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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22
Submarine HA7r Located.

Plymouth, Jan. 21.-The British sub marine "A7," which disappeared on Friday last during manoeuvres in. Ply mouth sound, was located today on the bottom at depth of 2S fat,aoms 13s feetl.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22
Remembers Poor on Anniversary.

New York. Jan. 21-To celebrate her first wedding anniversary. Mrs. Fin ley J Shepard, who was Miss Helen Miller Gould, will provide dinners for 506 BeWery enteasts tomorrow night and 206 beds for the homeless.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22
CabIed Paragraphs

Rome, Jan. 21.-All the bishops of Italy have forbidden the dancing of the tango and are establishing severe pen ances for Catholics not complying with the order
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22
Condensed TeIegrams

Congress Ought to adjourn by June 1. in the opinion of Representative
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22
Eruption Changes Islands Face.

Eruption Changes Islands Face.
 Sydney, N. S. w, January 21-The whole face of Ambrim Island in the New Hebrides group, was altered by the volcanic upheaveals of last month. when, it is estimated 506 natives per ished.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

John M. Walden of Cincinnati. bishop in the Methodist Episcopal church. Is critically ill.,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Judge Sanders Ruled in Cleveland that an egg is not an egg when an embryo chicken is inside
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Moving Pictures will be used in the campaign for educating prospective women voters for the spring elections at Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Mrs Loretta Harris was fined s3 in New York because the feathers of her hat tickled Dr. Maxwell Branner.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Steps Toward the Ultimate union of Baptist and Free Baptist denomina- tions in Maine were taken yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

A Petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been filed against The Pensa- cola News. the oldest newspaper in Western Florida
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Edwin Ginn, publisher of school and college text books died at his home in Winchester, Mass, yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

There Were Eighty Seven Sailing, steam and unrigged vessels built in the United States during December, 1913.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

The Cleveland Telephone Company yesterday announced an increase in wages of ten percent to one thousand telephone operators.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

A Campaign Against the sale and use of cocaine and heroin has been instituted by Mrs. William K- Wander bilt.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

important Finds of Indian earth works of which there had been no previous record have been made in Northern Wisconsin.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Students at the University of Chica- go, who are working their way through school, last year earned a total of S109.654, or total of sS5 each.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Mrs" Belle Squire, of Chicago, ex- ponent of the mo vote no tax" doctrine will be sued by the county tax officials unless she pays a personal property tax of $28.20.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

The Resignation of Laurence Minot from the directorate fthe New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad com pany was announced yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Captain Jared Griffins, aged So, and believed to have been the last of the old New Haven sailing masters. is dead at his home in New Haven aft CT g. brief illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Eva Booth, Salvation Army com mander collapsed while addressing a large meeting at Jamestown. N. Y- She has been suffering from bronchitis.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Emmett Taxter. a Tarrytown. N. Y, fireman was getting shaved when the alarm sounded. The barber cut a deep gash in his neck, sending him to the hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

Government Regulation of all forms of insurance companies was proposed in a joint resolution for an amendment to the constitution. introduced yester- day by Seator Weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

A Bridgeport Joker advertised for good looking young colored man (be- cause of rournins) to brush the snow from his wifes grave. Steady work it the snow is steady.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

pr. William H. Ulsh of Selling Grover. Pa, a retired assistant sur geon of the United States navy. was killed yesterday in an automobile ac- cident.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
MnnrnNGEEs sNI.E-

N0ti,r Is hereby given that uy Nlr-
tue ur "a 0hattci murtgag' made aud
executed uy NJ l.. Powell and 80. A.
Pow el to the American Trust a. sa,
iup- BANS. dated tHs 9Th dly of May.
1914 aTd recorded jon b. UaTuuliI.H
count, clerks office .n thc 9tl JHy uf.
May. 1sll Iu Vol "H g.. IS at raso
500. upon which default has uera
made and suffered J1d,r The terms
thereof tho American Trust a. Save
ines EBub. the mor,sJ4ee therein
hos seized and taken possession ~
tho property covered by said moft
Fle, and h.re.u below described. and
tae same NIl Doc sold az ruo,I. su
tluu Oh. tue htrht-f bidder &c thr stll
r,ecutl occupied oy the Powell
Drue Co.. uu th, ,orGpr uf Fourth
street aud central J~sruue, Boo the CHS
oI A-IuuqIgr1ua uu the IAN day oi
November. 1884, "a, go lock 900 thc
FORENOON of said day, and that ihc
amount due to me worisusce on said
day Wul ht tho -tn of Four Thou
sand SIX Hundred unliars ga 900. oo1.
with iattrsst at E.sht Pea Cent as
per cent? per annum 'rom August
6. 1914. and Ton 40 per- cont adai-
tuual attorneys fees, turrshyT with
BE expenses oi said sllc that thc
! following is "a llst of thg property to
/ Dol, sold under slIl m%ur,sJsc
Tho Aut.re stock ot drugs. Weui
/ clues. confectionery r.udtts. aud all
oil.r goods. merchandise and st1.H
Of whatever name and nature and Ili
fixtures. furniture. tHuls. lmrlem"r q
'uud machinery of whatever NOM, and
nature owned or possessed hy Mont,
l. powell and Minnie 4. Powell, fore
merly traIlus 40 the Powell brus
iCompuuy .at the address above
uam,d. and used coz designed for ust
or saIe Dos them in and about thc con.
dugt of the business carried ON h}
them 1F drugsi-t- m and about thciI
prem sos uf the southwest corner of
Fourfh street and Central avenue lf
the c.ty ut Albuquerque or Boz an,
abuut thcir business ls ~nanuiactur
ers and dealers uf candies located a
$50 lu5 south I.ith street n said
cIty and also Hil other goods, mcr
c|hu1disD Dhsttols. machinery or Ok.
urcs purchased by che defendant
since thc Gth day 81 Mas and used o'
designed for use lu and aheut thoil
business as aforesaid and which en-.
furniture ami fixtures includes amouI
other things
Electric mixer
4 z-ealloa globe iars.
l-pInt globe iarE.
=. a. i-ggau globe Jars.
Ss = gallon globe Jars
q. I r1ll Cop desk
iron safe
fg-fa1t soda fountain back, na
with mirror and iCc box base.
, Id-fpoi sodt fountain counter.
interior lG-f0ut work board, Ger
man silver and ~ syrup pumps Ntt
s fruit cellars, 0 ouyN draft stand.
dgau arms. with art elass shade
National cash register.
. g5 feet patent medicine shelving
l containing 3 glass sections with Gus
board base and drawers
3 simpson So 40 scale.
: simpson no 40 scale,
general chcwi1g sum case,
~ 3 b-foot upholstered seitees vii
B. marble base
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31

Der. that the object of said election
IS the selection hy the people of %
r~cprcseutative Of the state of New
Mexico Ina the conrress ot he United
STAKES. ono member of the state cor
poratiou commission, three members
Of thc state house Of representa-
tVcs Go bee elected from shld r"uulN
for tho second state legislature, ana
Co vote Tor or against the Adoption
If three amendments TO the state
constitution which have been hy inc
legislature Submitted Co the people
each amendment TO Dee voted upon
separately. those amendments hcIns'
! ro-Tectitc ely, Go amend 'tiou 2 "l
| Aftirlc 10 OF che constitution, q"
amend Article s OF the constitution
land 90 amend SECTION tor AItiele 90
of the constitution. and havins ucrn'
hy the secretary OF state, caused q"
| be published ln full DOB newspapers
Throughout the state as required bS
Inc constitution.
Notice Is further given that the
names at tho candidates for each of
erid offices. and their pustutiCc ode
dresses are as follows
For representative m eongress'
Henigno @. fernando TERRA AM
%ariia, ~. n.
Harvey b. Ferguson. Albuquerque.
" NJ
Francis g. Wilson. santa Zee. ~ NJ.
william q. MetcaIf, Albuquerque
Us VI
For member OF D. state c%orpofa-
ton commission
d a. NH#.HHHL-L. NA-...Hr M
Ndolfo y. HIlL Santa Re. s. ~
John NJ. Mcrocr. Demine y N
DeRoy Welch. Nortou. ~ NJ
For members of the state lcsisla-
iurc
Edward A.. Mann. Albuquerque
|lN. ".
Nestor Montoya. old Albuquerque
is. N.
Modesto O.. ortiz, cd Alsuquer.
que. ~ NJ
George G schc,r, Albuquerque
Is. n.
william Ficke. Albuquerque. ~ NJ
Rafael Glrria. Albuquerque, ~ N
j. w. Blackburn. Albuquerque
~. n.
u. .. Matthews. Albuquerque. a. "
81 s. sundon. Albuquerque, a. ~
And motto. Be- further given tina
j said general election shall be- hcld %
the various precincts and clecctio'
ldin~icts OF said Bernalllo county "a
the |followins named places. to-"it
Precinct SO. .. san Juse-At Ga
house OF j. Felipe Armijo.
Precinct So. q. Del iuo-At th
house Of Julian Armlio.
Precinct SO. Q. Allmodn-At IA
D house oi Meiquiados MARTINEZ.
PrccIact So 4. Ranches ds A7hu
puorque Al the house of N.cauo
MARTINEZ
Precinct No. o. tariols-At th
) house of jose " Hnrcla
q Precinct No. e., Los padillas-A
tho house OF Roman MorBga.
Precinct No. q san Antonio
tho house of Durlo Gutierrez
Prccirst No. =. Los Guegos-A
ithe house GO GrcForio Garcia.
Precinct No. .. Ranches o. Atrisc
--At thc house uf salvador ARMS
Precinct 80. 10. EscoboFt-At ti
Ihouse Of Frank Mora.
Precinct 40. a. Paiarito-At n
: house OF Manuel Antonio Pena.
Precinct 40 ~. Election nlstrlI
80 AT police station.
Precinct No. ~, Election plsiri'
30 2.-At office Of a W Hayden
Precinct so %, ola Albuquerque.
Az the public school house.
Precinct No ii sam igracio-i
the house of Nicolas Herrera
Precinct No. o.. Santa Iarbarn-
At tbs house Of Torihio Archuieta
Preclntt No. ~. Ia Tilera-At q
= house of Jose pomingucz
= Precinct No. 23. San Ant0uito-l
the hoase ~ Manuel Gonzales y L.
per
Precinct No. 2G. Election pis,rl
40 a. the office ~ Charles cha
wick.
Precinct NJ. 20. Election DlstrI
so AT the ofaco 81 o. "a Duuba
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31

Precinct NO. 2S, Atris.o-M the
house O. j. T.. Herrera.
Precinct No 49,. Chitll-At The
house OF AuJstayio Gutierrez.
Precinct $50. 49, Los purancs-
the public school house.
And 30 ie further ordered that Che
polls OF said general election nv open
on s1id grd day 81 November 1914
from % o.ciogk in The forenoon tu
O'Clock Iu the afternoon 90 said %
ALFRED GEUNSFELD.
Chairman Board 20 County Commits.
sluuvrs.
Affect
q. o. WALKEG. Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
TLEcrInN rnooLNMNrIoN.

rrs Of Boruolulo county, SEES Mexico.
Joe pursuance 90 the requirements oi
section =. of chapter tos. of th" laws
az 1909. hereby gives public notice
that un election uIl be- held leo SAID
count. ou the Tuesday nest after the
nr,t Monday DOB Noyomhar nineteen
hundred auI fourteen. The satue
being the thirI day OF said Novem-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
TYPEWRTTERS.
Vnlcaninng


Nulcaulzlng ana Tire Repairing An
work guaranteed Aihuquerqus
Rubber Co. 52t WoE Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
FOR RE yI-hooms.

~~~~
FOR NENT-Iarge room with
sleeping porch 49, W Marquette
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
SANTA FE TIME TARLn
=

Effective December ?. iSi1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31

let the Herala want 40 % your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
Dunbar Bargains

. IOR RENT.
. l-room huusc modern, North y
. enih ST.. $50 Hu.
. 6-room hon corner Coal y
avenue and sef,uth street. y
Groom house HIghlands $40. .
. 4-room house East Hazeidlue y
. avenue mod,rh $1,000. =
. TOtt SAIIs. y
. Ranch. ICu ceres improved, y
. ana Tor sale al "a bnreliu, =
. mIies out =
. House and Tot. West Central y
= avenue. lot ls-N26O feet. $4,000 y
. 6-ruom house Bad BOT. High =
. lands. $4,000. y
= Two br.ak houses Ia an ward y
. cheap. modern. =
. {. houses o1 . lots In "a ane la- =
= cation. modern, Tor $500, near =
. Sisters -.houI
= Brick house on south Broad .
. way. near Boz. modern.
s-room hou.. on South Broad =
. Way. $500, car Conservation =
= al church. =
= Ranches far sale also business =
property. .
y TIRE INSURANCE. =
MONIi TO LOAN. =
. DUNBNtE~ REAL ESTATE =
. OFFICE. I
. saf Gold ave. Corner Third S. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
NoTIp on sur.

In the District court Tor thr county
of H|sraalliu. state 90 Nsw MeNi.o.
Beatrice Cauds DO CarahHlaI vs.
Francisco C~HrH.njal
To the Defendant
You are hereby notiaea that eHil
has been nIcd n the above entitled
court by the above named plaintiff.
AGAINST You. proving for an absolute
divorce ou the grounds of uo1-snp-
port and abandonment, And yHu are
further notified that unless sou 20
and appear befDr. said court OF cause
your a-ppearau., tu De entered ON
or befor, she l-th day of December
.i8if "a decree ul -pro-coufssFu will
De catered against you and the relief
prayed Tor wliI be granted piaiutln
attorney Is " e. ueacock Alnuquer-
que, y. 81.
uv A D. WALKER.
IN. h. NJ MADISON, CLERK.
DEPUTY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
FOR RENT Rouses.


FOR RENT -FlNe-roum, modern
house, close iu. Phone 1909.
FOR HENT-i ruam br..k modern,
sha0ts, gas ugc lluolcum 800
kitchen Inquire fl5 Granite ave-
nue.. Phone 1905 j
FOR RENT- a. gf0 south UiEh "a
4-roum modern hrick house in-
quIre BlH North First 49,
The ai4st uolc. Indeed.
Tho story IH told uf au ancient
scotch aollcr whose companion 600.
aud was ahaut Co hv buried Tine
s..Ichmau r|frurpled ouf fo the r'W'
terF 'o De- present at tho iuirrWcut
aud arriving there. dld uot SNOW
where Jhc srlNe he summon
"a hut aHh 10 whistle
whilst Dad DE- sid us % uca
course Whaars thc hole -Nati01
al Monthly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-31
Albuquerque boundary and
Machine Works.

Itnlinccrs Founders Machinisis
CASTINGS In Iron brass Bronze,
Aluminium. structural steel for
Bridges and 1luiidlnEs
Works and Oalcx-AlbuqucTqu =. NJ
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29

Either Ray Heating or Ray Caldwell
will work on the mound for the Chance
men today, if the field is in fit condition.
Heating is the most likely choice, and as
he has always been a hard pitcher for
the Nationals to beat a pitchers battle
will more than likely be seen.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29

Although reservations have been made
at the Driscoll Hotel for two umpires,
neither Chill and Sheriden, or Hildebrand
and O'Loughlin arrived in Washington
up to a m. this morning. One pair
will oficiate in the series with the
Yankees which starts today, with the
chances favoring us getting O'Loughlin
and HIldebrand.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
HAMILTON.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: three-year-olds: six
furiongs. Martian. loi; Just Y. lG; npPecAnOe.
lG; Mordecai, lo7 Southern Maid. lO5; GOrdOnl lG
Ray o Light. lG; GALAXY, 10.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; three-year-olds and
upward foaled in Canada; mile and a sixteenth.
Sea Lord 100 Epona Ioo Sykesie IO9; AstaTte. lOs
T. P. Connect 100; Duke Of Chester. TO- Bacchante.
l02; Oakland Lad lO4: Exmer. lO4 Oakland Lad
and Eamer Cole entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: foury year-Olds and up
ward; selling; five and half fuTlougS- Cecil. 81
Euterpe. 20; Sack Cloth, lO; Parlor Boy, lO4 Stout
Heart. l6; AstroloSsr. Ill; Wanda Pit5er. IS;
-TankArd. 100; Gen Ben Ledy. 100; Ysnbu. los;
U See II. 10; .Cowl ll3 Also eligible: AHan. los.
FOURTH RACE-M0unt Hope Steeplechase
purse 500; four-yeAr-odS and upward; selling about
two miles. Exton. is; POrcupine III Luckola. li5;
Wonder~orker. lS; Malaga, lE.
FIFTH RACE-Grnsby Handicap: purse. 500;
three-yearolds and upward; mile and 4 sixteenth.
F1onl Park. IS; Lochiel, los; Hearts Of Oak. ns:
IRISH Gentleman, 81; Dorothy Dean, Ill declared at
s. eaehl; Bsrnegat. loe: Plate Gas, 10; Pardner.
los.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $50: three-year-oIds and
UPWARD; selling; one mile turf. 'CentAur. 90;
Bundle Of Rass. sun Queen lO6: Shsd Bufford.
los; Sir Fretful. H. Joe Nelson. lis; Zodiac. s.;
King McDoSer, S; 'Gassowary, lG; Liberty Hall.
LIZ: Clih Edge. lis; Tinto, lis.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500; three-yearolds and
upward; selling; mile on turf. Yankee Tree. S;
'RaTenal. Ioi: Clinton. 100; 'CurieuI lG: Nc
Creary l0a Benedictine. R7: Bulgarian los; Hen
otic los; Luther. lcs; BernAdette LIZ; sprngmass.
lis; Efendi. Is.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO HOLD BIG OUTING
Opening of Athletic Field at Wireless
Station in Virginia Featured
with Ball Game.

With the work on the grounds of the
Knights OF Columbus Country Club all
but completed and invitation has been
issued to all members OF the different
local councils TO attend an outing next
Sunday which will be featured by a
ball game.
Mike Mulchaey's knights of Clumbus
team will oppose a picked team which will
be managed by Jimmy Collifower and
as this will be the inaugural athletic
event on the new field many of the men,
bers are expected TO be present. This
new grounds are situated a little south
east OF the Wireless Station at Fort
Myer. Va.
The $1,000 club house has been started
and the real opening of the house and
grounds has been planned in about forty
days. This outing next Sunday is more
to get the members acquainted with the
surroundings than any thing else and
with George Mcbride and Joe Boehling
slated to do the umpiring a good time
is in store for everyone.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
L.ATONIA.

'Apprsntio. allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29

Chick Gandn will probably be notified
this morning that he is suspended by
Ban johnson for his alleged throwing
of a ball at Chill in Quakertown Satur-
day. With Gandil ct Wally Smith will
get a chance to break into the line up.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29

Mel Gallia, former National is leading
the pitchers in the American Association.
GaIlia has won eight games and lost one
for the Kansas City Club.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
UMPIRE ANDERSON
ATTACKED BY FANS
indianapolis Crowd Mobs Indicator
Handler-Hoofeds and Packers
Divide Bill.

Indianapolis, Ind. June S.-The Hoo
feds and Packers divided a double-header
today. Packard nosed out Falkenherg in
the first, the visitors winning, to o.
The second was a slugfest, Kansas City
using, three pitchers and losing, to Z.
Kaiserling was nicked for twenty hits.
but the Packers could not get them at
the proper times. Umpire Anderson was
attacked by a crowd of fans at the end
of the game and a near-riot resulted.
Anderson was saved from a beating by
members of the Kansas City team.
Scores:
Kansas city.......... % 2eo o. ?
indianapolis. ......... 90 o 90 )
Battsries-Packard and EaSterly; FslkeuberE. Bill
Anderson.
Kansas City,. oo2ooo1.2 - Is S
indianapolis. .......... o ; o ! Is 10 2
Batteries-Cullop. Paris Stone and Easterly
KGiserling and Rariden. Umpires-Messrs VAnsickle
and Anderson.
St Louis, Mo-. June 2.-The Chifeds
scored their fourth consecutive victory
over Browns taiI-enders. to 3, today.
Chicago started with a four-run lead, re-
sulting from four hits and two errors.
Hard hitting in the next two innings
pushed this total up to six. Score:
Chiczro............... 41loooolo Il Q
St. LOuis............. 90 0 90 ) o-3 II 2
Batteries-Fisk. LAnge and Wilson; Brown and
Chapman. Unpires-Messrs. Cusak and Brennan.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
BinEhAmtoU. 2; Troy. g.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
GRIFF

Who put D. C. upon the map!
Griff.
Who climbed up to the second
Gap?
Griff.
Who never cared for dig or rap.
Who never minded kick or slap.
Who always showed his vim and
snap?
c. GriH.
who put the climb in Climbers?
Hunch?
Griff
Who boosted them from cellar
bunch?
Grir.
Who filled his players full Of
punch"
Who fed them dash" for meals
and lunch.
Who gave them nerve" their
foes to crunch?
C. Griff.
Who threw the scare into C.
Mack?
Grif.
who trampled down the entire
pack?
Grin.
WHO put the Red Sox on the rack,
who showed the Maps and Yam
KEGS back,
who dogEed the Tigers every
track?
c. Griff.
Who is the foxiest ever seen?
c. Grih.
Who has the squarest ever been?
c. Grin.
Who made the crowds wax fat
when lean,
Who made the magnates envious
green?
Who wins the pennant in -four
teen
CLARK GRIFF.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
Tigers Defeat Maps;
Browns Beaten Twice
Banding's Widness in First Inning Loses for CIeve
land by Count of 6 to flames Bad
Pitch Is Costly.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Chicago. June a.-The White Sox won
two ten-inning games from St. Louis,
to and to today. In the first game
a single and three errors gave the locals
one run in the fourth. st. Louis tied il
in the fifth on LeAry's triple and Ware
squeeze. James lost the game in the
tenth, Demmitt scoring on wild pitch.
Two hits and a base on balls gave st.
Louis the lead in the third inning Of the
second game. In the seventh, a base
on balls and a double gave them another
run. The SoX tied it in the ninth on a
hit batter and three singles. In the
tenth Baumgardner pitching. Weaver S
double, Blackburn's single, a base IN
balls and Collins single won for the
SoX. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29

FIRST RACE-sellinE; two-year-oIds; maiden
colts and geldingS; five and half furlonss water
proof q; Obolus 100; Stonewood. 100: McAdoo 100;
Dundary los; Sprndel. los; Rescue los; Star Nc
Gee. le; Syrian. loS; BelIboy lo5; St. Charlotte.
los. MoscoEa, 10
-SECND RACE-SellnE; illies and mares; three
year-olds and upward; Sx furlongs. "Theodorita q;
'Rula Welsh. g .Camellia. 100: Lena NaAl, w2
Tayohra Io2: May l.. loe; Royal Dainty. lo2; Lura.
l05; Coy los; Star Of Danube, los; Louise Paul lo
Duchess Daify. l1.
THIRD RACE-seiling; two-year-olds; Ave and a
half furlonzs. Sweet Lottie g; Rhodes. S;
'AIkanet. los: Almeda Lawrence. los; MAlabar,
o5: YGllaha. los; F. A. wsigle. los; Linda Payne,
IL
FOURTH RACE-SeIlins; thre~ysGr-olds and up
ward; mile and q sixteenth. Carpathia. 0e; T. NJ
Green. los; George Stoll. lH; Mockler. lo4: Jenny
tieddes. los; GImbCio. los; Worhs Wonder. 10;
Royal Tea. Ill.
FIFTH RACE-seIing; threeyearolds; mile
and seventy yards. 'Clarbel. IS: Beaumont Belle.
loo: 'Osable, loo 'Chameuse. l0a; Horierse. lOi
SURPRISING. lc5: Bank Bin lo5; Bolly Hin. los;
Little Bean. IL
SIXTH RkCE-Selhns; four-year-olds and up
ward: mile and 4 sixteenth 'Annie Ssllen. ":
StaSano. .: 'Kinsling. %; Prospect. 100; l. H.
Adair. 100; Gold Color lo4 Hanly. loi; FeiloEman.
l0 Galley Slave. los
sAuureutice Allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-06-29
ToDAY'S RACING ENTRIES

THIRD RACE-Thres-yesr-olds and upward; sen,
ing; mile and i've sixteentbs. Patton, h9; ANY
Fort, 10; CynoSure. lG; Daingrrhed. M; Stan
and Stripes. g; TAy Pay. l@
FOURTH RACE-For two-year-olds: the Clover
FIVE furlonES Dismiss. los; PisIy, los; Sea Shell,
oe; Lady Barhary. l06; Catalina, l0e; Capn l6;
Coquete lo5; Reflection, lo2-
FIFTH RACE-Threey year-olds; one mile Roll
ing Stone. lo2; Leo Skelly llO; ArAmAhAh. los
Star Gaze. loS: VRnderErift, los; Holiday. IS
SreaThead 100
SIXTH RACE-Twoyear-oldS: conditions; nv
furlOnSs. Type. IL; Lampoon. lc7; Hahz. lo7; Dis
miss. 100; Charter Maid, lo4: RAzzano IL: Ninety
SIMPLEX lG; Sarsent. los: Eddie DsIins IL
GeoTve Roeseh, lG; rinkle Bell. IL; Antrim. loI.