnrs Of Howard c. Bailey. trading n the WASH
ington Gas Appliance Co.. BANKRUPT: You are
hereby notified that the said Howard c. Bailey
was ad-udicated bankrupt on the I2fh day Of June
lsl3, and that the first meeting Of his ooiitors
Will be held ut my office. A6 Fifth Street North
west, Washington. d. C., on the uTH DAY OF
JULY, pi3. st II O'Clock q m at which time you
may attend. prove your claimA. appoint Q trustee
exsmtne the bankrupt, and transact Euch other
business a. may properly CONS before said meeting
L 8. McCALMOST. Referee In Bankruptcy.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
f Columbia Bankruptcy, No. 96 To the cred
ftors Of James J. Fletcher: Notice II hereby gwen
that on the 9Th day Of May. 1913. the said James
J. Fletcher va sdjudiczted bankrupt and that the
nryt mseting Of his creditors wfn Be held 1t my
of6ce. No. ls Fifth Street Northwest. washtnston,
d. O.. on ths NTH DAY OF JULY ISIS, ss
O'Clock p N. q which tims the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. appoint q trustee
examine ths bankrupt. and transact such Other
business as may properly come before said meeting
IA 8 McCALM0Nr. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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Marines, s; C. & L., 5.

Runs-Hartshorn, schafer co, McMorris. Hull,
Chamison, volman ca. Hanna, Cunningham Goode
Lupper. Croehan. First base enurs-Commerce
and Labor, /; Marines. ) LEFT on bases-Commeros
and Labor. S; Marines. 6 First base on balloon
Croehan. S: of Kiriey. l. Innings pitrhed-By Kir-
leg, Is; BY Dsmpier Z ~ Hits msde-Oh Kirley.
4: of Dampier. 6. Struck out-By Dampdef, Z; b.
Orochan, s. Two-bese hit-Lynch. Sacrifices hit
Hanna. Stolen bases-Hartshorn, Stuart 9. schaf9
e. Hull yolman ca. Chamison 81. Thompson Hit
BY pitcher-By Dampier, Cunningham and Milstead
wild ritches-Ctoghan. Passed ball-Lupper.
Umpire-Mr. Miller. Time Of same-l hour and Is
minutes.
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DRAWING.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.


Junior Lesgue-Hishlanders. }; Little Climber. I
Capital City Leasue-waveriy. .: southlands. q
Central League-Twinins. Il Northern, T.
Departmental Leasue-Marines. 8; Commerce and
Labor. 4.
Federal League-Petworth. 4: Tanxewood. j
East Washington s. s. Leasue-Reformaticu. .;
ST. Agnes.
Northwest S. s. Leasae-whitney. 10; Mt. Pleas
ant, q
Southeastern Leasue-Consressional. ,; Western
Buds. /.
Marquette League-St Stephen, 2; Trinity. j
Potomac Leasue-F Fairlawu. s: Oxon Hill, g.
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Is.ue SMeepinx DeA.

The Twining City Athletic Club has or
eanized a baseball team and issues q
sweeping def to any strong league or in
dependent teams In or about the Dis
trict. Maryland. or Virginia. Bernie Hen
nings. a well-known sporting man Of
Southeast has been put in charge Of the
club, and with the help of Dan Druery.
late of the disbanded Lynchburg club. OF
the United States League. they expect
to round out q welI-balanced team. Sum
day games are preferred. with such clubs
as Cornell, @. p. o.. Sherwood. Fair.
monts, Petworth. Congressionals, and
Naval Medicos. Address challenges to
Bernard Hennings. zN Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast.
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At the American League Park, Seventh
Street and Florida Avenue. July the
Asbury Browns, the colored independent
champions of the District, will meet the
Weldon Giants, of Baltimore. The win
ner of this game will be matched with
the Clarendon Athletic Club. white cham
Jpions of Northern Virginia. The su-
premacy of the District, Maryland. and
Virginia is at stake, so the public will be
afforded some fast and interesting base
ball. The Asbury battery will be
''F'alky" Ford and Gatewood. The first
game starts at 1:30 o'clock.
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Ausyyer to Query.

Sporting Editor Herald: Kindly give US
your decision in regards to a ball bet
made Thursday. June &c, A bets B $10o
to $50 that the Athletics would win the
game that johnson did not pitch They
played two games and the Athletics won
both Kindly decide how the bet should
be settled in your esteemed paper. Yours
respectfully, g. L. G.
Answer: Bet is OF; johnson did not
pitch either game.
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WAIT AID HOROSCOPE.
JULY q


With this birthdats you are apt to b
over sensitive and will give up big un-
dertakinys. because your feelings have
been hurt or your ability doubted
At times you 90 to such extremes
that your friends and relatives wonder
what you will do next Truly, people
born under this sign are the paradoxes
Of the Zodiac.
Children born on this date should be
given every educational advantage. a.
they have wonderful talent that will
expand into great gifts II properly cul-
tivated-
The faults Of this birthdate are ever
changing desires to work out new prin-
ciples, new IDEAS and new plans. In
stead Of perfecting one idea. one plan.
or one principle.
s This period ID well favored by plane
tary influences to consider the purchase
Of houses. lands. stores. and Al bcild.
ings through . Want ~
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Ganiea Today.

Brookland Church Leaeue-Baptist ". Catholic.
Capital City Leagus-Wavery Va Cornell. ,
Genital Leasue-G. P. o. ". Sherwood.
Departmental League-Agrculture vs. InteTi0.
Federal Leaeue-Fairmonts vs. Tangiewood
East Washington s. s. League-PresbyterAns ".
Ninth.
Northwest s. s. League-Immanuel vs. Fourth
Treasury League-Interstate vs. Hydros.
Southeastern League-Mohawh Congressional
Marquette Leagne-St Joseph vs. Naval Medicos-
Potomac League-Highland Congress.
Junior League-Victors IroQuois.
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Trinity, 8; St. Stephens, 2.

Runs-Stewart, McDonough. O'Bnen. Jones. Fear
sou. First base errors-St Stephen. J. Left on
bases-St- Stephen. 5: Trinity, l. First base on
balls-Of Jones, / Struck out-By Jones' 6: by
McDonough IL. Two-base hits-Evans. Oakley,
Pearson Stolen bases-O'Bnen. Oldheld Kirkland.
Hit by pitcher-By Jones (McDonough). Passed
balls-Fearson, Oakley. Umpire-Mr. Norris Time
Of gsme-l hour and So minutes.
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CENSUS DIRECTOR on JOB.
w. J. Harris, Of Georgia, Qualities
as saccessor to ED. Durana.

william J. Harris. Ct Georgia, who was
confirmed by the Senate on June q ~
Director OF the Census, yesterday took
the oath of ONCE In Secretary Of Com
merce Redfield's once in the presence Of
number OF other ofncials Of the De-
partment OF Commerce. The oath was
administered by Warren Choate. chief
clerk>of the Bureau Of Corporations
Mr.. Harris was for q number Of years
secretary to Senator Clay Of Georgia. .
member Of the State Senate. and for the
past few years has been president and
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Fairlawu. 6: oxon Hill. s.

Runs-N. Fisher, Hasx. Rowe. Major @.
Buscher, Sullivan ca, Mccnth. Farrell, Miller.
ss.s s on ON ssl1.-on Phb o. d s.ssp.y. .: oi
Pee. Innings II sveepey. Hits
msde-of sweeney. out-By Phys. 10:
By Sweeney; q; b. PSI fhreebass hif- Sullivan.
rwo-base hits-FsirsI. Rowe Stolen basos-Hagef,
Major. Buscher. eulfsas Qa. HutehinsA Unuixs-
NJ. Dcughexty
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

MORNING GAMES.
Buffalo. l; Tor6nto .
Rochester /; Montreal. .
AFTERNOON GAMES
Rochester. 2; Montreal, 3
Newark. Z; Baltimore =
Buffalo. II; Toronto. /.
First same-Jersey City. Z: Providence. L. Second
City. /; Providence L
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Crescents, 10; Dixie, 5,

Runs-Harding t2,. Franks. Garrett cn, sofer cg.
Mehlfeit C2l, Harry, Newiend. Hay CO, Monroe,
on bases-crescents .; Dixie. s. First base ou
balls-Oh Woltz. >; of Hamei. /; on Hayden, I.
Innine pttehed-By woltz. 8; BY Hsmel, ;; By
b. Hayden. & Stolen bases-Hardine ca. Csyrrtt
%. Aehlfdt o.. Ha1in. Bay. Monroe Time of
game-2 houn and . miuutes Umpire-Mr &olIius
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Congressiouals, 8: Western Buds, 1,

Runs-A. Small Dougherty. Mitchell, Colbert.
Earned runs-Congressionals. 2 First bsse BY srrcrs
-Cmgressiouals. s: Western Buds Left on bases
-Cousreszionals. 10: Western Buds. T. Firt bass
on balls-On Mitchell. 5; OF Chism. z Struck out
By Mitchell. 10; by Chism. II. Home rn-Duush-
erty. Two-base hits-A. Small, Mitchell. sacrince
hits-Buke. DAILY. Chism, Witte Stolen hases-A-
Small, Pumphrey. Mitchell, Burke, Colbert @,
DAILY, McMahon. wild pitch-Chism- Passed balls
Anderson, America. Umpires-Mesnl smitson and
Ricketts,. Time of camel hour and - minuteA
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT q

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
ton, June q. 1913 Sealed proposals. In duplisnts
viii Be- received At this Department until O'Clock
.. m. TUESDAY. JULY g. I9l3 and thsn opsnsd.
for the furnishing Of all material and labor ~
quired in Installation Of . sewer system IN tho
basemsut Of the Old Postnfdcs Building. Washfns-
ton. d. O.. In aecordapcs Nth Specifications and
dravins. copies Of which may be obtained upoa
application to the chief clerk of the Depsrtment-
Ths night ID reserved to reject any and all BIDS.
waive technical defects and to accept part and
reject the other the interest Of the Govcrnmsns
may require. Proposals should be securely snsei-
oped. marked 'Proposai for Sewer System, Old
Postofhce Building" and addressed TO the sscrs-
tary Of the Inoerior. LEWIS O. LAYLIN. Assist
ant secretay.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofncs Of ths su
p<rvisins Architect. Washington. D. O., Juns q.
ig3-sealed proposals. win Be received At this ofac
until O'Clock p m on July q. l9i3. and thea
opsned for attentions to toilet rooms. &c. 1t tnl
Butler Building Public Health Service. At Wash
ington d. C.. in accordance with thi speeihation,
copes Of which may b Obtained st this ofoe. At III
discretion Of the Supervising Architect o. WEN
DERoTB. supervisins Architect. -
k8.H.1.D mi,5
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Winstons, Is; Post, O.

Runs-H. voss C9. Thompson O. Brady, Ehlcrs
". c. Woodcock. Welsh %. D. Woodcock, Perry,
johnson tz). First base on errors-Post i: win.
ston, L Home run-Ehlers. Three base hit-Ehlers.
Welsh Tvo-base hits-Ehlers, Welsh. Left on
bases-Post, Z Struck out-By Johnson, Hit BY
patcher-By johnson. ,; BY Williams, Attend
anoe-.00
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 8. l9l1
IaxA Wanhtrcfnz NJ Inios. lfafio

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 8, n1
Leave Washington. New Union station
80 . m Daily-An points Norfolk q weytan.
lo:0 p m Daiiy-Roanote. Bristol winaoa-
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville, Nov Or
lesns Through sleeper. Dining cara
Aio q. mA-For BriAol. Knoxville. Chattanoosa,
Nashville. Memphis. and al points tn the South,
vese Washington Memphis seepers open at 10 p n.
For Noffok-Lesye daily lD q m and nM nooa.
ArTiss Norfolk u3 Q. n. and s0 p m Plxia
cara
Elktcu.
Trains from tbs Southwest arrivs s.g . n. m
p N, and l1:i5 q m daily.
Hckets and information ct Ifls Nsw York AvsunA
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Puritan Cup to Ele.et

Marbiehead, Mass. July 1.-Morton T.
Plants big schooner. Elenet. won, the
Puritan cup today at the open regatta
OF the Eastern Yacht Club. defeating the
Philadelphia schooner Irolik and several
other boats
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RAILROADS.

Chesapeake Beach Ry.
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS 10 AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Effective Nay =. l9r1 Subject to ehsnss without
nottce.
WEEK DAYS
Going. leave District line. 10. n1 q N. IA
$50 and Tss p m Returning. leave tho Beech.
Is L. M. Rds 9. 9. and 10 p N
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYA
Going. leave District Line. 80 lo5o - Z n.
S:D. 4. and f:6 p m Retrrnins leave The
Beach. q n. nm 2io. & & .. and 70 p u
w. y. JONES, Presadsak
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Montreal.

FIRST RACE-Tvo-year-olds: five furionz.
santzneca. Io2: shippesan. loe; Ollie Byrne. lo2:
Clarz Quet, loc; Tempest, lG; Ratigan. l0
Stevesta. l07; Col c.. Ito.
SECOND RACE-Throe-year-ods and upward
selling; i've furlongs W. T. Buckner. loe; Glitter
Chatter. l0s CanissimA. los: Isabelle Case, los:
Miss Dtlip. los; Tiny Tim. 10: Manheimer. no;
Lighthouse, 1lo; Penang, 10: Noon. ll0; Golden
Castle ll0; Milpitas. ll3 Also eligible: Phew. loo
THIRD RACE-Threeyea year-olds and upward: sell
ing: i've fmlongA Chiffon Dance lce: Lady Bob
bins. ln; Leialoha. lis; Susan. LIS; Gay. Us;
Mother LIS; Naughty Rose. lis; McAndrews. LII;
Mon Ami. III; Marx A. Mayer. ID: Lotharo. Id.
FOURTH RACE-Three- year-ods and upward /;
selling: mile and Q sixteenth. Prince Fonso. log; (;
Agnier.' los: Cloud Chief.' los: Ben Prior. los;
Rose oNeil Ill: MaIton. n3; The Royal Prince.
l3: Cheer Up. lOs.
FIFTH RACE-Thrceyear-olds and upward: sell
ing; i've furiongs Sprella. 100: Rosebars ". lo5:
Tannie. los; Proclivity, los: Gagnant, los: Bavel
Lutz los, Fanchefte, los; Yankee Lady, los; Golly
woe. 100; Toison dor. uo
SIXTH RACE-Three- year-olds; selling; FIVE fur
longs BDn. 100; Dipper.' los; orimAr Lad los:
May Bride. los; Jim L. llo; Glipi,n. llo; Rusti-
cana. lo; Premier. 1l0: Eaton. u3
SEVENTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward /;
selling: five furiongs Kinder Lou 100; Jean Grey
100; Douwell. lo2: Quincy Belle.' los Paul Davis
los; Me. lis; Miss Menard. los: ST. Jeanne. los;
Irishtown. l0s; Shepherds Song los; Curious llo: :
Fairchih. us; Buster B., no.
EIGHTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward: /:
selling; five furlongS Casanova 100; Belle Chill
ton. 100; Boss. lo2; Oreana,' los: Sir Melvin, los;
Jennie Wells. los; Lady Mute. los; Mabel Lyons
los; Monkg. M; Tackle. 10; La So j. uo
Shinalsh, uo.
'Apprentioe allowance eiaimsd
Track fast; weather clear
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

Harrisburg. 5; Allentown, 6.
Wilmington, &; Trenton, /.
Atlantic City, ]; York, 0.
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L.atonta.

FIRST RAcE-selins; twoyesroid maidens; i've
and onehalf frionp. Bill Combs. los; Dr. Sam
uel, 100; Old Trump. loe; Toynbee, Ice; Billy
Stuart IL; Transit IL: Harbard. IL; Lindar. n2
Gar Michael. IL; Pulsation. IL; Heaton. III j.
Nolan. IL
SECOND RACE-Sellins; three eyearolds and up
ward; six furiongA Beulah g.. ": Wave1ng. y;
DIETRICH. IS; Mother Katcham, lO; Bay CT Pleasure.
lc2; Nelo. loe; Crystal Domino. loi; Curtain Can.
los; Al Bloch, los; All Red. los; E Yutan, 8.
THIRD RACE-Selling: threeyea[olds; mile and
ne-sixteenth Tactless, 100: Anna Reed, 100; Hop
sack. lo2: Trosato, los; Bright Stone. los; Guias
Post los
FOURTH RACE-Allowances; twoyear-olds: siI
fuiongs Edith W.. loe; Ambition, loS Sosius, loo'
Pehco los: Harry L.. los; Leo skolny. lo5; Rufnes'
los. O'Hagan, l@
FIFTH RACE-seilins: threeyear-olds: i've fur
longs. Anna Patricia. 100: Eshelda, Ill: Cash en-
Delivery. Ill; Bobby Boyer IL; Menick. us.
SIXTH RACE-Sealins: three yeI-olds and up
ward: mile and one-eighth. Bally She. 70; Mar
:hon. S.: Beautiful. lOs: Bonnie Cnanee. no;
Bobby Cook. liz; Sir CatesbJ. IL; Charter. u3'
Mcrklef, LIS.
'Apprentioe Allowance claimed
Weather clear track fast
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Sanatorium Wanted.

have RADICAL and PROVEN Drugiess CURE
for Lomotor Ataxia. Brghts Disease lnfantile. and
other Paralysis: Insomnia, Asthma. and other kin:
want sanatorium or building for one-wHAT
HAVE YOU Lady assistant Hours 10 e. m To
8 p m: Sunday II to l. BOOKLET and cunsulta-
PROF. II. n. d. PARKER.
Mg Ninth st. NV. Washington. D. @.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

St. Paul. IL; Minneapolis. s.
Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee, S
Louisville, z: Toledo. ).
Columbus Indianapolis, rain.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SUBURBAN.

TWO EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
rooms and bath. Only..............$2.60 900
Groom bungalow: a. m. i.............. $500
Large lots. Easy terms. One car fare.
OWNER, Box 30. Herald Office.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-02

7-ROOM DETACHED FRAME HOUSE ON
large lot on Harvard st. nv. near l,th. Win
b. sold on small cash payment and baianos
monthly. Owner needs money and must ss1
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-23
A SEVERE SICKNESS LEAVES
THE KIDNEYS WEAK

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have much to be thankful for that
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very truly, w. 0. BLACKMON,
PhoniX City, Ala.
Sworn and tod subscribed before me
this the 14th day OF July, 1903
w. ]. BIRS,
Justice of the Peace.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-23
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