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The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

FIRST RACE-Threc-y car-odS and upward: sell
Ing: about i've furiongS. PhoT"na. lGl; Bo~S. l5
Turkey Trot. los: ImIrudent. 100; Lou Lanier. lcs
Naughty Rose. 100; Mon Ami. III; ToPhet. Ill
Fleming Ill.
SECOND RACE-Four year-olis and upward
selling; five furlongs. Woody Mason s: Field
Flower los; Johnny Harrison, IS; Dick Deadw'-Sl.
los: Senator James, los: Lady Etna, lr9; Fdnl
Dais Ill: Tiny Tim. Ill; Johnny Wise. ILL.,
THIRD RACE-Threr year -Ods and NV ard sell
ing: about five furiOngs. Hand-sletta. lo; Turkey
in the Straw. lOJ; Ancnn TO- CARLTON. l0l; FsTand
Cecillian. l0s Evelyn Doris. 100: Cherry seed. Ill
Cap Nelson. Ill; John Mars, Ill
FOURTH RACE-Three-ysar-olds and upward
selling: about five furlongs. Kinder Low 10
Phew l05: spirella. lc5; Jack Il Hearts. l6; Gay.
lOe: Mamita, l0e; ProClyity. lcs; Booty. loo; Nc
Andrews. Ill; Boano. III.
FIFTH RACE-Three year-olds; selling: sven
furlonss. Lily Paxton, liz; Ursula Emma. ll2; Star
Ashland, III; Dust IL; Earl Of Richmond. liz;
Black Branch. IA Glen Beachy. IL; Lucky George,
ia: lie Tourno. III.
SIXTH RACE-Thrre year olds and upward: sell
irg; seven furlougs. Msxton.. lO4: Tee MAY, 10
Mandy Zane 10Y: Monkey, IO7: Moonlight. 1o9:
Little Erne. 100; ExcaIbsr. loa; Tackle. 100; Tom
Hayward lUe
SEVENTH RACE-Three- year-Olds and upward
selling: furlongS Ossabar.' l02: Miss Dulin.
lo2: Miss Nenard. l07; TIGER Jim, 100; Noon, 100;
Col. Brown, l0s; Riddle Lee. 1l2: Baniyes. IL
EIGHTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward
selling; five furlongs. Racing Belle 1O; FanSettc,
loe Lucetta 100; Armagh 100; isabelle Case. los;
Susan, 100: Golden Ruby. 100; V. Powers. Ill Jim
Milton H. Joe Gaitens. Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Saratoga.

FIRST RACE-Twoyear-oh fllics and reldiuGs
five and one-haH furlOngs: selling Salon 10: Fss
chatting. 10; Frontier. lD Lone lB Ida LaTinia
10: Flask los: Florn. no: Sanctuary. ITO: koEf
hage. ITO: Susan r., ITO; Chameuse. 40.
SECOND RACIAL ages; handicap; six furlonEs,
BesOm. 49, Buskin. ld7: Sickle. 100: PRESUMPTION
los; Compliment. los: Srringboard. ll6; lsidora, 10
Ten Point lis; Sir John johnson. NJ Azyiade lT
Hedge, Ill. Also eligible: Iron Mask, Is; Star
Gaze, g.
THIRD RACE-Four- year olds and upward: sell
ing; one and threc -sNteenths miles. 'naton. Ill
lnsI ector Lestrnde lo5; JaWbOne' lis; Flying Feet.
lis: Star Organ. loe.
FOURTH RACE-Threeyear ODDS and upward
handicap: mile. Benanet. g; Adams Express.
1Is: Hedge, los: AfteTglo1. -: Buskin. lG: Clir
Edge. ss; Any Port, IS; PeTthshire 81 DR.. Duenner,
l05; shacketon 10: Flying Fary. ll3: Star Bottle.
IS; Malinka. 100; Impression. 90; Airey. IS; ROYAL
Meteor 81; F1smma. los: Rey bourn, y; Guy Fisher,
Ill; Col. Holloway. IS.
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward
handicap; mile Guy Fisher. lis; Shackleton.
liz; DR.. Duenner, l07 Reybourn, 81 Star Bottle
Kalinka. 100; impression. %; Rolling Stone, l02;
star Gaze y Aho eligible: SemTitc. q: Sandhill.
lis
SIXTH RACE-Two.year-old maidens: sir fur
longs Pomette Blesn. G7 B1Imley, 10; Great Sur
prise 10: stars and Stripes, 10; Scraprcr. no. Buck
keenon. 10; Defendum. 10.
.Amrpntkce allowance claimed,
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
VIGILANTS HARD PRESSED.
baltimore Boys Say They VIII
Defeat Them In DoubIe-Hcndcr

If reputation counts for anything, the
Nigtlants, our local Independent base
ball champions, will have a hard task
on their hands in attempting to dispose
of the Marshall Athletic Club. champions
of Baltimore. Sunday afternoon in a
double-header.
The Marshalls have among their line
up, Appleby. who belongs to the New
York Americans; Hank Smith, of
Hamilton, in the Canadian League;
Smoke klengelhofer, the Walter John
son of Baltimore; Chester Stone. late
of the Virginia League; Logan, of the
Connecticut League: Heise, of st. Johns
College; Buck Deck, who is considered
to be the best shortstop in Baltimore;
AL Dove. whD has been tipped-off to
Clark Griffith as second Eddie Foster:
Blaney. Grahill, Peters, and Smith. will
take care of the outer garden. With this
aggregation Manager Heinz, of the
Buds" should put up a great game
of ball. and il should be well worth 60:
ing to see.
The Vigilants. no doubt will have
their regular lineup, with the addition
of Reggie Rawlings, the heavy-hitting
local outelder. taking care of left field
and Sheet Hayes in short.
These games will be played at Vigilant
Park, Fifteenth and H Streets North
east Sunday afternoon at 2:15.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
TORONTO RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-Pmse 500: two-year-olds: ahcu,
five furlOnss. Laura, q Carter. to l. won; Nancy
0me. ics tMcin'yTel, to l. second: Charles T.. q
(White), L TO l, third. Time. As The Panson
Littest Rebel Panama, Winnie McGee Tiktok
shiprigan. and Mia also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-yea ear ODDS and upward
purse. 500; about five furlonss. George Karme, los
tMclntyre), to !, won; Shrere. 10l ". Adams),
to l, second; La Sainrella IS Nhtel. Is to l. third
Time. Loo 25 Sandman. Bertmont, I'm There
Bodkin and c. H. Patton also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three- year-olds and upward
purse, 500; about five flrlongs Janus los NC
Carthyl, 10 10 /. won; Armagh. 100 Warrington,
to ], second; Jennie Wells 100 tSkirvnl, to /.
third. Time, o. Lucetta, Mcrise, Irishtown, Car
Tissima. and Donovan also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Threeyearo and upward
purse, $50 six and half furlongs. Flying Pearl
l4 Dreyerl, even, won; Tackle. 100 tKnight), 5 TO
!. second; Delicious, lo McIntyrel, 4 to l. third
Time, Is Is Mandy Zane Tannie. Jim o.,
Penang Tee May, and Donation also ran
FIFTH RACE-Three- year ODDS and upward; purse,
500; about five furlongs. Herpes. Ill (Rodes). 8 to
], won Henotic, ia tDreyerl, 10 l. second; La Sa
ia, ZIG tWaTinston), to ]. third Time. 81 S.
Lady Robbins. Ugo. Fanchette. Glenn Beachy. and
Goliwogs also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four-y ear-olds and upward: purse
$500: about five furlongs. True Step 100 watts) ;
to ], won; starboard, Ill (knightl, to l. second !;
Dustpan, Ill I'd. Mccarthy, to i. third. Time.
a2 Leialoha. osssbar. Yankee Lotus. Glipian. and
Curious also nan.
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-ol and upward !;
purse 500; one and one-sixteenth miles. Our Mug
get, 100 ". Adamsl, to l. won; Senator Sparks rs
tWarrngtonl. to l, second; Electric. lo tskirvin).
to !, third Time, 1:3 IS. Palma, Fo1craft, Tom
HAYWARD. Sure On and Cuttyhunk also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 500; three ar-olds and
UPWARD; six and one-hah frloncs. Henrietta W.,
lci (Dreyer), even, won; Chiffon Squaw, lo4 (Skir
VIM. to l. second; Premier. III (knisht. to l.
third. Time, 13as Running Account, Miss
sienard. Tender Heart, Nontssnia and Lucky
Ssosss also ~.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
EDITH v, Lands
feature RACE
Judges Give the Form Betters
Heart Failure by Posting
Wrong Number.
NAIAD FINISHES SECOND
Sealywag Is First Under the Wire in
the Seneca Selling Stake
Worth $1,000.
NAIAD FINISHES SECOND

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 7.-J1dges Bet
tingill and Smith almost caused genera
heart failure by posting the wrong mum.
bers in the first race today Wien they
gave the event to DIR. Samuel. who die
not finish in the money.
Edith W., a daughter of Uncle. fresh
from useful career in Kentucky and
Juarez, was the equine. the willy
Boys elected to replenish ;ieir bank
rolls and played her heavily.
Edith raced in behind Sosus. another
Western equine, whose chances were
slimly regarded, and entering the
stretch. Edith forged to the front and
made bid for first place. All Of a sud-
den Naiad. carrying r. T. Wilson's
colors came from out of the bunch and
challenged determinedly.
Edith and Naiad raced locked" for
nearly three-siXteenths of a mile and
finished as near deadheat as one could
ina CINE.
The judges flashed So instead Of either
So or - the numbers carried respec-
lively by Edith w. and Naiad The gen.
tlemen of the pagoda gave everybody an
awful shock by overlooking Edith w,
entirely. for their placing of the race
read, samuel. Naiad, Sosius."
CONSERVATION reigned. Anyway the
numbers remained until the attention
of judges was called to their mistake
and they Immediately rectified it, placing
Edith, W, Naiad, and Sosius'' in the
order named
FIRST RACE-Twc-ycar-oIds; selling: sir fur
longs. Edith W, los McCabeD, s to l. won; Maid
lU (Nolfel. TO ]. second: Sosius, liz Henry;
ID to !, third. Time, la Is Old Ben, Anytime
Robert Oliver. Small. Polly H.. and Dr. SAMUEL
also ran.
SECOND RACE steeplecl,a.e: three-year-oId. and
upward; about tao miles. Maltbie. l53 (KlenckD,
2 to !. won: Derium, Iis tHader), to l. second;
Mystic Light, l5o &C. Grand, to . third Time
! g. JuVCrence. simondaIe. True Heart, Nosegay,
Lizzie Flat. and ENtnn also ran.
THIRD RA'E-Ths Seneca: selling: three-year-
ODDS; six furlonss. Scalywag IG3 (Mct ahey) { to l.
won; falanGuin. III (karrickl, to = second: Rrisr
Path. III u. WIlsDnl. Il TO S. third. Time lI32 rs
Progressive. and Muntresnr also ran
FOURTH RIA, E-Three-year ODDS and UPWARD
selling: six furlongS Via Octaya lO7 tMcC' aheyl
: 10 =. won: Dartworth 10 Baird TO s. sec
and; Capt. Elliot, 81 iMcTaEgartl. to l. third
Time. ia Aviator. Patrick :. Spin. Nelo, Grrn-
ida. and orowoc also ran.
FIFTH RACE Handicap: mares: all ar,s. Il,
furlongs. Bally Chf. IS Martin. 4 to l. won;
Housemaid. lGS tSteclel. II to s. sscrr1d; Phili.
Antoinettc. IS tWsrd0. = TO ]. third Time l:f2aS
Isldpra. Sand Nale Semi rite, Gcuesta Benanet and
FLYING Fairy also ram
SMITH RACE-Fies; two-year-olds; FIVE and
half furl"nSs. crnssbun. 100 ferguson IS to l.
won; nrntUnd. lC9 tRadtkcl 10 l. second: Hura-
kan. lo9 iSteol" tn !. third. Time. n IS Cut
away Water Lily. and Unfurl also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
AUGUST 8.

Children born on this date will be Of
artistic temperament. inclined to art.
music, or the professions. Every ad-
vantage should be given children Of this
birthdate along the lines in which they
seem to develop In an artistic way.
Many fine musicians and artists come
under the sign Of Leo and the planet
governing this birthdate, the sun, i'm
parts great magnetic power and especial
ly brings good fortune to those who
choose a public career.
The birthstone Of this date IL the
ruby. Leo persons should cultivate the
very best and highest in everything.
They have rare talents and may COM
mand the widest opportunities
This present week It would be well
for all those interested In any mode of
transportation to watch the Want Ads.
Drivers. chaufYeurs, teamsters, are all
under favorable planetary conditions and
they would find larger opportunities
through the Want Ads than are now
open to them.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunbia holding Probate Court No. 1918. adj
ministration-This is to give notice that the sub
scTiber who by the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia granted letters testamentary on
the estate of Elizabeth Hoske. deceased has, with
the approval OF the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia holding a Probate Court appointed
TUESDAY. the ID day Of September. 1918. at
O'Clock a. m, the time. and said
court room As the place, for making payment and
distribution from. said estate, under the court .
direction and control. when and where all creditors
and persons entitled to distributiye shares or leg
acies the residue. or parts thereof. notified
to attend. in person by agent attorney duly
authorized, with their claims against the estate
properly youched. Given under my hand this 9Th
day Of August, 1913 UNION TRUST COMPANY,
By GEORGE z. HAMILTON. Attorney and Trust
Officer. Attest: tSeaD. JAMES TANNER, Regis
ter Of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of
the Probate Court. aus ISL
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
Labor Condition. Discussed.

Mrs. Nina Lane Mcbride. daughter Of
Lane Of Oregon, delivered a talk
on labor conditions in Louisiana before
The Study Club in Economics Of Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church last
night Mrs. Mcbride. who Is espousing
the cause OF Socialism. had good
sized audience and at the conclusion Of
ner ADDRESS remarks py various MEM
bers were made.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
Earthquake shock Recorded.

Father Torndorf of the Georgetown
University Observatory announced yes
terday that a severe earthquake shock
was recorded by the observatory seis-
mogragh late Wednesday. The disturb
ance, says rather Tornoorr, lasted from
5:23 until 6:16 o'clock. and was very
severe. He estimates Il to have been
about 1000 miles from Washington.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
NAMED MINISTER TO HAITI.
misrepresentation Smith, of Mis-
souri, Nominated for Place.

The President yesterday sent to the
Senate the following nominations: Madi-
son r. Smith, of Missouri, to be Minister
to Haiti; David c. Barrow, jr.. Of Georgia,
to be Collector Of Customs for the Dis
trict of Georgia.
President Wilson. in appointing Madison
r. Smith Minister to Haiti, broke through
the custom which has prevailed Of giving
this post to a negro. Mr.. Smith Is a
former member of Congress. having serv-
ed in the Sixtieth Congress as Represent
alive from the Thirteenth Missouri Dis
trict. The present Minister to Haiti is
DR.. Henry w. Furniss, negro, Of
Indianapolis
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
Outlaws Victorious.

The Outlaws defeated the Yankees In
the Monumental League yesterday in a
close and exciting game, in which the
pitching of Pfeil was the feature. The
score, to 6, does not indicate the mar
Vicious manner in which he pitched. as
many errors were made by his support
Score:
II. Fl. L.
Outlaws.............. 90 KS S z
Iankees....-........ 0 4 o o O-S 7 5
Batteries-Pfeii and Gladstone; Brotsky and HAS
lip. Umpire-Mr. J. McCoy
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
READY FOR BIG FIGHT.
Gunboat smith and Jim Flynn Clash
NJ Madison Square Garden.

at Madison square "ns
New York, Aug. 7.-America's leading
white heavy-weights, Gunboat Smith. of
California, and Fireman Jim Flynn, of
Colorado, are ready for the big battle in
Madison Square Garden tomorrow night
for the Gibson championship belt.
Referee William job will call them to-
gether about 10 o'clock for the usual ten
rounds. Each principal believes that he
will win by a knockout before half the
distance has been travelled.
Flynn is thirty-four years old. five feet
nine inches tall and weighs IFS pounds.
He has been fighting for fourteen years
and has lost seven times in Us encounters
The only men who have made him take
the count are the negroes Jack johnson
and Sam Langford, Tommy Burns. for
mer white heavyweight champion, and Al
Flynn is a rugged. aggressive fighter who
can assimilate punishment. and has a stiff
punch.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN Z

SCHBUUIB IN III C1 HAI u UIK
Lesss Wsahington, New Uniou STATEN.
$50 q u Daily-Ap points On kosiolk 4 Western.
na0 p u Dsiiy-Roanoks. Bristol Winston salem,
knoxville. ChattsDoosa. Meanwhile. Nsv OrlsanA
Through s1sspef. Dining cara
slo q 0-e0 Bnstol kpozviiie. Cnattsnocga,
Nashville. nOphts. and an points - The south
vest washington- Aemphis sleeper. cpep At 10 D m
Ron Norfcik-Lesse daily ~ q q. snd q - penn.
Anivs Ncrfon u 70 = a and sz q n Pari0
on
gao p u dAils-Beryvns. Lmay. ShslandsaA
klkton.
Tni,s noa tss sgushvese susvs 90 q q, ~
p u, md HIS q q. da1lR
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
PulmotOr Saves Life.

The use of the pulmotor yesterday on
Milton Hess. 81 years old, Of -:
Mint. Street Sortheast. found by his
wife unconscious In his room from in
haling Illuminating gas, probably saved
life. Drs. Murphy and Bannon. OF
Casualty Hospital. had the case. It Is
believed Hesse will recover.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

Jake Stahl. recently deposed as man.
ager of the Boston Red Sox, has taken a
cottage at Annisquam, Mass, and with
his wife and little boy. Jake Stahl, jr..
plans to spend the rest Of the season at
the SeasidG
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

| Runs-R. Ralph, d. Ralph. r. Brooks. Moore.
kerchner. Left on bsses-Catholc. .; Episcopal, }.
First base on balls-Oh Cruickshanks, z Struck out
by Mastin. 6; by Crlicishanks 4. Sacrifice hits
Diler. r. Brooks. Kerchner. Stolen bases--Moore
(a, West 60, II. Ralph. ID. Ralrh. Diller, X.
Brooks Rodler, Sullivan Umpire-Mr Earl Simons.
Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
sHAlay Game in Alexandria,

The White Sox and Cardinals will play
the third game of the series Sunday at
p. m. on the cove diamond. near the
Light house IN Alexandria
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
Baptists Trim Mctbodi,t

Special Gable TO The Washington Herald
Falls Church, Va, Aug. THE Ban
lists came bit closer to the penant II
the Sunday School League when they de-
feated the Southern Methodists here thj.
afternoon by the score of s to l. TIL,
winners punched their hits, while the
losers did not hit in the pinches. Hum.
phries pitched great ball for the win.
ners. The score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake Beach Ry.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY q. nla
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE,
WEEK DAYS.
GOlNG-Lease District Line lo1o, uN 4 n.
30. $50 and ia .. m
RETURN1SG-Lesvs the Beach. sS and r.S
4 N. IN. soo. $50. and 1870 .. N.
SATURDAYS.
GOlNG-Leave District Line. 100. nso q L..
40. $40. $50. s,so. and . 81 .. N.
kETURNlNG-Leave the Beach, S:H. IS q m
IN. sao. s3p. and lo30 p m
SUNDAYS AND HOLlDAYa
GOING-Leavs District Line, go mn, and u %
q. NJ. 20. $40. 90. and f54 D n
RETURNlNG-Leavs the Beach. 100 q N, In.
2io. 60. IN. ION. and 90 .. N.
". y. JONES, President.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
LEATA ]. FIRST
IN STAKE RACE
Captures Famous Burdick
Hotel Event by Winning
Last Three Heats.
STETBRINO LAD SECOND
Eleanor G., the Detroit Mare, Has
Easy Time Landing Straight
Heats In 2:22 Trot.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. 7.-Sensa-
tional racing by the PAGERS marked
this afternoons program at Recreation
Park. The feature race was the $4,000
Burdick Hotel event for 2:12 PAGERS.
which furnished the most sensational
race Of the season. 1t was finally won
by Leata ]. Stetbrino Lad was first
choice in the auctions at 500.
The favorite was the pacemaker In
the first two heats, Murphy coming
fast with Frank Bogash at the finish
and winning the second mile in 2:O3A
Then the California mare, Leata j..
Joined in the fray. and won the third
heat, driving. from Stetbrino Lad in
2:o3. and the fourth in 2:04%. Under
sary. which was won by Leata j.. in
2:0S.
The Detroit mare, Eleanor G., had
an easy time in winning the 2:22 trot,
taking a record of 2:10 in the final
heat. Flower Direct and Junior Dan
Patch had a hot battle in the 2:O5 pace.
the former getting the decision. Sum-
maries:
22 class; trottins: three in FIVE; purse. N.cp:
Eleanor G.. b. m. by Silent Brook COLBY.
Dublin Lady b. m. (Gentry) 2 2
Grace Flagler. b. m. Rodneyl.............-.. dis
Best time 2:lo
2:i2 class pacing: four heats: stakes 5000:
Lesta J., b. m. by Royal Mckinney
tChildsl 1
Frank Bogash. Jr.. b. g.. by Frank
Bogash murphy ] :
Stethrino Lad. Oh. h. CRodney).......... .
Cabel. blk h. tCoKl........................
Tom Knk and Edith G. ako started. Best time,
20s.
2N6 class: pacing: two in three: purse. $1,000:
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

Print paper exported by Canada to the United
States In ten months ending April %. elJ. weighed
Se.ooo.o0 poundsl
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
Motion Picture
NEWS
A Daily Feature
In The Herald

This daily news feature Of The
Washington Herald 10 for the Bone
At of everybody interested in mo-
ton pictures.
Suggssti0bs, comments, criticisms,
Inquiries. and questions invited. Ad-
dress communications to Motion
Picture Editor. Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

A coming two-part production OF the
American Film Manufacturing Company
is the second of the Adventures of
jacques series. replete with gorgeous
material settings. costumes of the King
Louis XIV period. and splendid drama
tization by the foremost opponents of
the pantommic art.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

Tickets were furnished by the Garden.
Virginia, and Maryland Theaters for the
motion picture editor to send to readers
of The Washington Herald for naming
their favorite silent player.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

Today the Empress will show "a Cave
Dweller's Romance" twO-reel feature.
"a Modern Romance" and I'm Bare
Kansas"
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

The NJ Street Theater in Georgetown
operated by the Davis Brothers, shows
Mutual films and enjoys a big patron
age.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
FOR SALE-D0GS.

FOR SALE-ST. BERNARD AND COL
lie dogs; all over one year old: highly
pedigreed, registered. and licensed: finest
ever seen in Washington: prize winners:
prices low. Appointment by phone Col 80.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

II s74 bill for posters for lobby tiis
play Is not an excessive advertisin
charge In running motion pictur
theater. how much more consistent
the same expenditure for newspaper ad
vertisement. and how much more et
feCtive.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

AUTOMOBILES.
1913 PASSENGER TOURING CAR;
electric lights, generator. and electric
self-starter: run less than 500 miles; cost
with full equipment $3.50; will sacrifice
II sold at once. Address BOX CsS. Herald
Office.
AUTOMOBILES for hire; SpaDenseT. go; I-pas
senser. $50 III hour. Powhattan Hotel. 18th Pa
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-07-25
gAAElIyghI, ASSOCIATION OF FfAT9(jIIAA h .I=>
=IIIg::gTBEIODS Being UNiIASKIl;;I3

cIared var on TIE working class. Il
meant war when il induced is faci@
judges to grant unjust injHnc;i"m5,
when it imprisoned Wor%crS Oh an
surd chorgeS OF contempt o. court.
when it secured decision after de
cisiop limiting the rights Of the work
ers. when it tried to have them YUt
TO death on manufactured charges Of
murder, when it ssni lis armed thii&>
to shoot them down in Louisiana ami
West Virginia.
1t declared war no less when it
corrupted Congfsss and took by the
vilest means the control OF the govern
ment.
1t is too late now 10 talk about
peaceful relations between labor anL
capital. There can be 10 mo&e pre-
tense of peace. We know now un in
disputable evidence from the inside
the lengths to which this master class
has gone
There is but one possible answer
to this situation, unless the WnIn>r>
of America desire TO announce - I'll,
world their willingness to J." footed
and enslaved. Tie Socialist party
offers that answer. |! is not composed
Of any friends" Of the working class:
nobody in the Socialist party has any
idea of comforting benefits II IoHl
rahGe upon the workers. The Su"lH.-
list party is the working class ard IL.
proposal is not that anybody shall do
things for the working class shall take
what belongs to it.
So long as we have the present
system of society sc SHAH have
National Manufacturers Association,
Kirbys, Parrys and Yah C!ravcS. To-
day they have been ai!"nccd and
shamed by the confession Of one q
tatir tools; tomorrow they OF S"Hc"n"
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

enc lot 90x200 feet, On which is
located two S-room dwellings; one is
new. concrete block bunealo, con-
timing bath room, pantry AMI cellar.
The other is two-story fame house
ii good condition. Water and gas in
both. viii sell reasonable to quick
buyer or would consider trade for a
farm. Apply to or address w. X. Taylor,
1889 Twelfth Avenue. Adv,
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The employing class long ago de-
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In The list u tL' men exposed by
Il" NuI"hjt revelations tue 'houEn'-
-! ""rhnEln"A NJ" recognize many
Il public man mat mas poSco d" t'le
"d"nt irIchH OF LABOR. warmer eA-
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