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The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Puse 500; three-year-oIds and
Elsewhere. lO9; Northe-Dcr. lOe; NiEadoo. 100
'Neneta strume lOs: 'Nsdamas ZOE: Perth Rock,
10; Water Lad IL; knight Of UnesS. IL; Hearth
stone. ia.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $40: three year ODDS and
upward; selling; six furlDnEs. Ida LaTinis. lOi
No Manager. 100; Gen. Warren. 100: 'Leiluha. 100
'Wolfs Baths, 100: Francis. 100: Bulgar. ls;
'Ethelhurg il. lo9: BatWR. Ill: F1smmsriOn. III.
THIRD RACE-PUrse. $40; tWO-year-olds; selling
FIVE furlongs. LADY May. T Endurance. q
lack NARROW. loc; FiIl, no.; Columbia Lady. IO2
Frances Clairr. IG2: Golden Leslie Ic2: 'Korjc.
lO2: The Lark. lO2; Harlequin. lG; Electrician.
10; River King ~: PaSp White III; Rustic
Maid 10: Utelus. lis
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $50: all aEes: selling;
six furlOnES 'Cannock, -; 'Huda's Brother, %:
'PrWer. I02; tIoe Finn. I02: Miss BamhHrhOr. lO4;
Progressive I05: -Br1ndywine los: Martre, II:
Joe Diebold. 10; Gabrio IG: Frank Hudson. Ig7
Fifty-FiVe lI6: Lord Marshall 10.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; three-year4oldS and
upward selling; six furlonES Supreme. lo7; Tod
ding. lc9 AstrolnEer l07: Miss Brush. loe; Blue
Mouse. Ies; Moncrief. Ii; Sack Cloth, ia; Joe
Knight. ia: Amoret. ia.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500; three- year-olds and
upward: selling; one mile. tom Hancock 100;
Heart Beat, lO3: SerieIlo l65; Holtnn Io5 EIhiod
los; StsTestA los: Pre- Train. los: 'Rinmundy
III; York Lad. Ill; Milton B., rs: Quick Start
lis; The Monk, II3; Benedictinn, Il3; Ruisseau.
us; Plain Ann. ll3; Font, III
'Apprentioe allowance elaimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
ALEXANDER GRANT MADE
MASONIC GRAND MASTER
Rev. Hugh 7. Stevenson and Rev. U.
G. B. Pierce Chosen Grand Chap
lain of District and Assistant.

Alexander Grant was elected grand
master of Mssons in the District at the
recent Grand Lodge elections held at Ma
sonic Temple. Roe Fulkerson, past mas
ter of Harmony Lodge. No. Il. +. A. A.
NJ. was elected Junior grand steward by
a large majority. The office OF grand
chaplain was filled ny the Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson. pastor Of Bethany Baptist
Church Rev. L. G. r. Pierce. pastor Of
All Souls Unitarian Church. was elected
assistant grand chaplain. Aside from the
election Of Junior grand steward and the
grand chaplain with his assistant. the
elections followed the usual order OF ad-
vancement
The remaining officers and representa-
tives chosen we're:
William w Jermane. deputy gran
master; James A. Witten. senior grand
warden; Lem. Towers, jr.. Junior grand
warden; Arvine W. Johnston. grand sec
rotary; James A. Sample grand treas
urer: Thomas II. Young, grand lecturer;
Joseph II. Mlsns. grand marshal: J.
Harry Cunningham. senior grand dea-
con: Charles J. O'NeilI. Junior grand
deacon; Charles c. Coombs. grand sword
bearer: Mark F. Finley. grand pur-
suivant; Charles F. Roberts. senior grand
steward; Warren c. Bickford. grand
tier; trustee for three years. James A.
NetmOre: CorpOrator in Masonic Hall AS
ISOLATION, Francis ]. WOodman; repre-
sentatives on board of directors. Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. L. Cabell WILL
hanson, Lurtin r. CHM and Charles J.
James.
The new officers were duly installed by
retiring Grand Master T. John Newton.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
COSMOS TO Hold Big
NOVELTY ROAD RACE
Manager Bylawsh Granted Sanction
by A. A. U. for Dual Run Between
Carroll and Baltimore c. c. c.

Manager A Julian Brylawski, of the
Cosmos Theater, will introduce something
new to the local followers OF the run
! ming game next week with novelty FIVE
mile road race which was granted a sane
ton yesterday by the South Atlantic
Amateur Athletic Union.
This race will be a dual affair be-
tween the two leading teams in this sec
ton OF the country, the Carroll Institute,
of this city, and the Baltimore Cross
Country Club. The race will be run in
three heats on Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday night in which each team will
enter three men and two men from each
club will qualify for the finals which will
be held on Thursday night.
The race will start in the rear OF the
theater and will follow the course from
there to Potomac Park. This course will
also be used in the South Atlantic Cross
Country Championships which are sched-
uled to be held on Saturday, January 8.
Just who will represent each club on
the three trials for the finals will not
be decided until the night Of the race as
no drawing will be held. The following
athletes are eligible from the Carroll
team: Williams, Healy, Lynch, Covert,
Dogherty, Adams, Stanley, Blummer,
Black, Schmidt, Lillion, and Esch.
A handsome silver loving cup has been
donated by Manager Brylawsh to go as
team prize while five medals will be
awarded to the first FIVE to cross the
board in the finals
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SelIing; foIIr-year oIds and upward
SIX furlOngs. TraTatn los lTroNlerl to !, even.
to 2: won: StealaWay. 100 tShilllnEl. to S. 7
IN 70. second: CriSco, Is Nathan. even, third.
Time. LIS IS. Ochre Court. Dust, Mimesis. Plain
Ann and IdIewess also ran
SECOND RACE-SellinE: thrce year-olds and up-
ward five furonEs. Billy Collins. lO5 tCounorsl.
tn l. to s. ; IN s. won; A. G. Haley. loI
tHsnoTerl. to TO- 10 ;. seonnd; ChAser 100
tOberl s TO s. third. Time. o.. Otrlnto No
Manager. Holland. Madeline r.. CsIethunpGn.
SiESdno and Master Joe also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling: two yeSr-Olds: siT fur
longs. A n Akin. lo9 tObertl. to s. l to ;.
out, won: Jim SaTSEr. Ill GroIlerl. even, out,
second: Csrlone. l02 tShiIlinEl. out, third Time.
~. Golden Lassie and Bamboo also
FOURTH RACE-SellinS; all ages: FIVE and one
half furlongs. Squeeler, Jos SHILLING. to l..
to Z out won; Encore. 96 U-raD. to l. out,
second; YorTilIe. Il4 Lilly. out. third. Time.
70. ]. B. HarreU and Undaunted also ran
FIFTH RACE-SellinE: three-year-o and up
ward; five furiongs Shadrach. los (Drysr) TO ..
to s. l TO ;, won; Scarlet Oaks 100 Millerl
to S. l to 5. second Fred Levy. Ill Shilling
to ; third Time. O5 Or. Dougherty. Archery
AmericIs and Transport also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SellinE; threeyeAr-olds and up
ward; mile. Earl Of Savoy 10 (ObertD. even.
70 %. to s. won; Billie Baker. III CTro1leri.
to s. to s. second: Mr. Mack. lG (SmJthl,
TO 5. third. Time. IS IS Beau Pere. Stentnr
Bob r.. MOckler. Frank Hudson and Volthcrpe also
nan.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
WASHINGTON and LEE
TO enter G. ". u. MEET
Two-mile Relay Team from Lexington
Will Compete in Meet on
February l3.

Washington and Lee is expected TO en-
ter twO-mile relay team in the George
Washington University track meet, TO be
held at Convention Hall, February L.
Efforts are being made to form a George
Washington relay team to compete with
the visitors at the twO-mile distance.
This race probably will be for the two
mile relay championship of the South At
lantic intercollegiate Athletic Association.
OF which organization George Washing
ton is a member, and with whose - nc
ton the meet Is to be held.
The George Washington basketball
team had been expecting TO play Yale
this season. but Manager Thomas p
Murray has found it impossible to ar
range a game with the New Haven quint.
The game between Georgetown ana
George Washington, which was scheduled
for January 6. has been postponed to
the first week in February. placing this
exciting and important contest near the
end of the Hatchetites schedule
The George Washington team viii;
make a trip to Lexington. Va, next
week, playing Washington and Lee jan
uary and V. NJ. !. on the following
night. The next home game will be jan
uary 20. with Catholic University.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
COL. RANDLE OFFERS SITE.
Highlands Peopif Want Hall for
Suitable Meeting Place.

The Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
citation and troop No. II. Boy Scouts, are
working Jointly on the proposition to
secure a permanent and suitable meeting
place. Col. A. f. Randle. founder Of the
suburb. has offered to donate a parcel
of ground for the erection of a hall
Mrs. Lavina r. Kelly, worthy matron
OF Electa Chapter No. 2. Order of the
Eastern Star, Of Anacostia, has selected
these members to fill the positions in
the chapter which come under her ap-
polntive power: Miss Alice Stone, mar
shall; Mrs. Julia Stevens, warder; Mrs
Ida Bailey, chaplain; Mrs. Florence Fris-
bic, Adah; Mrs. Mary Simpson, Ruth:
Mrs. Ella Fillus, Esther; Mrs. Annie
Beck, Martha: Mrs. Marquis, EIecta:
Miss Edith Pyles, organist, and Henry
W. Emo sentinel.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
GOOD GAME TONIGHT.
Western High Play Boys nj
Association Tonight.

As announced in these columns a few dAyS sED
the BASKETBALL game between Western High SchOOl
and the Boys Department Y. NJ. c. A fEss is
almost certain To be Of the best played amateur
games of the season both teams fast and
fairly evenly matched This game Is to he Stassd
tonight at O'Clock in the lstters gymnasium
& street
Final word has been received from both coaches
that their teams are ready for the fray and both
state that their respective teams 1onfdent Of
Carrying of the hOnOrs. Which one WILL remains
TO be seen
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
HARRY HARRIS IS
: RAPIDLY RECOVERING
Former Business High Star Will Leave
Hospital Tomorrow-Prepar-
ing at Dean.

Tie intersrholastic followers Of Washington were
very glad to hear yesterday that Harry Harm.
formerly a star athlete at Business High School Of
tvs city. and playing with the Dean Academy
Of Franklin. Mass, is rapidly recovering from his
recent opeFation.
Harris i, putting on the finishing touches at Dean
in effort IN enter one Of the Big Five" next
fan. The work Of the former Washington athlete
j. attracting wide attention in the North and il
will be just 4 matter Of choice TO decide to which
Of these college, he will go
HGuy cane home with the intention of enjoying
SimseH with lis family during his short vacation
RtIt finding that he had been injured in some IN
known way decided TO have the injury remeiied, as
it might in some small degree hinder his playing
future years. He will leave the hospital Thursday.
and after a short time at home will EO 10 New
York and then back to school for the remainder Of
the school year.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE up THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District uf Columbia. Washington Dccembcr -
1914. Ordered That section 70 Il the 'ias Fitting
Regulations Of the District OF Columbia i hereo,
amended hy adding the following after the hrst
paragraph thereof: -. hIt the requirements Of this
TaSsraIh shall not oI~rate 10 prevent hue firm
a gas hot water helter bing connected 10 the fue
~ another Fas hot water heater OF TO the hue Of a
gas range. q. +. NEWMAN. ?. l. SIDDONS,
c. ". KUTZ. Commissioners Of the District Of Co
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
Drink Clause in Contract.

Larry Mclean has not signed contract with
the Giants for next year yet and all because the
document Offered to him contains clause stptilat-
ing . bonus for good conduct The salary Is per
fectly sAtisfsctOry to Larry and he hasn't the
slightest doubt in the world that he will win the
bonus.
The trouble is that the idea Of any restraint m
his conduct harUEs his feelings. Mclean insists
his conduct has been 50 exemplary since joining
The New York club that his behavior should no
longer be matter II doubt.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
WILL DISCONTINUE ONE LINE.
HerdIcs Not TO Run on PennsyIyA-
mia Avenue After Thursday.

The Metropolitan Coach Company.
which operates lines Of herdics in the
city. will on January l. discontinue its
Pennsylvania avenue line. The Public
Utilities Commission recently gave the
company the right to discontinue such
service. but the company decided to watt
until the first Of the year.
The herdic coaches. after Thursday,
will be operated from Sixteenth and L
streets south on Sixteenth and Massa-
chusetts avenue, east TO Fifteenth street.
and south TO New York avenue. The cars
then will double the block to the west by
way of the avenue. Madison place and II
street. and will return by the south
bound route to L street.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
Feds Weak in West.

New York. Dec. ain all Of his subtle dickeruEs
with the local American League situation Ran John
son has nOt forgotten his arrh enemy. the Federal
League. 81 hope by tomorrow to be able to an
nounce some very interesting facts in connection
with the outlaws" said he. But ] can tell you
now that that circuit s in had shape West
circuit switch Is absolutely necessary. but
all the cities thst have been approached on the
nibjsct hate pIsn The pe0poSiLi0a The cold ShOul
enr"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
No Fed Invasion,

Cincinnati Ohio. Dec 2s.-Fans AZ this great
baseball town. known far and wide for the losing
teams il support year after year. will not he
blessed with the presence Of the Federal League
the coming season. and il signs do not fail there
viii never be a Fcreral League team here.
This announcement made today by At
turneJ Paul COnnelly legal representative in Gin
cinnAt Of the Feds. II Connolly. who held
- to the last to bring a team here. but he TOO
now secs the fooIhardness Of the scheme. and has
given up in disgust.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
PERSONALS.

WORkINGNIEN-W HEN YOU Buy
from us its a sure CInch that YOU get
the best value and the finest grade OF
clothing even il its A slightly used suit
or overCuat. at & to SO. tn. value is there.
and so it is. one price. JISTHS OLD
STAND. 6l9 n.
DURING THE HOLIDAYS THERE Is
nothing as beverage that will please
more than New York state Sweet Apple
Cider. STANDARD EOTTLING WORKS.
l. A. EINN. Prom eth and q SIS. y. Z
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
May Battle Richie.

San Francisco dec 9-wine Richie probably
will fight eithe Freddie Welsh. Charley White
Joe Shugrue in Havana some time during February.
Richie this afternoon received the offer from =
prominent New York promoter who is about To
break into the Cuban capital The San Francisco
fighter quickly wired back his acceptance. provided
the financial inducements right
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
ENTERTAINs FORT MYER MEN.
Fifth Cavalry Given Social Even
ing In Administration Building.

ing IN AdmInIHtratIon BuIIdInR.
Chaplain O'Keefe. of the Fifth Cavalry,
last night provided a unique entertain
ment for the officers and enlisted men
stationed at Fort Myer, Va.
At Chaplain O'Keefe's invitation. DR..
James Dickinson, musical director OF
the knights of Columbus Choral So
ciety and OF st. Paurs Male Choir,
brought both organizations to Fort Myer.
and varied program was given in the
administration building.
The soloists included Michael D. Schaef-
err. Thomas J. CantweIl, William Barn
holt, and Maurice P. Fitzgerald, favor
lite number was the rendition of THE
Night Has a Thousand Eyes" by the
Choral Society's double sextet of male
voices.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
Out of Water for Holiday.

New Haven. Dec. 9.-The Christmas vacation
trip Of the Yale swimming team has been abandoned
and the first clash next year is scheduled here
with Columbia January Is
The hockey team has also been disbznded until
after the Christmas recess. But the dAy after
the opening Of cnllege. January 6. Yale will begin
q strenuous schedule by playing the Massachusetts,
AEEes at the local rink.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
white Wings" Have Busy Day.

"hlte wings got busy yesterday to
clean away the snow and ice. Three
hundred of them devoted their time to
clearing the cross walks and cutters in
the business section. Today the resi-
Dental section will be reached by the
workers.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
or Every Descrption-ModeEately Priced
GUIDE,
Funeral Designs Funenl DeiEnA
YALE DROPS NoTRE DAME.
Lehigh md w. and J. StIII on the
ELI Football Schedule.

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 9.-Yale's football
schedule, with the exception Of the October y
date, has been arranged. NotTe Dame and prob
ably Colgate are dropped. Springfield College Y.
NJ. C. A. is q newcomer The schedule follows
September ., Maine; October 2, Virginia; October
.. LehiEh: October l6. Springfield College Y. n.
c. A: October 2; washingt N and Jefferson: Oe-
tober %. unsettled; November 6. Brown; November
q. Princeton; November y. Harvard at Cambridge,
Mass
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
DermatoIogist Institution.

Have you any Objectionable feature on
your face? Is your nose mishapen in any
way? Do your cheeks sag? Have you
bagginess over or under your eyes, Are
YOUR cheeks hollow? Have YOU freosSles
or moles or other dIscoloration OF the
skin? Any or all of these defects. which
are so annoying. can he remedied
promptly by our painless method without
Inconvenience or loss of time. Call and
investigate for yourself Office. l622 H st
NV Phone NJ 1853
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30

CHANCE To KEEP NEEDY AND HONEST
WOrkmen At home-HaTing purchased 90 rolls Of
fine Wallpaper at sich low prizes l will offer 1t
for the month Of January at actual cost Of hang
ing and Scraping giving you the paper absolutely
free. OGtmeals heavy ingram. imported tapestries
silks and stripes which cost 30 and . cents To
hang / will furnish the paper and put Il on the
wall in hrst-class workmanship manner for % or 5
cents. price Of scrapinE and pointing extra. Will
bo pleased to call al your cOnTenience u estimate
the number Of pieces required. ARTHUR j.
H0UGHTON. III Connecticut Phone
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
GOOD BOUT PROMISED.
BERNARD and Mccarthy Are Prim-
ing for Match.

That good wrestling Is 10 be produced at tho
Majestic Theater when Tony Bernard and Soldier
Mccartney clash on WEDNESDAY January 6, Is seff-
evident by the fitness Of this pair who will clash fos
the Southern middEe-Weight championship the win
neT Of which will f0rre Joe Turner into q match.
Both these EI1pplers Uosspss the skill and stamina
Tat viii insure = battle ruyal which will be worth
going miles TO and prove interesting. the winner
Of which VIII give the champion his hands full
. The Majestic IheateT will IrOEe ideal SPOT Tor
pulling on q this bout. a. the house has been
irely remodeiod and renovated. and under the
lhSFement Of Tom RsynoIds. who takes keen in
IeT1st IN sports Of this kind Both the contestants
lave posted 50 side bet with Referee Pat
O'COnncT. winner TO take an, and nov in active
training. a. they both realize the importance Of the
outcome. In addition 10 this match. the regular
performances viii be giI-N b. ths Majestic players
At popular I-5cV
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
Board Makes No Comment

Members Of the Excise Board refuse to
comment on the allegation of Senator
Jones that the board had failed to do its
duty. ut Is for Congress to determine
the efficiency Of our Stewardship" one
member atAtad
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising Archi-
tect's Office. Washington, ID. G.. December Il.
lslL-Sealed proposals. viii be opened in this office
at O'Clock p. m, January :. l9ls. for furnishing
Eve exterior lamp-standards for the United States
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing at Washington.
ID. o.. in accordance with the drawings and Speci-
heation, copies Of which may be had at this Office
in the discretion Of the Supervising Architect. Bids
uiu be received only from manufacturers who are
fully equipped 10 perform the highest Erads q
eommercia work both artistcally and mechanically.
o, wEHDERoTH, supsrItSing Arehitsct
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. December 20,
l9H-Sesled propoEab will Re received at this Office
Room 500, District Building, until O'Clock p. m,
JANUARY g. 1915 for furnishing all necessary labor
and material for reproduction by planogTaphing or
other similar procFss, Reports Of ETlTation. Pubne
Utilities Commission, this Gty. Specifications and
form Of proposal may Be obtained from the Pur-
chasing OficeT, ID. G, Room ID. District Building.
OLIVER P. NEWMAN, FREDERICK l.. SID
ID. q.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30

NiiA So1SiNh " NhllNh llllO lllG CdlllD
of organized baseball are explod-
, ing with reverse English.
Walter JolnSon'S recent action
has thrown the Feds into a panic,
and they are not over it vet. This
golng-tO-cOurt stuff is hardly taken
seriously by American League men.
for Judge Sessions decision in the
klllifer case last winter is still
fresh in the minds of all.
Mike Lynch announces, that he
will once more don the spangles
tand enter the South Atlantic cross
country championship run, to be
held here in the near future. Mike
will wear the colors of Carol In
stitutc.
BETTER call In the brain experts
10 give Pitcher Jim Walker, Of the
New Orleans club, n thorough in
EPectiOn.
1 Sought by the Feds, Walker re-
fused all advances saying: 81 know
amt EeftIn' much from New Or
leans. but L aIB't shOwIn' much
goods. aud Z reckon 1 am Eettin'
all I'm worth"
. Can you heat this:
Carroll DunnelIy modestIy states that
he thinks he can beat Walker Colston in
a rOller-skatc race. Walker having lost
recently TO the champion OF Alexandria
lff hf RAY
Just why Maurice Foote should get
sore because we used his name in this
column the other day is past understand
ing. Possibly he is the gent who sent us
by parcel post a neat little hammer all
done up in ribbons.
Chicago boasts Of "A wrestler named
Jimmy Bull. which prompts us to remark
that he will never be "A success for the
treason that almost anybody can throw
him.
Handsome Charley PIunkett can hard
" wait for the cry They're or at
Laurel"
Freddie Welsh, the lightweight
boxing champion Of the world, is
writing exclusive stories for The
Washington Herald. The first of
his series WINS published in this
newspaper last sunday. Watch for
the second InstaIIment next Sun
day-It's n cOrker.
Lone Star NAV coach the Carlisle Indians foot- |
hall team next fail. How that guy would shine
team like the Cleveland NaIs.
Since Owner Hedges. IT the St Louis Brow rs. has
cume out with the statement that his team will !
finish the 1915 campaign one. two or three. We
a little shaky about Predicting good thinEs ga
the Nationals for figured all along that the |
FRruWns would ~ easy licking. |
New York paners state: No wonder Wild Bal |
Donovan is wild. for he has leen mentioned As |
= possible manager II the Yankees
The stIrest sign Of weather hereaboUts is /
the announcement that there is skating the |
Tidal Basin. Never knew it TO fail
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
SEWING MACHINES.
DIED.

LEE-On Tuesday morning, December %,
1914, at 1 o'clock, at his residence. head
of TaIbert street. Anacostia, MANDE-
WILLIE G. LEE.
Funeral Thursday, December. 81, at
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
Friends invited to attend. Interment
private.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
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92Ssl11I1f

One by one the bombsIells Pres
ident Gilmore, of the Feds, has
threatened to chuck into the camp
of organized baseball are explod-
ing with reverse English.