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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION
Continued From r.rs. Page)

penmeade will make their nome in
West Point
Back From L!nchhurE.
Miss Mary L. Moore has returned
home. after spending the months OF
July and August with friends in
was deliEhtfully entertained in toth
cities
Mrs Z =. Moore and her son. Viii
linn. have returned. after visit 20
Miss Alice Cahalen. in LynchhurS
Guests nj Castle Hill.
Among the summer guests at cas-
tic Hill Near Lexington. this month are
Mr. ana Mrs Made Hampton. Mrs
Wade Hampton. Jr.. Edwin hampton,
Gainesville. Fla Air and Mrs. Hilton
Hampton. Tampa Fla. Mrs. Julia
A Frck. Baltimore. Md. Mrs. Frank
Epes and dauGhter FarmVllle Mrs, +
NJ Foster, Miss Alta Foster. Of Rich
mond. MISS Mary Chalkley. Mrs. X {
Splitter Miss Rear! &pitber. Miss Mat
tic splitter, Miss e. Martin. Miss Sadie
Martin Mrs Is l. PhaupD and son, Miss
Maud Bracket Miss +. r. Angus. MISS
Flord Thompson. OF this city, ED
ridge and Lucius Robertson. Miss Ade-
lire Jones. Miss alice Jones. Miss Emily
Kent. Petersburg Miss Aiivian Fritz
schc. Miss Pauline Fritsche. carton
HSlS ntS. tN.CENpHt' iNcN- - - i+oFH'i
Miss Elizabeth baker. Lynchhurs Miss
Anna : Briggs. W!nchester: +. G.
KickNgh,er. Chenille. "a. DR. Is w
Switzec. Sir. and Mrs T. y Moore. Miss
Elma Moore Lexington.
Lawn Fctc ro-Morrow.
Details are in progress fer q lawn
fetc. which VII include watermelon
feast. TO nc given by the Ladies Auxil-
iary OF the Young Mems Hebrew AS
socIct!on to-..orrow. in the court OF
vocal and instrumental selections Is
being arranged.
At the Bench.
Among those recently registered a,
the Chesterfield Cottage Virginia
Beach. are as follows Reuben Taylor
OF Lexington. Ky, David Drum. o!
North Carclina, Mrs. r. : GIN. OF re
tersburg: Miss Gertrude Gill. Richard
Gill, Of Petersburg; Miss Ada Con. OF
Chester, j. y Strachau. OF Chester: Dr.
5. CT Gill. Of Petershurg Mrs. \ IL
Drewry. OF Charles City: Miss sue Ruff
fin, Miss Mabel Baker. Miss Edith Ea-
ker. OF Charles City: Mr. Syduu OF
Washington; Mrs. Sn"dun. OF Washing
ton. Mrs Albert Wineman, OF Green
VILE, Miss: Miss Louise Wineman. Al
bert Winenlau, of Greerville Miss.
Miss Gertrude Flynn. OF Pittsburgh
Miss Frances Flynn, Mrs. L. kearns. 81
PITTSBURGH: Mrs. II. :. Saunders, OF
Shirley. Mrs Joseph Baker. OF Rox-
burr: Rev Joseph Baker. Of RoXbury
H. s. Gill. Mrs. II. :. Hill. Miss Virginia
Lance OF Peters burg: Williams Linn. of
Petersburg: Frank Odom. Of Driver
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AL. AVISTA

Especial to Tho Times pi.pa,chl
TANlSTA, VA. August - Miss Ma rlie
Vaughan of Leesville. IS the guest ot Mrs
Eddie Green
Miss KATE Cab.ll has returned from a
week end visit 20 relatives near Chatham.
Mrs NJ u Turner, NJ C;retna. listed o.
Or " Q. Smiths Tuesday. She was on her
way 20 Roanoke
Rev. :. K Lnurhton left las, Monday
morning for Petersburg and Richmond. 70
he absent scvera! DAYS.
Henry Hnsk!ns. OF Petersburg vas here
."veral DAYS This week gues, of his brother.
Thomas II. IInskins
Miss Annie Maud Thornton Of Busra
Vista. is being entertained a, the nom. Of
Navor Thornton. on BEDFORD Avenue
Mi and Mrs. I. II Burnett and little
son returned home SUNDAY from y ten days
VISIT 10 relatives and friends at Huddleston
and Mona'a
Mrs \ q. Bel and son Gilbert arc visi,.
Ing relatives a. Scot..ville. Mr. Bell &C
companisd them 20 that poin, and remained
until sunday
Mrs " q Lane, ST. Is visiting relatives
In LynchhurE.
Misses Bessie and Eli Bn'.cr q, lynch
burg. came down saturday guests Of
NJ and Mrs Thomas Hssk.rs Tn.
tormer returned home TUESDAY noon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30

In the style. but also the color. most
hccomina
rhe ono hair stain that stands SUI
pr"mc is 'br""natone II is simple
and easy 10 use just comb or brush
y into Your hair II cannot he de
teCted. VIII not rub or wash off. acts
instantly. and is absolutely harmless
'Fro.wnatone' VIII give any shade
desired from golden brown to black
Your druggist sells "Brownatone" or
Vii get il FOR you. and it is worth your
while 10 insist upon having this prep
aration and not something else \
sample and booklet viii he mailed
YOU upon receipt OF 10 cents. and your
orders viii be fl!ed direct from our
laboratories II YOU prefer
Two s.2e.--26C and $500
Two shades--one for Golden or Me.
dunn Brown. The other for Dark Brown
or Black
Insis, on "Rrownatone" al YOUR hair
dresScGs
Prepared only BY the Kenton phar.
macal co, 900 r. Pike street, Coving.
ton Ky.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond by
Tragic Drpg. 60, Chiidrey Drug Co,
Grant Duis CO and other leading deal.
Observation-Disclosures
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noon toilets against the background Of
rich green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding Sellers. of
Buhalo. entertained At a KATE klack.
where wit and Wisdom lowed. and
was voted one of the pleasantest of the
weeks GATHERINGS
Miss Margaret Schofeld. daughter OF
Colonel r. VI. Schofeld. United States
Marine Corps. retired. gave an ami
mar party. prizes for best drawing
going to Mrs. \. NJ. Travcrs, of Rich
mond, and Howell Johnston. of Charles
ton. w. Va
Mrs Snow. wife OF Major w j.
Snow, entertained at a small card
party before leaving for Atlanta. Ga.
y. 6. Mark, United states Marine
Corps. who for several months has been
stationed at Vera cruz has joined his
family here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
IN AND GUT OF TOWN.

MS John SHELTON Williams and her
family. who are summerinS Al B!ue
Ridge Summit, Pa. will not return 70
Richmond until late in the coming
month
Miss Marguerite Robins left on We'd
nesday fer ten days trip 10 Wash
ington and Baltimore.
Mrs J. r Walsh and her daughter.
Miss Mary u. Walsh, of POPS Monument
Avenue have returned from Atlantic
City. where they spent six weeks
Mr. and Mrs Robert e, Higgins have
returned TO The city. after visiting in
Baltimore and Rockville. Md
MISS Virginia Chesterman has re-
turned to her home on Monument Ave-
Mrs n Elakey and her son. Ry
lard. nave returned TO the city. after
spending several weeks in keysvil!e
and have now moved into their new
home on Grove Avenue.
Mrs J. \ He!sler and her three
DAUGHTERS who have hear in Cioraons-
willie for TWO weeks nave returned TO
Richmond
Miss Martha x iaeale has returned
from \ brief visit TO Miss Lucy r. Hen
deraon at "Triviun," near Lynohburs
Mr. ard Mrs. = 2 chandler are leay-
ing this week for a visit 10 the Buffalo
Lith!a Springs.
Mrs. { T Huyk 81 Richmond. is the
guest ~ her sister. Mrs. I-aNdon Jack.
son. III Blackstone, for several DAYS.
cecn Reid has returned t. his home
in Frederick hurc after short stay
in this city.
John ;. sub!e,, has returned TO his
hon1s after spending 4 few DAYS in
sStaunton visiting his sister. Miss w; T..
Sur!ett. o.. :.
MIS- Arn,strone Timherlske has re-
turned TO the city. after spending sew
eral days IL Atlantic City and New
York
Misses Mary seay. Katie Brown and
Mary DToole have returned from a
months stay in Norfolk, Portsmouth
and ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Whitehead and
family are spending the latter part OF
tn, summer A. the Son Air Inn. bon
ALT.
Nj ara Mrs JOSEPH y. Heftey. ~
2o!n Grove Avenue. ar n, the Alton
Mouse Alton. cor stay OF no weeks
Charles NJ Hawley and his sister.
Miss sadie - Hawley. left on Thurs
1aV evening for an extended visit 10
California ana other Western states
Mrs Isaiah : Klnsey Miss Ada NJ
Hefey Miss Edna NJ iiefie> and
George - Heigha have returned 10 the
city. after two weeks stay ~ III"
Alton House alton.
NJ ana Mrs \ /. HAYNES and Miss
Lillian HAYNES have recently moved
nto the.i new home ~ 1902 Vest Grace
street
Miss Fannie Brown. Who has been
visiting NJ. Branch Connall> OF Not
,oway aas rcnrned 10 the city. ac-
webb. Of North Carolina
Mis- Franz W Brown and her emil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
W0NII:N's MEETINGS.

Iae monthly meeting %: Lee Chap.
~, United DaLEhters ~ tre Con:eG-
crazy, wNl % ,A-!d on TucsGay morning
Il, Il o'c!oek in LEO CamL Hal! Al!
rncrnhers are requested 20 r. present
as delegates viii be named a. This
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
The Rivalry Of the Large Sailor Hats
and the Closet lifting Styles

All faces need not have the same style Of Mil
linery in the new Hats for fall. In fact the very
essence of the seasons demand is variety. There
are the large sailor shapes. in various becoming
effects for those who look better in them than in
the Petite close-ftting Toque Turban and Tri-
cGrne.
A stunning Toque is Of black velvet something
of the bonnet Gle police shape which has the fea-
theirs attached to the back to bend slightly
forward
A "Canotier' shown is Of black velvet with
crepe de chine facing and fiat trimmings of cooue
Every new fashion is showing the new flower
and feather novelties, and the touches Of gold and
silver so much in favor. \ variety Of tailored and
dressY hats are now on display. S5.9s to $500.
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[ ailleur Dresses

Satin and SUgc--17ost Efeclile Styles d nc Day
AS FOR INSTANCE:
dress Of with long sleeves.
bottom skirt of black pique
$1,000.
OR THIS: ..t.
Misses Dress Of French with
collar skirt Dress trimmed in black braid
II 70 IS $3.50.
THEN COMES:
stylish Dress of navy black serge, collar
organdy all the way large
deon pleated bottom. $500.
FINALLY:
Smart Navy Serge Dress Moyenage lines. white
corded silk collar and cuffs girde OF
finished with sash to the side boxpeated skirt $500
For the interval between fall
about for the exact inspiration in the choice apparel
Taileur the solution
alone make them extraordinary,
Paris--wil shortly make them THE TALK RICHMOND.
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time for the State convention. which
takes place in Bristol on September %.

The Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. will hold
a meeting at Ice Camp Hall on We'd
nesday morning at IL o'clock for the
purpose Of electinE delegates to the
state convention at Sristol. Members
are asked Ia note that the convention
Is held Two weeks earlier than the
usual time. and full attendance as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
B G aaatIfuI
flair I iiss&is1g,
thsolutcly nnd Positively Hsrmicss
..VroNnrtonc" IrstnptlH Changes
III" .tnir 10 Any >hndc of Rrown
tor itinrL If rrcferrc,n.

Nothinc 50 rohs woman Of her
good looks and attracNNeness as gray
sil"'kcG Or iaIc! hair And there is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
Jersey
Pe.ttlcoats

The Jersey Petticoats
are marked at prices
which will deserve and
command attention. Close
fitted top with narrow
pleated flounce, finished
with thin steering; an
other style with close fit
ted top and deep messaline
flounce. All colors, really
extraordinary value, at
1856.
Petticoats of good quail
ity messaline, d on b e.
S tito h e d seams, with
flounce of narrow accor-
deon pleating, all new and
desired shades. at 1896.
A smart novelty; a close
fitted Jersey top, with
deep accordion pleated
flounce Of plaid, finished
with three rows Of sheer
ing: clings close to the feet
$3.50.
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Store Opens at S:I5 4. NJ.
Store Closes at 5 P. NJ.
Open Until s Saturdays
Ser &c and Satin

Never before
Paris fashion studiPremt
combinations
| the the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
Propitiious
Prices on
Lingerie
Blouses

Former $2.9S Blouses of
voiles, marquesettes and or
candies, with kimono and set
in sleeves, trimmed in Val,
baby Irish, shadow laces and
nets. Others hand embroid-
cred. A great variety of
styles; sizes So to 46. The
price Monday--a short days
supply,
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
So so Its 30 4 so east pt II 20 Anscostis-
ANDERSON, Edv ct ux jennie to Geo W
Alice Laura Andepo9, Joint tenants 80 :.
ll4ls Harrison ct se)
ANDERSON. Robt & uI Anna " to Geo v
Anderson 500
1fs Harrison 1t se)
So cs It's q 70 ss-BAKER. Dsn1 W and Z
Behrsad trs 70 Jno Baker i.co
So sN south pt II f-BRADLEY. Ernest e u,
Carrie NJ Jno T Bradley Ct ux Margaret
Mary Wright to Chas Fahy 80
50 So ,outh pt II 81 1858 6, g iosa Il y undi
yided int-DIKEMAN. Msude L to caas Fsh'
$40
9th bet E Gap q A st. ne. As Tenn ave ne = q,
So T7s org il. to s&s to D-eRAF. Bsrbsn D
to Jas Elerson Thos Il Pickford 80 tr 10
ybe. ID & ith. L q N sts ne, q
demon Lot & ut Chichester-GREEN. Chas e
ux Emma to Harold Mcdowell 30
geferson ct bet Monroe & Fillmore IS ~ ~
So 6s II II blk 5-Brookland-HEATH. Elizabeth
Faulkner ct vir Edw to Jas G Craig ct ux Mary
q Joint tenants SO
tKearney st bet 10Th q i2th SITS mel -
Sc ss pt org 1t 3-HERMANN, August G e ux
Annie sabina to Mary Matthews SO
So zN east pt II 18th St Terrsee-HUNr. osc.r
to Zophar Hunt SO tr Hamilton st bet 18th
Piney Branch I'd nwl N %
r So 60 DESIGNATED d marked 'phDAN. = pH.L,;Ls
SO
Newport Pi bet list a I'd sts nwI y
So s6 II 4-LINGER, Fredk ct W F2iiabeth
N d Garmsn ct ux Frances q TO VIM
Kraft so sub to right Of way tr 200
te0l st mel -
So sos Ii blk North Col Hts-LdNGER. Fted's
ct uI Elizabeth NJ to Noah Sherwood $40
covenants trusts 1000
(shepberd 81 S-t Kansas ave 4 18th ct nwl 60
So $50 II as-MORAN. Howard & Jno MeNabS
errs under will Of Harley Cooper To Simon Atlas
10 I, be, nth lsh st. now) 8
So sg It Il Jas Arnolds sub Unioutown Z San
derson Lot Pt Chichester-McDowELL. J
Harold to Chas Green ct u1 Emma Joint
tenants SO
uenerson q bet Monroe Fillmore SITS se, 81
So Isl It g blk q Petrorth-MIDDAuGH Il
SHANNON Inc to Marion Candy SO cove
nants
IN ave bet Shepherd Taylor SITS nv, q
So $50 1t Z-NEALoN. Jas ct uI Mars1ret VI to
Addis NJ Thomas $40 tr $500 & covenants to
dedicate for alley
sa IS 1t s-NEwBURGH. Frederic to Maurice H
Ferguson so
usIs 18th st nv, q
So SIS 1t g blk 2 Inseide- Robson. Vim to
Belle N Robson SO covenants u
nns Moaroe st nwl n
50 1914 II D-RUTH, Jno ct w Mamie A TO Wa
NJ Potter Jr $40 covenants
col 18th st 81 ~
So ma 1t FISHERMAN. Ella ct 'ir Jno to
Vim wes,lake SO
IN Of Maoomb st. W Of Conn ave nwl q
So a63 II IS blk 3 Col Hts-wILKTNsON. Geo
Larr-ncr ct Adele Enloe to Regina O
Watkins SO
uB Harvard st nwl =
sq sss3 1t 80 blk 2 Hishvie~- -wARDMAS. Harry
Thos Bones 70 Geo NJ & Blanche " Hu'ss
Soint tenants SO covenants & r 5000
tlss lst Ct mel y
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
WELSH AND RITCHIE
BATTLE FOR TITLE
lightweight Championship Bout to
Take Place in London
July 4.
pecisl to The Washington Herald.

pecisl to The Washington Herald.
New York, June s.-Articles for a
Forld's lightweight championship con-
est between Willie Ritchfe and Freddie
Welsh were signed tonight after two
ays of wrangling. Ritchie, with his
rother. Emil Thiery. and Mr. and Mrs
icks. of Chicago. will sail tomorrow on
he Aquantica for London, where Ritchie
ill start active work for the bout Welsh
now on his way over. having sailed last
aturday. On the same boat will be Bob
ernon. who signed the articles represent
hg the London promoters, and Harry
Pollok, manager of Welsh
A new set OF articles were drawn up
|oday by Denis F. O'Brien and signed by
Vernon, Pollok, and Richie, with George
Fonsidine and Billy Gibson acting as wit
hess The articles stipulated that the
american champion is to receive SIS 900
guarantee for boxing, with a privilege of
Faking 30 per cent OF the gross receipts
u they go over $4,000
In addition Ritchie will be paid SIC. 900
for his moving picture rights Each boxer
has posted s., 900 for weight and s., 500 for
appearance. The articles csn for the
|nen to weight in at 135 pounds at 2 o.
|n. the day of the contest. July l.
The men are to wear soft bandages
md five-ounce gloves. Eugene CORR, of
london. has been decided on as referee
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia Washington. ID. C.. June 9. 1914.
-vNotice is hereby given that on the Nth DAY OF
JUNE 1914 will expire all licenses granted By the
Assessor of the District OF Columbia TO the proprie
tors Of automobiles autovehcles. electro-vehices.
hacks cabs omnihuses and vehicles Of all kinds for
hire used for the transportation Of Passengers lsgh
seeing automobiles excepted. note brokers who do
not charge a greater rate of interest than six Per
cent Der annum private hanks and bankers (not in
corrorated) and the Washington Stock Exchange.
Said licenses must Re promptly renewed BY all per
sons desiring to continue business after the above
named date. wM. 2. RICHARDS. Assessor. d. C.
ielou. u.l2Bl5.ls
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BUREAU, 20; MARINES, 6.

Runs-Limerick tg, Asquith C3l, Mayhew. Miller
81. Burke 81. Goebel ~. Damper t2l. Mont
gouery ~. o'Mera, McDonoush, voiman. Thomp-
son. Glass. Bach Richards. Peny. Earned runs
Bureau. .: Marines. ) First base BY errurs-
Bureau 5; Marines. l. Left on bases-Bureau. Is;
Marines. . Frst base on hls-0h McDonough.
;; OF Goode. 2: Of Snyder. 2; Of Baylis. Innnss
pitched-By Goode. rs; by Snyder 2 23; by Bsyiis.
Snyder. Z; of Baylis. s; of Quachenbush. Struck
out-By Goode. 2; by Snyder. q By Quackenbush. =
Three base hit-Bach- Twobsse hits Limerick.
Goebel. Dampier Montgomery. Sacrifice hits-May-
hev. McDonough. Stolen bases-Limerick ~. As
quith. Miller 80, Burke 81. Dampier, Montgomery
~, OMEN, McDonouSh. Thompson, Baylis Quack-
cnbush. Double play-Richsrds to Thompson. Hit
by pitcher-By Snyder tGoebel, p. Wild pitches-
McDonough, Baylis ~. Goode. Umpirs-Mr. Shurt-
len Time Of szme-2 hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
WAGNER GETS THAT HIT.

|ecial To The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. June 9.-Although Con-
Imam pitched a good game today for
|ttsburgh the sixth inning was bad
e for him as the PhiIlies made all
cir runs in that inning and won, to ].
Inns Wagner made his three thousandth
], double in the ninth. Score:
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Runs-Lobert. Mssee Crsvath, Wagner. Two-base
s-Lowry. Mage. Llderus, Wagner. Sacrifice hit
,obe-t- Stolen bases-Lobert Mowrey. Left on
esp -Philadeiphis. 4; Pittsburgh. s Struck out
Mayer. 4: by Conselman. ). First base errors
Pittsburgh l. First base On called balls-Of
yer. 2: of Conselman, 2. Missed grounders and
.nbes-Magee. Mufed fy-CraTath. Wild throw
kgee Cmpires-Messrs. Orth and Byron. Time
game-l hour and % Minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
THE WASHINGTON HERALD 4 A1sss ssa'
AGRICULTURE, 4; posrofF1cE, s

The Farmers crowded the Mailmen out
Of first place In the Departmental League.
winning, to 8. in one Of the most in
teresting games of the year. Hartley
was extremely wild. but could not be
found for hits when needed, twelve of
Sproesser's batting. and the fielding of
McLarney and Hartley featured Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
SPLITS SERIES WITH REDS.
a 70 The w.shington Herald.

reca 10 The Washington Herald
| Boston. June e.-The Braves evened
- the series with the Reds today by
Foming on top in a hard-fought battle.
to 2 Despite the wintry chill, both
cams performed in a splendid fashion
4 the field as well as in the box. Daven-
ort and Hess each had their spits,
Forking in good shape Both teams
egistered five hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
CARR WITH FEDS.

Indianapolis. IND. June s.-The Indian
apois Federal League baseball manage
ment today signed Charley Carr to play
first base. Carr formerly was connected
with the Kansas City and indianapolis
American Association teams.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10

st. Louis. NO.. June s-The local Fed
erals were victorious over Pittsburgh
today. 6 to 8 The score seesawed
throughout and a seventh inning rally
won for st. Louis Groom allowed u
hits. but rallied in the pinches. Tobin
and Boucher singled and on w. Millers
triple both scored. Mcdonald and w.
Miller made home runs. Score:
RH.E
Pittsburgh / oooo is II Q
St. Louis o o 2 o22 rs Q
camniu and Berry; Groom and Hartley; Gross and
Goeckel.
RHE.
Bufalo.-.--.......... co o 900 OIL
Kansas Cty.-..---.- o o o r.
Bfttsries-Anderson and Blair; Cunop and Easter
I "; Brenan and Cusack- a.
Baltimore .......... e2ooI II Is /
indianapolis o 5000 o6 II o
Batteries-Suggs and Jacklitsch; Mullen and Rari-
en; Bush and Anderson
RI z.
rooklyn. .............. 900 o1ool- IL 1
hicago. Ol % rs 10 o
Batteries-Houck and Land; Prendergast, Fish and
Tflson; Mccormick and Mannassau-
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10

Runs-Carrol. CuIlnAn Hl, Hartley. Banhar,
Anderson. Nen. Left bsses-Agricllture. s; Post
Office L Ffrst base on balls-Oh S1ider. 8: on
Ryan. Hits made-on schrider. S; od Ryan. 2
Struck out-By schnder, .; by Hartley. ;; by Ryan.
l. Twobass hit-Curinan. Sacrifice hit-ward.
Sacrifice fies-Le Due. Vaughn. Stolen bsses-
Hartley. Barnhat, Vaughn. ken. Anderson a..
Martin, Nsf ~. Kraft. Hit bs pitcher-By Hart
ley. /; by Schrider. l. Wild pitches-Hartley, 2.
Passed ball-Ffaser, Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of
game-2 hours and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
IMMANUEI., 8; BRIGHTwo0D, 6.

Runs-Chrriton ~. @. Gir, r. sis. stsnles.
McIArrn Rawiinss ~. Dyer IN. Strait. II. ststs
Armstrong. sigourney. First bass % hsls-oH
Dyer. S; Of stan,sy. /. st-ueh out-By Dyer. II:
Stanley. 9. Tvo-has hits-strais Stewart, Nc
LAren- saafhcs hy-NcCarthy. Stolen bsses-
Charlton ~. Herr. J. ststz Strait. Dyer sisourney
Hit By pttchsr-By Dyer tG. Gist,. Pissed bsils-
Strait tT. stats a.. Umpir-Mr. W. r. Wood
ward Time Of g,me-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
HIGHLANDS, 2; HOLY NAME, 6.

Runs-Brosnan. Behle. Kraft. Downs. Mccarthy
Eoone. romlin. Roche. Mulroe @. T. Foplliard
Mesxan, r. Pollard. Struck out-By Tomlin Z
By Naples & Home run-Tomfin- Twobsss hits
Mulroe CO. Napaes. R. Pollard sacihy fies-
0r,dy. Stolen bsses-Behs 60. Downs, Mccarthy
co. Muiroe 90, Hors. 0Tnns. Msasan. Hit b.
ptnche-By Tomlin IT. Foiialdl. Passed bails--
Noone. Gayer. Umpire-Mr. Myers Tine Of game
i hour and q Minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10

|Runs-Evers Msranville. Hess, Moran, Herzor
'Fo-base hit-Evers Stolen bases-Groh, Maran-
! lie, Schmidt. HerDog. Niehof Gowdy. Base on
.Ils-of Hess S: of Davenport, T. Struck cut
i Hess. l. Sacrifice hit-Connolly. Umpires-
fssrs. KLEIN and Hart. Attendance-l 900.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Aactioseer.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

lRELIABLE BROKERS WANTED
Calgary tAlberta) Petroleum Company.
| Limited. Ten million dollar corporation.
Ten thousand acres leases in heart OF Gil
district. Well financed. Direstors sue
cessful oil men and capitalists; Drilling
rigs en- route. Opening price low. rapid
rise certain. For reservations, wire or
write giving references T. V. ORR,
United States Selling Agent, Calgary,
Alberta.
PIG EONS ray dollars where chickens ray cents;
small capital needed: small spsce required: al
Ways psnned up: ready markets; send for May is
Of Journal: fully explained there: price ten
cents Reliable SQuab Journal Versailles. Mo.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Central LeaEue-Emeralds vs.. Kenilworth.
Departmental League.-Interior vs. War.
Rosedale Lesgue-St. Paul Trojans.
z. Washington s. s. League-keller vs. United
Brethren.
r r. Y VI. c. A. Jeague-Shops -. Southern.
Northwest s. S. Leasue-st Paul whitneJ
Avenue
Treasury Leasue-ciril Service ~. Treasury.
Potomac LeAgue-o1on Hill vs. Fairlawn.
Marquette League Trinity vs.. TennaIlytown-
B-ookland Lezgue-Opea
The Washington herald., 1914-06-10
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

WALL PAPER. IoC, i5C. 25C, AND soc
paper. SC and Ice per piece: rooms pa.
pared s2 up. Estimates for painting and
raperhanging free. LIE PREUX. s0 p St
NV. Phone n. 24sl-