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REPUBLIC AN PRECINCT
CLUBS TAKE NOTICE

In accordance with the rules of the
Republican party Of the territory Of
Hawaii, each precinct club in the City
and County of Honolulu is notified
that it must call meeting for Thurs
day. September 3, 1914, at the hour
of 1880 p. m, to make nominations
for members of tie county committee
to be voted for at primary to be
held on Saturday, September II, 1914,
between the hours of s a. M and 5
p. m.
r. NJ. DUNCAN,
Acting Chairman, Republican County
Committee, City and County Of
Honolulu.
Aug. 15-Sept. 2, IL.
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FRENCH MINISTRY
resigns AND new
ONE IS FORMED

PARIS, Aug. 26, midnight.-The
French Ministry, headed by Premier
Rene Viviani, resigned tonight. An
other cabinet was Immediately formed.
Premier Viviani visited Elysee Pal
ace at 1915 o'clock this evening and
notified President Poincare that the
members of the cabinet decided to re-
sign collectively. He said that he and
his colleagues had come to the conclu-
sion that in the circumstances through
which the country was passing the
ministry should have a wider scope
and comprise all the best men in all
the Republican groups.
President Poincare charged NJ. Viyi-
ami with the task of organizing a new
cabinet, which the premier accepted.
He returned to Elysee about an hour
later and made known to the president
tn composition of the new Ministry,
which is as follows:
President of the Council without
portfolio, Rene Viviani.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Theo-
phile Delcasse.
Minister of War, Alexandra Miller
and.
Minister of Justice, Aristide BRAND.
Minister of the Interior, Louis J..
Malvy.
Minister of Marine, Victor Argag.
neur.
Minister of Finance, Alexandra
Ribot.
Minister of Public Instruction, Al
bert Sarrut.
Minister of Public Works, Marcel
Sembat
Minister of Commerce = CASTOR
Thomson.
Minister of Colonies-G CASTOR Dou-
mergue
Minister of Agriculture = Fernandi
David.
Minister of Labor-Bienvu Martin.
Minister without portfolio = Jules
Guesde
Under Secretary of Fine Arts-Al-
bert Dalimir.
Among the members of the new Cab
met are several ex-premiers and many
members of former cabinets. Marcel
Sembat is a United Socialist deputy,
and M. Guesde Socialist deputy. M.
DeIcasse was formerly Ambassador to
Russia. M. Millerand is former Min.
lster Of War.
Premier Viviani remained at Elysee
Palace to present the members OF the
Cabinet to the President 6
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WOMAN W0ULD BE
JUSTICE OF PEACE
IBy --latest MaIll

SEATTLE.-Miss Reah M. White
head, former deputy prosecuting attor-
ney of King county, has filed az candi-
date for the Office Of justice OF the
peace. the sun reports Miss White
head is q graduate of the University of
Washington law school and is presi-
dent of the Seattle Business Girls
Club, and a member OF the Women's
College Club and the Women's Pioneer
Auxiliary.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters of the City and Coun.
ty of Honolulu:
I hereby announce that am a can
didate for Auditor for the City and
County of Honolulu. on the Republic
can ticket, and beg to solicit the kind
support of the voters thereof.
Respectfully,
EDWARD WOODWARD
Honolulu, July 81, 1914.
5917-July %, 81, Aug. Z, IA, Il, %;
Sept 4. IL. :
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The lad MAN. !"
REPORT SAYS JAPAN
HAS CRUISER FLEET
PATR0LING THE PACIFIC

Especial cable to the Nippu Jiji.)
TOXIC, Japan Sept. 1o.-It became
known here today that, at special
session Of the Japanese diet held re-
Gently Minister Of the Navy r. Yatsu-
shire made the announcement that
the Japanese government has despatch
ed one full fleet of armored cruisers
to the Pacific coast, the vessels to be
distributed between San Francisco and
Vancouver, 9, c., to protect British
and Japanese shipping in the Pacific.
One cruiser has been assigned to the
waters in the vicinity of the Hawaiian
islands for the same purpose. Anoth-
err~fnih- fEeet, sHeM9. 10 patrolIiag the
China sea between Japanese ports and
Hongkong. 40
Japan now has 80 transports In SER
vice between Japan and China for
the purpose Of carrying troops.
While being interviewed by a re.
porter Of the Nippu Jill this morning
a Japanese passenger aboard the Pa
cffic Mail liner Manchuria, which ar.
rived in Honolulu fro-. the Orient, said
that when the liner was 10 days from
Honolulu the vessel was in comnuni.
cation with Japanese cruiser. The
passenger, says the reporter, refused
to divulge the name OF the cruiser.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered Of Record September o, 1914,
From 1870 q. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Addie H
De Freest Rel
Addie H De Freest & hsb to Bank
of Hawaii Ltd ............... M
Hawaiian Development Co Ltd to
Camuel Johnson .s.........,.... D
Annie X Cenradt to Puehuehu
Agrctl Co Ltd .............. d
James l. Coke TT TO Peter M Neil
sen II
Charles F Herrick to Bank of
Honolulu Ltd I...............A l.
Alice G Herrick by Mtgee ct al
to Della w Wayscn d
Grace Hendricks to o T Board
man ........... ............. Rel
Philip F Frear by Atty & VT to
Catherine NJ Clark ...s...... D
Catherine NJ Clark to Susan NJ
Entered Of Record September 10, 1914,
From $3.50 a. m. to 1913 a. m. -
Winnifred X Saffery & hsb to A
N HaysefdeH .t..................~ ID
Annie Cooper & hsb to Manoel
Carreiro ..... ...... ID
Sophia Abreu & hsb to G ID Luf-
s VI
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Salt water cleanses straw mating
without turning II yellow If properly
dried, while soapy water frequently
discolors 1t.
An English company has been form
ed to link 40 cities and towns with
motor bus lines in competition with
rajlnava sxsss.ys
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vuLeANlzINc.

Auto. Mot0rcycle and Bicycle Tires
yulcanized, Taisho vnlcanizing Co.,
$50 Merchant, near Alakea Street.
Telephone 3f97. S. Saiki, manager.
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N0SoUII0Es7 PHONE 1886

re Board % Health Fsquests
eli householders In Honolulu and
vicinity who are troubled with
mosquitoes to telephone 1895
Ask for the Mosquito Man, and
tell him your troubles. The mat
ter viii be Immediately attend
ed to.
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suReEoN clfIRoPoolsr.

DR.. r. e. Merriif. Mcinerny's Shoe
Store, Fort above King. Private
room Tor ladies'. Charges reason.
able. - 59fs-tf
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UMsRELLA MAKER.

r. Mixuta. Umbrellas made and re-
{ paired. 1884 Fort. nr. Kukuis phone
szl5. 5553-tf
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]. B. ENOS
(ENoKA)
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE ron
SUPERVISOR.

Believes in efficient government OF
the city through the Board Of Super
yisors of which he hopes to become a
member. His record as citizen Is
clean one, his reputation as business
man without tarnish. He has the cour-
age of his convictions and asks your
support and your vote.
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2AR.RULLRTIN GIVES YOU
TODAY,S MEMS TODAY
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STAR-BULLETIS GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
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GOO ooO0 Q oooo
&ifi4B8
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Leading hat cleaners. Prices mod
crate. We sell the latest styles in
Panama and Fel.s. Work called for
and delivered Blaisdell Building.
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MY sLoGAN-"THE SQUARE FOR EVERY DISTRICT AND
ALL THE PEOPLE. WITH EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY IN
CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT"

When you enter the polling booth
on Primary Election Day, look in the
Republican column and mark your
ballot so:
For Supervisors:
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LOGAN, DANIEL GokANAl

With the names of six others of your
choice. i ask the votes of ALL on
my record as a Supervisor in 1909
1910, which, IL elected, shall strive
to excel in 1915-1916.
Yours fafthfully,N
DANIEL HOGAN.
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Y. Nakanishi. "a Beretania. mr.. Nuua-
M, for good cooks. yard boys
Phone 4511: residence phone 4511.
5246-tf
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.%HAaF$a6
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office, Tel. 1920.
All kinds OF help. @. Hiraoka, Pro-
prietor, 1910 Emma, cor. Beretania.
5909-Sm
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cLEE CLUB.

Kaai Glee Club, 81 Young Bldg. Tel.
1857. furnishes music any occasion.
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sEwELER.
LIVERY srAsLe.

Eirst-class livery turnouts at reason.
able rates. Territory Livery Stable,
S4S King. mr.. Punchhowl. Tel. 1885.
551S-tf
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
FIGHTERS FINISH
HARD WORK TODAY
Young Thomas and Kid Marshall Will
Complete Training-Soldier Is
SEqhtly Over Weieht,

Young Thomas and Kid Marshall win
put the finishing touches on their training
today for their fights before the Mary
land Athletic Club at Ardmore Monday
night. Thomas is down to the weight lin
il and will do but very light work today
as he desires to enter the ring as near
the 124-pound limit as possible.
Kid Marshall will put in most OF to-
days work on the road as he Is slightly
over weight and has yet a pound or two
TO take OF. II confidence counts for
any thing the fight is over now, as young
Thomas is sure OF landing the verdict
over the pride Of the engineers" over
the twenty-round route. Kid Marshall
is putting his heart and soul into his
work and intends to quit the roped arena
II he does not win the decision.
Young McCue is taking no chance with
the ability Of Kid Greek as reports from
the Monumental City claim he Is at hard
training and leaving no stones unturned
to be in the best OF the shape for the
bout. This Is the other star bout which
was added to the attraction by Manager
Philips a few days ago. A four-round
bout between two local boys will I'LL
out the program in case a battle royal
cannot be arranged.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-Purs 500 selling; threeyesr-oBds
one mile and q sixteenth. Yodeling, 10; Duke o.
Shelby, 10; Tom Hancock, los; Della Mack. l6i
Flask, ln6; 'Netmlker, lo5; sonny Boy. los Nor
decai To-; "woof 100.
SECOND RACE-Purss 500; threeyear-olds and
upward; Elkhdge StscplschAss; hGndcap; two miles.
syossst, ls5; Old Salt, ll5; Shannon Rive, HI
Astuts. lS; Mo. L1
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; selling; tuoyear-olds
one mile. Embroidery, Ill; Mabel Montgonery, Ill
Borgo, los: white Metal. 100; TEnsrlEns, lB;
'stsr Of Love. =; Lady Butterfly. S; surgeon, 81
'Devfltry. - - :
FOURTH RACEAn ages: Princs GeorEe Hlndi.
CAP; 3o0 added; mile. Ten Point, IL
stromboli. 10; Gamer ia; Robert Bradley los;
Tartar, los; F1itt7Enld, Io2; Montroso los: Water
Lady. s.; Double Eagle, -. tstruuboh and Fit
tergold Belmont entry; THrtIr and Montruso,
Montpelier Stable entryD
FIFTH RACE-Handiczp: all Ires: $40 addsd
hye and a half furiongS. Kilkenny Boy. los; IE.
dom, Im; Spring Board. los: Harry Shaw, loI;
Chuckles, lo4; YorkTiIle, lo5; Striker D.; Psrdnsr
g; Enrlld Gem. -
SIXTH RACE-Purss 500 selling; three-yes--
olds and upward; one mile and q quarter. Patton,
III; Mud sill, 100; Billie Baker. los; STGy Pay,
100 'Centaoi, %; 'Front Royal. -
'Apprentics allowance Claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
!usINEss MISS pucKPtN LEAGrE.
PHI MI SIGMA FRATERNITY LEAGUE
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sslinE; threeyear-oIdI and up-
ward; six furlonEs. Oakland, l0 (Murphy1 p.
$50 $50. won; MouistOWn. 10 CTycsl. so, s. 10
second: Coy. lN tGoossl $50. third. Tine las IS
zsli, F1orin. Jessie LOuse and Flying Yankee also
nn.
SECOND RACE-selIinE; tWoyesr-olds; maidsns:
six fIrlons. Anna Krutsr. lW tGrossl, S&o, $50.
NO won; lester, 10 TIylorl, $50. SD, second
Hattie Burton. lo2 lPooD, HD. third. Time.
l:rl-S. knight Of PythiAs. Miss Fannie London
Girl, Water Witch, Lady Powers, Gertrude B..
Mex. and Rhodes also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-oldI and upward: SIX
furongs. Kate K, llo Murphy, aSo. S1So. S2.so.
won; Galley Slave, no CMcCsbel u20 Aso sec
ond; Daisy PlGtt. Il0 collins, Ss0 third. Time,
rs San Jon. Salon, God Letter, Gallant Boy,
and Justice Goebel also an.
FOURTH RACE-The Gait HouSs 'Purse; three
yesroldS and upward; one mile. Hocnier, 100
Murphy), $50 So, out, won; Leo skolny loe
iGoose). E6o. out, second; Coy Lad, los CMcCabel.
out. third. Time, l:5 S. Grover HUGHES ako ran.
FIFTH RACE-sellinR: tWo-year-olds: one mile.
Raincoat, Io2 VanduSenl, $3.50, E3O. o, won
Chrsstie, los tTAylorl, Nl.so S, second Conmn-
rettH, % (Smythl, $50, third. Time / q - Jack
Hanover. Amazon, Golderest Girl Dundortss. spru-
eel. and Chsvron also un.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three-ysaT-olds and up
ward: one and une-Eixtesnth mileG Verona. IOe
tRieel, Slo-2o. sd. S.0. won; May Ann K, "
Murphyl, so. $50, second; Milton B., " (PooD.
$50. third. Time, l:I7 IS. SIespland, orsen, Gar
neap, and Gold Color slso ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Threeyar-olds and upward: one
mile and seventy Yards Bolly Hill, ~; J. Nolan.
s The Gardner. %; Igloo. lo6; Curiicue. lo6; Bob
R., los; Aeon, l0s.
SECOND RACE-seIling; tWoyear-oldS: five and
one-haH furloneA Nobleman IS; Tory Maid, 100;
Ben's Brother 100 Breezer. 100; Littlest Ring Io5
Mento PARK. lO5; Jeh Roberts, los.
THIRD RACE-Selling;' three-y year-olds and up
ward; FIVE furlonEs. Helen NJ, 81: Bermudien, le;
Prospect, io2; Bula Welsh. lo2; oReily. lo4; Bon
MES Buck. lo2; DR.. Kendall. l0; nIly's Night
mare lo2
FOURTH RACE-st Leger Handicap; ZOO
aded; two and oneauGrter miles. Mamie MeDee.
~ Disparity, s; Lady Ella. 100; Any Port, lol
Ringing l0l Sir CGtesby. lo2-
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp; all Ises; one mile.
Little FEbsr. 81; GrcsVenor, lo2; Prince Hsrmis.
l05: Short Gns 10.
SIXTH RACE-SellinE; three-year-olds and up
ward; nj furlongs Miss RruteT. loe; North Light.
l02; PriEer l02; OsAple, TO- Richard, lG; Oakland,
lG Sureget l09; Transport, llo
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling: threeyear-oIds and
upward; mile and seventy yards Gallant Boy
IS; Little Bean, %; TrS1smitter, -; Jimmie Gill,
lO5; Prospect, lo5; Love Day, 100.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
TENNIS EXPERTS TO
PLAY AT ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 16.-Lovers OF ten
mis- at the Naval Acadamy and in the
city will be afforded a rare opportunity
OF witnessing the finer points OF this
sport on the Acadamy courts tomorrow
afternoon and Sunday. when four mem
bers of the American Lawn Tennis As
sociation will perform in a series OF
matches with the Midshipmen racquet
wielders. They will also play several ex-
hibition sets among themselves.
The visitors will include F. B. Alexan-
der, Walter NJ. Hall, Dean Mathey and
George NJ. Church. Alexander has rep
resented the United States on half a
dozen Davis Cup teams. contending for
the championship OF the world. For
four consecutive years, Alexander and
Hackett won the United States doubles
championships.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
FORWARD PASSES ARE
FEATURE OF PRACTICE

Coach Ray Brown put the Vigilant
team through one hour of hard signal
drill yesterday on the wet field at An
drsws Park. The forward pass was used
during the entire practice and although
the ball was slippery, the ends, Sim
clair and McDonnoId, handled 1t in great
style.
The local outfit Is preparing for the
strong Norristown ]. A. c. which in
vades Washington next Sunday and al
though the locals look good on both the
defense and offense, they may be handed
beating at the hands of the crack
Pennsylvania eleven. The Norristown
team are the Eastern Champions Of the
State Of Pennsylvania and are coming
here with a good record and quite a
reputation from last season.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

BY GEORGE b. MORRIS.
First raee-DeIla Mack, Ko-
deIing, Tom Hancock.
Second raee-SyOsset, shannon
River, Mo.
Third raee-Embroidery' Dew
Htry, Mabel Montgomery.
Fourth Faee-Tartar, Gamer,
MOntressOr.
Fifth faee-KIIkenny Boy, Isa-
dSra, Spring Board.
Sixth raee-Paton, Tay Pay
Front Royal.
Two best bets-K1kenny Boy,
Tartar.
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defeated A. B. Shelton. up in Is holes; A. 8
Mattingly defeated George z. Truett, up and tc
play; c. Z Langley defeated d. r. Asbury, 2 NJ
in IS holes; W. @. Ballantyns defeated John W,
Childress, s up and to play; J. r. PrentiS de-
fested Z. L. Bartlett BY default
First rOund-H. c. Budgers defeated A s. Mat
tinEly, up and to play; G. 7. Cummings de
featsd ]. R. Prentis By default; W. o. BsIlHntynt
defeated Q. Z. Langley. up and to play; I'd
HGrbin defeated r. L. Hodges, up in % holes.
Ssmi-hnals todRy-Ed HArbin meets H. c. Bridgen
at 1910 a. m; W. @. BaIantyns meets G. 7. Cum
mings at loI5 q. m
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
Chance Loses His Automobile.

Omaha, Nebr, Oct. ls.-Frank ChEsoe, tormei
manager Of the New York Americans, Is stranded
in Omaha while he is searching Western Iowa fol
his automobile, which has gone astr1y. II b,
locates it, he viii continue his overland trip tE
California, which was interrupted b. the rains oi
the week. ChHncs Is motoring from coast to coaS,
but some days ago was forced By the rains to shiT
his car from Central Iowa to Omaha, to which
point he came by rail. Nov he is unsbls 10 hnt
his machine and the trip is interrupted while III,
Is sending.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
BalmacaanS and OvercOatS
at $19@:se and $22:@se

Light in
October
drsers o
o
in
blues These tailored by the craft
shoulder
popular
sand
OF
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TO
|BE PLAYED TODAY
IN First and Second
Rounds of Tourney Furnish
Close Competition.
DARLINGTON ELIMINATED
Indianapolis Golfer Only Visitor Out
Of Tourney-Walter J. Travis
Wins Two Matches.
DARLINGTON ELIMINATED

The match play yesterday in the first
md second rounds Of the Columbia Coun-
Try Club annual fall tournament brought
at some brilliant golf and the visit
ing players again set the pace for the
ocal field. Eighty matches were con-
tested and the play in the hye slxteens
brought the players up TO the semi
hnals, while the matches in the defeated
eights were also played into the semi
finals.
The only visiting golfer who was elm
mated was ]. H. Darlington, Of the In
dianapolis Golf Club, who was defeated
in the first round of the play in the
drst sixteens by George P. James, OF
be Columbia Country Club, fve up and
Ehree to play.
Walter ]. Travis. the Garden City ex-
pert, came through in great form, de-
feating John c. Davidson, of the Co
umbia Country Club, three up and one
10 play in the second round, and E.
1odge Hill, Of the Columbia Country
club, in the first round, five up and four
play.
Allen Lard. Of the Chevy Chase Club,
nd B. Warren Cochran, of the Baltimore
'ountry Club, played in splendid form.
hey were the runners up in the semi
mails with G. P. Jarvis. Jarvis is slated
; meet the Garden City golfter in the
lDNdgs "u4AG W NOCA-
Rn, Of Baltimore, will meet Lard in
be other semi-final match this morning.
The second sixteens were brought up
the semi-finals after the most brilliant
plf of the tournament In the second
pund in the first sixteens, J. T. Bishop
stinguished himself by defeating John
Brawner, one up in twenty holes. In
be longest match Of the day A. ]. Cum
ings defeated G. A. Rankin, one up
twenty-one holes. The results Of the
iatches and the pairings for today fol-
bw:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
Second round-WIlteT J. TaTs defeated John O.
Iested c. B. Doyle up in holes; J. 7. Bishop
Defeated John W BrGEner up in % holes; George
|P. James defeated J. H. Darlington. up and ) to
play; Allan Lard defeated H. II. Lurton, IT.. up
in 70 holes; G. H. Chasnsr defeated Walter R.
TuckeTnan, ! up in - holes; B. Warren Oorkr1n
defeated L. L. Harbin, 5 up and 70 play.
FITSt round-WslteT J. Travis defeated Z. LodEs
Hill up and to play; g. F. Jarvis defeated
J. T. Bish1p, up and TO play; B. Warren Cork-
ran defeated Z. B. Eynon IT,, up and TO play;
sSsn Lard defeated G. Il. ChAsmeT, up and l to
lISy
Semi-fnGls todsy-walteT J. TrGvs meets G. p
Jarvis at l0S0 a. m; Allan Lard meets B. Warren
Culmsn at IoS55 4 N.
Z = SECOND SIXTEEN.
Second rOund-P. L. Hodges defeated z G.
Parks. : HF and-2 to play;- I'd HHrbin defeated
Il. Il. Allen, up and to play; n. c. BridgeTs
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
TO PLAY NAVY PLEBES.

Coach Thomas Central High School
eleven will play the Navy Plebes today
at Annapolis. Central has been going at
a good clip this season and il would not
be surprising to have the Blue and
White eleven defeat the first class Mid
Shipmen.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
Nav Postpone ClabbY Fight.

Chicagp Oct l6-Unless Promoter James Co..
froth, Of San Francisco postpones the tEentyround
bout between George Chip and Jimmy Cabby.
scheduled 10 take place October %. for one week,
Barney LichtenStein, manager q ClAbby. Will call
OF the match he said. LchtenStein Said his
fighter would not have enough time TO Eet in GhAps
il the fight is held October %.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
THIRD SIXTEEN

Second round-D. Woodward defeated L. O. Brook,
by default; s. P. Thompson defeated z. d. william
son, up and Q to play; d. K. Jackson defeated
H. Z. Doyle, up IN ls holes; ". c. Gilbert DE-
feated W. J. McNaIly, ) up and to play; NJ. Z.
Danforth defeated O c. Van LeeT up in - holes
Z. S. CGtlett defeated A. 7. Deech, IT., up and
To play; s. Z. Smith defeated J. B. Plye 4 up and
5 70 play; R. b. Pritchett defeated J. n. Tomp
son. up and ? TO play.
First round-D. woodward defeated 8. P. Thoup-
son, 4 up and to play; d. K. jackson defeated
W. o. Gilbert. up and to play; U. S. CGtlett
defeated n. Z. Danforth. up and to play; r. h.
Pritchett defeated /. 8. Smith. up and TO play.
Semi-hnals today-D. woodward meets d. X.
Jackson. go a. m; o. s. OGtlett meetS R b.
Pritchstt, s55 4 m
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17

DEFEATED EIGHT IN THIRD sIxTEENs.
z D. Williamson won position by default; W. J.
McNally defeated h. Z. Doyle, ! up In 70 holes
E Z. Van Jeer defeated A. Y. Leech, r., W
and to play; J. n. Thompsoa defeated +. r.
Pyle, up in B holes.
semi-hnals today-E d. wlliamson mssts ". J.
McNAlly, 30 q. m; L Z. Van Leer nsets J. b.
Thompson, sz5 O. N.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17

DEFEATED EIGHT IN SECOND sIxTEENs.
y @. Parker defeated Il. A. Allen. Z UP and :
to play; @. Z. TT1stt defeated A. B. Shelton. !
up In 70 holes; John Childress defeated d. +.
position By default
seni-hnalS-E G. Parker meets Trustt. 10 q. n I;
John ChIdress meets Il. O. chhnbsrisin. nas
a m.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-17
PICAS MOVE UP ON
LEAGUE LEADERS
Capt. Demins's Crew Lands Three
Games from Asates in Washington
Herald Duckpin Circuit.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

The Pleas move up on the leaders in
the Washington Herald Duekpln League
by defeating the Agates yesterday In
three straight games. In the FIRST game
the Picas landed the verdict by hfty-
nine pins, rolling up q total OF 81, while
the Agatcs gathered 5l3 This IL the
highest game rolled in the league this
season.
The Asates proved easy picking in the
second game as they spilled but +s7 pins,
while the Pleas came through with bl6
In the final the Pleas again showed the
class Of the circuit by dropping 55s pins.
while the Agates toppled 4ss. The work OF
Sutton, Thayer, and Meals proved the
feature for the winners, while McMaster,
Cahoon, and Covert rolled best for the
losers. The scores are as follows: