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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
KING COUCHMAN WINS
ANOTHER RICH STAKE
Repeats Chamber Of Commerce
Victory in Comstock-In
Front All Way.
PAGES WITH NEW COLORs
Cox Sells Him to Fletcher Of
Indianapolis at Profit
Of $4,000.
PAGES WITH NEW COLORs

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug Skins
Couchman. wearing new colo-. won Nj,
second big stake Of the year By taking
the classic Comstock Stake in straigh,
heats this Afternoon and In very fast tim.
considering the heavy wind he encoun.
tered through the homestretch. After
his decisive victory in the Chamber Of
Commerce last week he was naturally a
favorite over tho big field, and he wen,
away IN front and remained there 10 tn.
end, reducing his record from 2.O5h 10
:o3h. He is surely tho stake PAGER Of
tho year and his fast heat to-day was far
from his limit. To-day he was raced a.
the property of stoughton Fletcher Of
Indianapolis, Walter Cox having sold him
at profit OF $4,000, and Is now q stable
companion of King Clansman In IN.
string OF Dick Mcmahon. The Goshen
n Y. stallion Thistle Patch paced an
improved raoo
The trotting handicap tried to-day for
the first time on tho European plan Of
starting from Q standing staSt and giv-
ing distance To the slower f1oreeA was q
decided success. II took four heats to
decide II and in every beat She ART four
horses were only heads apart st the a.
ish.
The 9;os trot brought out . msd,ors
field OF trotters thar raced all Afternoon
and attracted no attention
Etawah enlivened the afternoons DO
gramme by clipping a fraction of q ssc-
ond or his worlds four-year-old record
of 2:04. He was started rather sowly
and reached tho half in / 1903 only, but
from there on the colt trotted very fast
and was at tho wire In 2 :03k. Anvil
trotted an exhibition mtle in 2;o<. The
summaries:
2Os clsss, trottinS; purse r,oW;
oakdsle. Vt g., by Normaneor CNc-
Reusens. ch. g. (Geersl 49,
Tommy Horn b. e. COwen)........
Grand Marshal. blk e. CsDow)....
Newell b. s ANDREWS, a.,...:.s.a
The comstnko stake; ,;u class padns
king Couchman, b g.. by Atlantic Kins
Thistle Patch. blk e. tsnow,........"a 2
Ruby X, b. IN. (acDevitp: ,....-..-..
Dwight Logan, b. 8. tryrrelD .."-.-- :
Sellers D.. b. g. Garrison ........-......
Eel Direct. or. C (McEwen).....-.-.. -.
Baron Alcyone, b. &. Cahiln.."-....."6 2
The Assessor. CHI. s.. tuecrsl. ............lo 10
Gilbert NJ. h g 1winslow' ......-..."s
Irene Beau. ch. M. Murphy ............u :
Grand Opera, b q. James ............... II ~
Tom King b. g. KING .....,........,.. die
Time o3t7. :.o'is. s:As
Trottins handicap; open TO all; value. 81"
Grace 2,o6A., Oh. m. by Peter the
Sterling Hail. 2;i2, 10 s. by Walnut
Hall Murphy, scraich .:........:.
Robert Milroi, b. &. by Milroi tsnow)'
Bon zolock. b. 6, iiGarri.onj 100 Zee, r
nme-2:ll4. 2lg., 2ilia, cl2s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

Baseball, EBBETs FIELD, $3.50 Te-dsy
Brooklyn W. st. Louls.--zSp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

Good start won driving; Dark Flower. CD Z
by Planudee-Monhrda; owned by T. q. Nc
Dowell; trained by @. Denny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
BLUEJACKET TN DEBUT
SHUTS OUT KANSAS CITY
Tip Top Claimed by Giants II
Victor Over Rival Indian,
Johnson, in Slab Duel.


Brooklyn. Q; Kansas City. 0 (seven inntngr)
Buffalo. =; Ind anspols. 1 (firet gamel
Buffalo. g. Indianapolis, (seCond camel
Ptttsburr, O: 81. Louis s.
Baltimore. g: Chicago, q
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Good start; won easily; ballet br T.. by Ben
Brush-Coplcla; owned by IT, =. Whitney; trained
hNs 4 Oyvr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

p T. ci.n.s ' :. Ssics aHs: lSo'' '"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
BOSTON IN. IL


sone out wben winning run WINS scored
tBatted for Crutcher IN the seventh inning
IRAN for (sflbart I'm the seyanth inning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

North Carolina League.
wtnDton Salem. 4; Durham, 0,
Raleigh. 4; AsheviIe, o.
Charlotte, o. Greensboro, O.
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Fort Worth, 4; Dallas. g.
Waco, 3; Austin, ].
Houston. srN>deiveSton- I cnI innings,
rain).
peaurnont-aan Antonio. rain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
FIRST RACE.

For mares three year. old aus upwa I'd: handl-
cap; by subscription ~ SO. with 500 added. six
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

Good start; won driving Relic OF Bryn Mawr
b. T., by Ort Wells-1he Belle Of Mayfair: owned
by J, z. Dryer; trained by NJ c. Kelly.
SIXTH RACE.
| For two-year-old Niles; handicap; by subscrtp-
tion OF SO with $500 added: Ave and q half fur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

Western League
Douver. q: Lincoln, c.
No other games scheduled
Pacific Coast League,
Vonioe 4: Portland, l.
San francisco q; Sacramento, ?,
Los Anaeies, 7; Oakland.
Southern League.
Memphis, 8; Neshvnla 2,
Atlanta, 4; Chattanoo6a, 1.
Mobile 81 MONTGOMERY, g.
New Orleans, I. Birmingham, 0.
-----------
svxth Atlantic League.
Charleston. s. columbuA 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

Standing Of the Clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

X I. T. League.
Culyp, .; paducah. o,
Henderson, s; OwensboNo, B,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07

Good start won driving; Fair Helen. oh T., by
Broomsuck- Belle OF Troy, owned by II. y. Whit
ncy. trained by James Rowe.
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Apprentice allowance claimed
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Western Association.
Tulsa, /; MsAlester. o.
Oklahoma City, 0; Henrietta, 3.
Fort Smith. s: Muskosee, J.
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7eutibes Mltenbeiru
@iro bcitte ieiH 5ribliussfeit
ieierH.

2ym QeutIAen 9lltenbeim pirS
beute oas 6riibiabrsfeit geieiert.
DteIe qlntiinbisung biirfts ssniigsn,
bic sSreunoe unb. @0nner bteier ies
gensrsi6en QnItaIt in bellen S6aarsn
mad Der 8urnet Gpenue gu lodeE,
benn bus 9lltenbeim gebDrt unitreitis
gu ben beIiebteiteu WobltbGtigteitss
anitalten Der Staot unb feline Sefte
erfrsusn iid tets einss sldn5enben Se.
fu6s.
Sn bisI.r Sinii6t pirb bus bless
jdbrige SriibIingsfeit feline ausnabme
MAIDEN, penn i8pn IS, ben @srbdlte
niiIen unb ben probibttioniitiIden Ins
ponblungen pOn@ouoerneur .sSimmn"
Gor &ehnung trageno, beuer itatt ME
ieit Sabrsn am Sonntas, an Som'
flag aefeiert Iperben mub. 0ieie 8ers
i4iebung pirb pbns Srage ubIolut
teinsn @influb ouf ben GrfOlg beg
cites MAIDEN, ia lie oiirfts Die 9On'
ner uno Sreunbe nod mebr gum gs'
1u6 dnlpornen I'm thre 5reunol lhart
unb @onneridaft fir bas IItsnbeim
70 rs6t gu beipeiien.
Gr0bli6sr, senubrei6sr Stunosn
birfsn bic 8siu6er psrii6ert iein,
benu bds sSsittp'rrrittep 'nirh teire w.
belt unb feline Wi6e fdeuen um ben
Crfolg bes Seites Su ii6ern unb ielbit.
peritdnbIi9 pirb Der oll5eit riibriss
amenpersin bus Sommittee nad be-
ten 9rdftsn untsritiiBsn. Die Das
men iperben pie man es ia lett Sdbz
rem ni6t anbsrs BEL bisien 'ssiten ss>
ipobnt 1T, bus SSepter IN Der 9iids
unb i'm SpeiIsIaol idpinden InS
todbrenb Der Na6mittagsitunben lei6s
t. Grfriftunssn ierpiersn. tuGbrenb
am @bsnb Elm lederes Mabl Der sssits
sGite barrt.
@er aIic beute einen tpirf.
lid psrgniigten Ra6mittae uno 9(beno
perlsben unb alet6settig Elm autes
Mert tbun min, benz tdun Der 9eIu6
bes Nriibahrsfeites bes 0.utf6en glIs
tsnbsims nitt brinssnb geHug ans
Ser3 selegt perben.
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Hdts GtraBe, bu er als alter gerbrs.
der betannt 1T. 8ropn aebDrte in ner
friiberen Sdbren Su ben sefGbrli4iten
stnbre6ern unb perbrd6te ben groBz
ten 2beil ietnes Gebens binter 3u6t.
bausmauern. 8roipn ertlGrte ben
9etettiDs, bab lie bon i9m nihts
mebr 5u befiir6ten baben, bl bas Ill
ter in ieine Re6te getreten 1T uno aud
iein @ugenlidt periagt. Seine Tiibe
tragen ibn ni4t mebr, UNI, ipenn er
einen ginbrud ipirtli6 dusfiibrsn
lppllte, idnea genug entflieben gu .On,
nen. gropn ipurbe f6oH Dor einiger
3eit Der6aftet, bod luieosr sntldilen.
@s purbe isiner5eit Der 8erfu6 &C.
ma9t, ben Wunn in glnbetra6t isines
Differs in elmer Qnitalt ilnter3u6rinz
gen, bod f9lug bieIer 8eriu6 an Der
8erganssnbeit oes Wannes febl.
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Jertig
SinS nnnmcbr bic ElGne fir Sun'
neliruns bes aanals.

1ie 1I1nc fir Die proieftiarte 8e'
niieung oes aanalbetts fiir eine
neutrality-suspicious. Iino mtnmebr fer
tigaeitelt poroen. Bon oieier 5bat.
iate lpurbe eeItern 9ilrgerIneIlter
Spiegel in aenntniB seiegt ilnb oie
BlGne merocn ibm offi5iea am Won'
tag 0ormittag Inn Sebn llbr bon
8roielior y. 6. Sqpain aus Bottom,
Der oils @rpert Die 9Iusarbeitlmg &C.
leitet bat, iotpie pom Staotingenieltr
Srug unterbreitet peroen.
gs lit Der @uni6 oeS 9Irgermei.
tiers, oab oieie lleherreitung silent
lid geihiebt lino bic 9iirseridaft 1T
baber eingelaoen iih 5u Der an9ege.
benen Stlutoe in Bureau oes giir.
gernleilters ein5ufinoen.
5erner bet 9iirgermeiiter Spte'
gel aud elm beratbenbes &onmittee
ernannt. Sas aus oeu Serren George
4. 9ieter!e, benz TrGiioenteu berSan.
6elstaminer; Geo. EudIta, bem @er.
Staaten llnterid,asmeiiter; 6. 6.
gbaparbs, bem 4rGiioenten beS @u.
iiueb Mtens Club; Grofeiior Ser
mcnn Sdneiber bon Der 5ofuItGt Der
llniperitf6t, 8iliam Cooper 8roc.
tor uno W. u. Sultan beitebt.
3ie Serren Sdueioer uno SSulien
aeborten Dem ieiner8eit tiir Oieies
Broiett pom bumalieer 9iirgermei'
tier Stunt ernanuten aon1mittee an
lnb ibre @ieberernennllng erfolgte,
ba @iireerneiiter Spiegel iid iDrer
0ieulte nit gfiidiitt aui Die Grfal.
rling, Die iie bereits IN 6ieier Sahe
aebobt baben, iidbern iuollte unb Die
iibrigen 0dtslieber oieies Gomrit-
tees iin6 8ertreter Der perldgieoeneu
@eitditsorganiiatioren, Die 9eIegen.
belt erbalten ioQen an Der Dlrd.
iiibrung oieies fir Die giireeridnft
10 iiberaus ptdtieen 9roiefts nit.
5udrbeiten.
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8eipiiienlpier gtreib.
glrme Seufel inter ausenideinlidl
faliden 8or,uauben uad &eo'
fuf, Sa,, ssiaHbt.

Iie San6elsfammer lit gegempdr'
tig nit Der llnteriIfrlng elmer tbr
geitern aus sSeotltf, ga, BON Der
borti9en S5n0ilitrial 9IiIociation 5uee.
gangcnen gci6nperbe beibdftigt, lant
lDeIher BON bier aus cine Mn5abl
Grbeiter inter aueeni6etnli6 tul.
i6en 8oripdnben naf &eotltf geIanot
lporoen iino, Die iest auf bic wtilo,
tbGtigfeit Der bortigen 8e5Oroen an
9etpieicn iino.
Die SsnouitriaI 9liiociation BON
Geofllf oeriidert in ibrem Shretben,
oaB neber in aeofllf nod in Dem nm
liegelloen 2anooiltritten glrbeiter ge'
bralt6t pcroen, llno jeotueoe eegen'
tbeiligc gebauptuugen unDabr Itlo
9ic armeu Gelliel, Die BON bier
ans rad aeofllf geiarOt lulirben, ba'
ben ibrcn glnqaben nab ie $3.50 lin
ibre Giienbnbniabrt beSablt, nad)'
benz linen ble @eriiderlltg geporoen.
baB lie in aeotuf lnb llmgegenh lo'
fort 9eih1itiglulg ais grntenrbeiter
iinoen piirbeu. Sn Oieier 8orous-
ieeurq iaben ii6 jeoof Die arner
Seufel Getauift itno iiBen iebt nit
teIlos IN acofuf ieit. 3ie 2eute. Die
Iih bel Der acotuf SSnbliltrial slI'o-
ciation beidpert baben ulo gerllr
pieoer ra6 Cincinnati 5uriid mod
ten, iino: y. sselcp, geo. 1863 4lea'
liant straBe; War Spabo, gto. 1910
8leoIant StraBe; George 9ering
uno S5obn 8asi, geo. 1901 O1oore
tStraBe; Soc Starpaf, gto. 409 Sit
IL StroBe; SSobn Big, SEQ. 2l5
@u0c straBe; Sranf Seinof gto.
345 Sbraa 9lpenue; George Yocif,
SO. 1910 @leoiant Strabe; lmb So'
iepb Culinary, geo. 1859 9Ieaialti
StraBe.
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Dritte Seutidl. Yrut. STRIDE.
(paitor 8. 6aefner.)

Seute finbst bas Reunipn picnic
aller @ereine. UtitsIiebsr unb 5rsunb.
Der @emeinoe in bem beiteus einseri6s
teten uno luftis ssIesensn Saber.
ftrmpf's pdrt duf price Stn am
@nbe Der Wdriap Gar 2inis itatt. @s
lit bas semeinidaftli6e picnic Der
Gemeinoe unb SonutusiduIe, tpofiir
bic 9prtebrunsen pom &irhenratb,
Srduenuerein unb BON ben iungen
2eutsn aufs Bette aetroffen iinb. Die
Sonntnsihuliussnb mdrf9irt Inn ID
llbr Wtittass bon Der Stride, no iie
ii6 perfammelt, a6, um gum Jeitplab
gu fdbren. gln unterbaltuns unb Der.
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Safe'SaH.
3psi RisSerIussn Der
,Reos" gejtsrr,

SpeI Nleoerlagen Der
~Reos" gsfsrn.
gu bsm ssitrisen 0oppelfpisle ami.
iden uniersn .Rebs" uno ben Obi.
tagosr Cubs" i'm bieiissn RebIanc
JisIo battsH iib troB Der inteniipeu
9iBe iibsr 1000 3uidausr sinssfur.
ben, mas benefit, oab bic bisiigs1
Sans benz alub in fsinsn 5agen b,r
laipsrsn Rotb nit 8 bintsreinanOsrs
fOIssnosH RisOerlasen ibrs GOpalitd:
bepabrt baben, benn iie piHsn, Dap
uHisre Sunsens in ibrem pertriippsltciI
3uitanoe ihr Wenidenm0sliditss lei.
itsn.
Sn bem srit.n Spisle funsirteu
S4Ieaosrer DOuslab uno 6Gngsr
GIarts ais unisre 8atteris, gegsa
@ausbH, rsip. Sarsraps fir bic Gss.
nsr. Sm 5. 9anse touros unisrs Bat.
terie ourd ben RetruteR Gear unO
Gou5ales abssI0it, lpdbrenb Die sssnsl
Ride gatterie Bis gum GRbe bs5
Spisls auf ibrsm poIten perblis6.
Ssioe alubs mn6tsn ie 7 2rsffsr mO
2 Jebler. llniere 2reffsr iamsn leis
Der oersin3eit un0 perbalfen Su tsiHe1
Sdufen, pGbreno Die rGubs" baa
Cliit battsn. Die ibrisen in ,ipsi @Gn-
ben gu tonjentrirsn, pas ibnsu iiinf
aGufe unb ben Sies einbra9ts.
Der Beirut Ga ROB, MitteII6pGrmsr.
mar unir better SdlGser nit 2 Ereis
fern, 0rob iiuo ubler itabler is 2
9aisn. 9ousIab unb Gear ianbteR
3 9uftfddler Sur 9ant, ssssn ieine.
uno Oeriasntten 6 5reipdfe 3ur sriielt
9afe, seseR 3 oes @ausbn. alsm
nno GmsIis iunsirten aIs s4ieSss
rif,ter.
Sn Dem apeitsn SpisIs, bas unttr
umpDltism 6immsl uno Sonnsrss-
potter beennn, bebientsn Shleuoerer
Dimes uno Danger Glarte unisr Ses
i9iib, sessn Sumpbrits reip. grsibs
nabon fir bic @sgnsr. 9robbem un>
isre Sunssns in pem Sptele, bas me-
gen Dun,elbsit na6 bem 7. @dn9e
pom S6isosri6ter fir beenbst srtldrt
puros, s srsfisr unb nur / gebler,
sesen l Gsifsr unb A GsbIer Der Sss.
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GbesGrlambniEi&eine.

|Wiqtam s. 9uHielmeisr. 30, 3S76
! Siabella QOe
/ (@pIoie Wl. S9it, 29. SAT Gbanning
Strabe.
}DeslsD M. poul, 80, MaDiiOnpiGs.
I l2auru s. Watbis, %, bessI.
(gDsar q. s6umaaer, %, glorpoOp.
l@mma SieImann. 20, OssgI.
(Georgs Z. GOOt, 35, gopinston, &D.
lGbarlutts y. 9untrum, q, SuO
Jlorpooo.
lDaIter $, RODsr, "a, 1907 gtne
! StraBe,
l2iGis stspbsnion. 20, 80 2atepopo
Qpenue.
(Gbarlss 5. s6errer, AZ, 91o9
I Spring SroDe aOe.
(Gora 6. @erpe, 81, bessI.
(Breb. R. $. straotman, 26, Mabi.
! ionoiIe.
(GIiis Wiepa, 19, gunD Sin.
(9iram SuplOr, 3S, 2oo9 RaYquis
! Strabe.
lWatbiIbe QesaI, 81, 3009 bsSsI.
(GOparo ). 3rate. %, 795 @ea 2.
I Strabe.
lRaoma 70. 9eIpsrins, 1S, 320S ge'
resforb Ctr.
lGonuro 8. Subsr. %. 949 4rmcr9
! Npenue.
tGIiiabstb aertboff, "a, 1906 Weit
GibertD Strabs.
lSohn %. Sones, 21, 1872 1rssman
! glpenue.
lGbna Stprb, 20, 1o42 pine Ctr.
}Sscar 6. Bacon. 26. Dent, 8.
(aIpbu VI, Sumit, %, pessI.
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gniigen fir @rlpa6iens unb &inbsr
miro es ni6t feblen. 2lle tDeroen ii4
beItens amiiiiren tDnnen. Der Srdueus
perein pirb Elm eutes Supper ierpis
rem unb aud fir @rfriidunsen etc.
1T beftens gsIorgt. Mer einise frok
Stunben in gutter 9eisaI6uft i'm
sSreien Derbrinssn m09te, Deridume
nt9t, gu bieiem Seite gu tommeH. 4uf
gum Saberitumpf's Part iOa bsute
bic Qoiuna 2lller istn.
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S6eibungsfldae qegen ibrsll Satteit
ben &unbenfhneiper 6arrp Ginsburf
bon 10, II @eif 6. Sfrobe. an. Di,
@eiben beirdtbeten am 28. December
1897 unb bic ssrau fiibrt an, pah
@insbura iie iopobl. ipie aud ibre
bier ainber tets in brutaliter Weiie
bebanbelt babe. Ssbr oft lei er fpos
6cnlana fortgeblieben unb peridicz
ftntlid iei er betrunten nad 5auIs
oetommen unb babe Rabau aeiflaget.
Qm 20. p. Dl. fei er fOrtsesansen unD
ieitbem nidt me9r in's 6nus anriids
getehrt. lin ben 9erflogteg au bers
binbern. iein @elp aus Der Peoples
8ant & SaDino 50. gu aieb.n oDer
iein 9runbei9entbum 90. TAO 8eit
Z. Gtrabe relp. 712 Deit 9. Strabe,
Iotpie iein Geffdft au perfaufeu, lpur.
be Elm Ginbaltsbefebl erlaiien.
g bsneriab atagen.
gbmunb sfliiutopst per.
lanat $10,884 bon Der Cincinnati
5raction Co., ipeil sr am 80. ylopems
Der 1913. als er am Sube Der Me
glidsu apenue sefncliue cine Gar oers
lief. iiber eiHen galfen fisl unb er.
bsbli9e 9erlsbungen erlitt.
6elen Webb bat bic Tenton
Drp Cleaning &c gDsina SO. auf 3ubs
luna pon $4,000 oertlast, neil iie am
10. WGra 1914. ols lie an benz @ta6-
liifement Der @eisllidaft al WcMiuan
uno @oncorb @trabc poriibersina, auf
tem eis6ebedten Srottoir ausglitt unb
einsn boppsIten gsinbru6 bapOntrug.
Wiarp 8. Gone bat duf @runo
erlittsner 8erlebuqen eine Slaae
iiber $500 aegen bic Ginc. Traction
Sc. angsitrenat.
gadlaf e den.
pster Sbomion if 9eitamentsboa.
ftreter DON Warb Ann 5bomion; pers
fonalien $3.50, 9runbsissnt4um
$4,000.
gbparb aroneb lit gahlabperpal>
ter bon @lifabetb Sofge; perionalien
$2500, Grunoeigentbum $4,000.
sSobn glifforb Wl1eglp III Wa6labs
peripalter BON sfobn Waeslp; Yerio>
nalisn $11, 500.
8. 6. Nrsnh lit Na4laBperpalter
Don Warsaret sSrend; perionalien
$492.
Der periOnli6s Ra6laB bes 16os.
y. Spler betrGgt $1817, bsrienige Der
anpa Stohanniamnnn $3367 %, berje.
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Evening journal., 1914-10-20
COLONIAL DANES TO
have "HOUSEWARMINC'

Invitations for a "house-warming"
to be given in the new home, No. 1905
Market street on Tuesday afternoon,
November 10 from to o'clock have
been issued by the Delaware Society
Of Colonial Danes. Those to whom
invitations have been sent include
the officers of the Society of Colon
ial Wars, officers of the Sons of the
American Revolution, officers of the
Society of Cincinnati, the regents Of
the various chapters Of the Delaware
Society of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, officers of the Della
ware Society of the War of 1912, and
a large number of out Of town Off
GERS.
More than 400 invitations were is
sued to officers of the Colonial Danes
in Pennsylvania, Maryland and New
Jersey as we'll as to the officers
throughout the United States.
The new home of the Colonial
Danes on Market street is very at
tractively finished and makes an ideal
home in which the members of the
society can hold their meetings and
various social functions. Il is also
especially interesting due to the fact
that the Delaware Society of Colon
ial Danes is the first patriotic so
ciety to possess headquarters here
Mrs. Preston Lea is president OF
the society.
Evening journal., 1914-10-20
DR.. Green OPENS
new Lecture course

The first Of series Of lectures
to be given here this winter under the
auspices of the Primary Teachers
Association was given yesterday af-
ternoon in the Wilmington High
School, when Prof. Francis II. Greene
of the West Chester Normal School,
lectured on amid the Lakes of Eng
land" DR.. Greene's lecture consisted
of refreshing descriptions of the ma
tural beauty of these lakes in which
he Intervene various literary MASTER
pieces which have ever been con-
nected with them.
DR.. Greene recited Scuthey's "The
Cataract Of Lodore." and concluded
his lecture with excerpts from the
works OF Charles Lamb and Ruskin.
The next lecture in tho series will
be given on November "a by Miss
Janet Richards Of Washington. d. c.
It is desired to have it announced
that anyone holding tickets for this
lecture is at liberty to bring a friend
All others will have 10 pay the ad.
mission price. 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1914-10-20
MISS COKE CHRISTENS
The Steamer HANIFY

The steamer Francis Hanify, built
for the Hanify Lumber Company, of
San Francisco. Call was launched at
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration shipyard at 1890 o'clock
this afternoon. The vessel was
christened by Miss Helen Baer Coke.
daughter Of w. B. Coke, president
of the II. & Il. Corporation. Beyond
the christening there we're no cere-
monies in connection with the launch
ing Representatives OF the Hanify
Lumber Company we're not present.
The vessel is 800 feet long, As feet
beam. q feet inches deep. with
a dead weight OF 1000 tons. She will
carry 100000 feet Of lumber. She
will also carry $500 tons OF fuel oil
in bulk, and is one OF the first COM
bination steamships of this type to be
built in Delaware. She will be able
to carry lumber one way, and return
to the lumber camps with a cargo
of oil In bulk She burns fuel oil
and has a speed Of II knots an hour.
She will be finished in about six
weeks.