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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23
AN ORDINANCE

To repeal and re ordain with
amendments Section 4 of Article
rs, of che City Code, re atiue 10
Nuisances
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Way If the law-or rather the ad-
ministration thereof--is marvellous.
Don't you notice 1t here every day?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE y HEREBY GIySH, That thu
AZ Subscriber has Obtained sfrrr-4 - ~
pnsns Curt Of anne -ArUudA county. IN
Aerylands Letters Parliamentary 81 tbe
paTsonEI estate o.
SUSAN WRIGHT,
late OF Anne AKundsl county, dscesssa. ~
pafEcns having claims against n - 5sgearr.r
are hereby warned 20 exhfbu ere Earnu. = ftH
or bsfoye the -
18th DAY or MARCH. 1919.
3Rsy may othsKwias, By IaH. hs eselur.r
rom eli benefits OF sRi6 osiafs 81 rsrrrge
Indebted 70 said estate are rsqu- -feS ~ 90 +
tmmediste payment
Given under my hand gth a. ~
September, 1913.
SUSAN Mc9OW8E.
~ &dmrx G. s. 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Isn't it most time the Weather Man
was getting back on the weather. he
lost his cue over a week ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

And the schools have no holiday to
day. What do you think of that
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

A box of our delicious Chocolates
delights the most particular They
are always received with pleasure.
Just hint TO the young man who
will accounting go-your lady
friend will appreciate a box of
these fine CONNECTIONS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Cy. the giant from Montgomery ex-
poets to be Governor. Gswd bless us !
Blessed are they who expect nothing
for they shall not be disappointed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

The Capital suspended publication on
washington's birthday, Feb. p, the
hrst time since this paper has been
published-thirty years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23
voice a. Crealsn.

Notice Is hereby given tlat size sural.s -Gs o.
Anne Arundel county, have obtained IRON tine
Orphans Court o. Anne Arundel county iu
Maryland. Letters Testamentary on the per-
sonal estate OF
MCLAEE TILTON.
tate o. anne Arundel county, deceased ana p.l
sons having claims sg8iuFt she deceased. lrt
hereby warned o. exhibit she s8se, wItr $3.50
TouchpTg thereof. e. tre subscriber ar 81 .frrE
the
18TH DAY or JULY. Wl4
They may Ut8erWf... hF Fw be -ECilCtd
from al benefit % sue sFfu sfase "A r9E s
indebted 70 said estate err rsersstsd % Waks
imme8izie payment
Given under our hands This Sch day ul
January. 1915
JOHN o.. TILTOE.
MCT4ANE 1ILTON.
81 Executor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

With apologies to the Baltimore
News, funny man. Who'll took his cue
from the carabao dinner.
Dern, dern, dern the blsrsted oyster,
It's a trouble either in or out the
shell:
Underneath the st ate House. dome,
We will put it on the bum.
For he wish the noble shell fish wss
in n.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Annapolis takes oft its hat to MIR. 6.
Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Two Sundays have again come to-
gether.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Strange to say, the man who was do
ing so much grumbliug about the mild
winter being bad in all sorts of ways,
was the 6rst to complain when the cold
wave and snow struck Us.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Good Evening George !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23
AN ORDINANCE

To repeal and re-ordain Wit n
amendments Section "a OF Art
Gle II. OF the City Coee, title
Health Of City.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23
NOTICE 70 cREDIIoe

NOTICE ~ HEREBF aIFR.. TESS
~ GubscriheF has oblaf.a.
Orphans Court OF Ammo tFuHar
Maryland. letter Of Admfuis.latIul
personal estate Of
CAROLINE T. KALuET
late OF Anne ArGreE E0u ... I'D. $3.50.
persons haviug cIGialE GaG.r 4l PHI.
arc hereby warned 9. .enstE t-r E.r.
the vouchers thcroOs g. fra er.-c-
CT before the
9Th DAY o. JULY 1914
They NAY otherwise. uy .a~ .s.
from all benefit Of said estate A. reraer.
indebted 70 said estate srr ras. eataf - I-4s
immediate payment
Given under my hand this Both day o
December, 1913.
WALTER ~. KALMEy.
d3I AdmiufstraLor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

TOR RENT-Newly furnished ROOM suitn
bic for one or two gentlemen. In. u
small private family. ConRenial and home
IKE. Would give board n desired. Apply
20 COruhill street. Bt-f-2l
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NOTICE 10
NOTICE ~ HEHaE. s.
FguDscriJeK has oJtaiHc ir-a. -.s .....re
Court o. Anne Arundel County, .tHF
LAttars Of a7mlnistFst'rr ~
estate %
ANDREW J.. SMITH
late Of Anne Arundel County. aceeaaes A4
persons having .aiUa against fAa 1pee..re-
the vouchers thereof. % che suh1GF'asr. Old on
before tho
9Th DAY or JUNE. lsI4
They may 0tberN SCI, Dy lHH. b. exelu14e
from al benefit Of said estate. A. ee-arrz
debted o. Bgi1 estate Eve requested .r rrak
immediate paym8nE.
Given UldCF mV han End nrr
December, 1913
SAMUEL ". Smith. Aeur.
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FOR Rem

TOR RHNT FURNISHED or unfurnishel
I ROOM for lady or gentleman. Apply
Fleet 81 f25-5t
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Entered a. the Annapolis Postoffice -
second Glass Matter.
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VIZ NTBD--To rent furnished HOUSE
~ tddress Ensign n. 7 Martin ES Y ince
lle rye ~. f2O-8t
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COR HENT -s-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ING. 60 COrnhin street. completely
furnished Apply 70 En II HorWitz. s.
Gunther Building Baltimore. ND. Key 81
Globe Furniture 90 $40 West 50. i2i-tf
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TOR RENT-Nos IS and o. Weet Burnside,
Eastport. and Z. looms Newly paper
ed and palnted. Rent 81 and %. w -.
Hart. PASSPORT. f2lt
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WANTED

XETANTFD situation by an experienced
w FARMER or GARDENER one Will
ing 30 work on shares and - no can give
best reference. Address I'D snrd Wood
lander, West Annapolis. Route z, Phone
M. flo 81
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WAhTEU-An experienced FARM ER OR
" GAR ENNR. one willing 20 work on
shares, and who can give best reference
ddress Edward Woodlander. West An
nnpOlis. Route = Phone III. fz0Bt
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L1OR RENT Furnished ROOMS for liGht
housekeeping. All conve ence 81
COLLEGE Ave. tl-l9
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UOK RENT-87-ai West street. Groom
HOUSES oath. range and al modern
improvements Rent $40 Elegant condl-
dion " II Hart " Church Circle. i1lf
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Tor RENT-After Hareh 5th. store Build
ing, a Fandnl ST.. formerly occupied
by BUllmau & Frank Appiy II Y. Dull -
Phone f4Qf5 Row
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EOR RENT-ApaTtments with al modern
4 improve ments Hot water heat and
janitor service brighton Apartment
House apply to Hohberger & Sbacks. 81
West street iN-tf
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w NTE D--MILLfNERY help. Perma.
W nent position apd good pay i0 a lady
81 ability, so trim AND sci hats Apply
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YLyANrRI-A WOMAN % do first class
w cooking Apply li8.li5 Main 80 W
b. CAN'T i21-Bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
PUPPIES REACH ELMVlEW
Champion Herta Won Ehren-
prund Is Mother of Ten,

BENJAMIN II. Throop, owner OF the Elm
view Kennels. reports the arrival OF sew
eral litters of puppies in the family circle
of German shepherd dogs. champion
Herta Won Ehrengrund. which is not only
one Of the finest at Elmview but also
one of the finest in America has ten
babies by Champion Zero Won Rinkhnger.
with such royal breeding, Mr.. Throop
naturally expects great things OF Inc
YOUNGSTERS Herta is one OF the pioneer
police dogs of America, and besides being
handsome enough to win in the show ring
she has a police record in Europe that
would turn all of "the finest green with
envy. Herta is not going to be allowed
to keep all Of her children. Mr.. Throop
writes:
This is the second litter we have had
this week. so we are going TO try TO raise
all ten Of Herta's puppies by giving i've
of them TO the other matron. We are
expecting six more filters, so we should
be able to show a few youngsters by
autumn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR POLICE DOGS
Expert Tutors Await Pupils
at Academy in White
Plains.

A training school for police dogs has
beer opened at Mamaroneck and Rose
dale ayes. White Plains. n. Y. Here
German shepherd dogs are taught all of
the accomplishments with which dogs OF
that persuasion are supposed to re
equipped.
There are three courses The first is
called schooling and obedience, and this
is a course that every dog should have.
whether he intends TO hunt criminals or
not spoiled dog is quite as great a
nuisance as a spoiled child. the only nice
thing being that one never has one in
ones own family.
The second course consists OF training
the dogs to be companions and protectors.
The third course adds TO the others the
police part Of the animals education,
which means that the dogs will scale a
board fence eight feet high, retrieve, trail
a guide. fetch lost articles find hidden
men and guard and direct suspects 20
officers.
There are special exercises not com
prised in the regular training. They con
sist in rescuing drowning man, climb
ing a ladder. war dog service and Red
Cross service All dogs are accepted on
trial. IL at the end Of a month they show
no capacity for learning they are re-
turned to their owners, and part of the
fee is refunded
With the present popularity of the Ger
man shepherd dog. the tutors ar the new
school should be kept busy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Shower of Trophies for the
Bench Sh0w at Mineola

Others who have offered cups are
George s. Scott. whose trophy is for the
best team OF 81. Bernards, and Percy
Kirkland, whose offering is for Great
Danes. Pembroke Jones gives two cups.
one for pointers and one for English set
tiers. J. B. Dukes trophies are for collies
and sporting spaniels. Clarence Dolan
will present a trophy to the best team Of
German Shepherd dogs, Earl Dodge to the
best team OF elbows and +. j. Berwind
TO the best team OF English bulldogs.
Mrs f. Vanderbilt's offering is for Aire-
dale terriers, William p. Thompson's for
the best team of bull terriers and Percy
r. Pyne's for the best team of Bostons.
Sealyham terriers have been remembered
by Mrs James a. Burden, jr.. Poms by
Mrs. William Gamer Wiederseim. Pek-
ingese by Ashbell Barney and English toy
spaniels by Stephen b. Elkins.
Entries will close on May IA with James
Mortimer superintendent Hampstead,
Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Dog Fixtures
in Near Future

Nav g-BulIdog Breeders Association
Of America, at the AIbemarle- Hoffman
oath street and Broadway. Mr.. j. T..
Horrax. secretary, 613 Broadway New
York City. Entries close April 25. MT
Vinton L. Breese, judge.
May II to 2o-Ksnsas City Kennel Club
at Kansas City, Mo. Samuel Benjamin.
secretary.
NAV 2s--Ambler Kennel Club Annual
Omen Air Show, at Amber. Penn. LLOYD
Ross Blynn, chairman show committee
Amber. Penn.
Nav e3-Nassau County Kennel Club.
at Belmont Park. l.. I. L. II. Berend-
sohn, secretary. Wilbur ii. Purcell su-
perintendent. % Broadway, Room 3d.
New York City. Entries close May ''
May 2s-Boston Terrier Club of New
York. at AIbemarIe- Hoffman, New York
CITY. wilbur II. Purcell, superintendent.
90 broadway, Room $40. New York City.
Entries close May II. Mr.. James water
house. judge.
Nav 3O-Haverhill Kennel Club. at
HaverhiIi. Mass. Joseph Finn. secretary
MAY 3O-Long Island Kennel Cub at
sheepshead Bay, l.. I. \. y. Rost' sec
rotary. Wilbur H. Purcell. superintep-
dent 20 Broadway, Room $40. New York
CITY. Entries close May 10.
June 8 and f-Ladies' Kennel Associa-
ton of America. at Mineoia. l.. I. James
Mortimer. superintendent, Hampstead.
l.. l. Entries close May "a.
June 6-Wissahickon Kennel Club. at
Chestnut Hill. Penn. George L. Foley.
Lansdowne. Penn. superintendent. En-
tries close May 25.
June 6--Irsh Terrier Specially Club
Show. mt Chestnut Hill. Penn. J. r.
Thorndike. secretary. Primrose Farm.
New City. y. Y.
June 10, 19l4-The Ladies' Kennel As
ISOLATION Of Massachusetts. at Auburn
dale, Mass. Mrs. Helen VI. Talbot. see
rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
GABY OESLYS A WINNER
Carries Off Bulldog Honors at
Long Island Club Show.

Mrs William Drew's homebred Eng
lish bulldog Gaby Deslys added TO her
honors at the monthly meeting OF the
Long Island Kennel Club on Friday
evening b. winning the trophy for the
best in the show.
Nearly dozen breeds passed before
the Judges and some of the best were on
parade. Mrs A. Mcclure Halleys home
bred Pekingese puppy Wendi OF Stenrud
won reserve honors after taking blue
In his class.
In Trenches A. l. Richards Rich
ards Pride was first choice In the puppy
class. being chosen over William Brug-
geman's Neva.
The open competition was won. by
Grant Notman's Elise Malvoir, Mrs.
Henry Taylor's Megere being second
choice.
Mrs. Carl Baumann had a number OF
winners. In Pomeranian puppies she
brought out a good one. called Dyker
Rerendsohn. The open class was won
by Miss Lena Schilling. with her
Naughty Chocolate Prince, one or the
best chocolate Poms. In America.
Mrs Bavmann's entries in Maltese
terriers captured all OF the ribbons.
They went TO Dyker Snow CLEAN. Snow
Flake and Snow Green. The miscellane-
Gus class was won by Nine. Rose Car
reno with one of her tiny black and tans.
She calls the midget Kamo Little Briton.
He was chosen 20 wear the blue over
Mrs. Halley's Yung Chu Erb OF blenrud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Judges Named for the
Dog Show at Devon

The Devon Dog Snow Association VIII
hold its open show at Devon, Penn, on
June 49,
The list OF judges includes:
G. Muss- Arnolt-MastiYs, Irish wolf
hounds. Scottish deerhounds foXhounds,
Irish water spaniels, whippets. German
sheepdogs. Belgian sheepdogs, Dooerman
pinschers. Schipperkes, puSs.
James Mortimer-St. Bernaros, Great
Danes. sporting spaniels, poodles, Are
dale terriers French bulldogs, Irish ter
riers. Manchester terriers, japanese SPAN
iels. toy poodles.
Mrs. {. II. Lester-D achshunde.
Patrick Tully-Collies.
G. 7. 3. acknowledgements. English
settlers. Gordon settlers, Irish settlers, pull
terriers. fox terriers, Sealyham terriers
Welsh terriers. Dandie Dinmont terriers,
BedlinGton terriers -,
Miss Margaret Brigham-Scottsh ter
riers West Highland white terriers.
C. T. Guyer-Pomeranians, English toy
spaniels Yorkshire terriers, Maltese ter
riers. TOW black and tan terriers. grihons.
Mrs. J. " Characterization terriers.
William u. DietZ-Russian wolfhounds.
J. s Price-Chow elbows, Dalmatians,
Samoyedes. ,.,,.,
Pekingese spaniels will be announced
Entries will close June / with George
I. Foley. Lansdowne. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
General Mems Notes for
Admirers of the Dogl

greatest number OF wins. including the
Westminster show Of 1918.
The Chicago Kennel Club offers a o,uh
medal for the second best green dog ard
the same for the matrons. snlsr6,a
entry has been received and competition
in the open classes will b. very keen
vinton p. Breese will adjudicate.
Two classes have been added FOR French
bulldogs at the Nassau and Long Island
Kennel Club shows. They are for lim,,
dogs and bitches and open dogs and
bitches.
Mrs D. r. Decker, who has been win
tering in Southern California. has ken,
closely In touch with her Utica Kennels
Dona Viva, her beautiful black and .whits
Chihuahua. died whipping puppies and
the little Copper King also Joined the 81
lent majority.
Four wonderful Pekingese spaniels hav.
left the kennel for new homes. one wen,
70 Ben Decker. OF South Orange, n j.
another 10 a fancier OF New Britain
Conn. and the other two to breeders OF
the Middle West. :
Mrs. Decker has been looking for som.
Chihuahua with which 20 augment he,
Utica string. She sends word that sAs
has found wonderful little dog. fsva
in color. Weighing two and one-hai,
pounds. with a beautifully domed head
and the shortest and sharpest OF noses
She had intended TO take a trip into Mex.
leo owing 10 the scarcity OF good dogs in
California. but the unsettled state OF tha, 4
country has made the Journey impossible. +.
Daniel Ritchey Is so sure that his Eag-
lish bulldog, White Marquis. did not Gle /
A natural death that ne has offered 80 !
for information which Will lead 10 The a.
Identification Of the guilty person. MI
Ritchey writes:
THE untimely death OF White Marquis /
is another chapter displaying the extreme
villanv OF the brute posing I'm mans guse
who offered with a treacherous hand 10
the best friend of man the morsel con
tanning death MESSENGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
LENOX TO HAVE DOG SHOW
all Breeds Listed for Display OF
September IL.

The Lenox Dog Show will be held at
Ienox, Mass, on September II. The
Judges have been named. as follows: Mrs.
&. Davies Tainter. dachshunde; Mrs.
William Drew. English bulldogs and
miniature bulldogs: Mrs. Madge Thorpe.
All TOYS; DR.. c. Y. Ford. collies. Old Eng
l,sb sheepdogs. Chow elbows and sporting
spanieis: Franz Heilborn, Boston terriers
James Mortimer. Airedale. bull. fox Irish.
scottish. Welsh. West Highland white
ca,rn. Manchester and sealyham terriers;
Harry ". Lacy. 81. Demands blood
hounds. settlers. pointers. beagles' whip
pets. schipperkes. poodles. Dalmatians.
pinschers. samoyedes and miscellaneous.
MIR. Mortimer will Judge the variety
clashes and Mr.. Lacy the all-'round spe-
cisis. Judges for French bulldogs, Rus
sian wolfhounds and German shepherd
dogs will be announced later. Entries
will close August q with r.. s. Delsfeld.
secretxTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
HARVARD CHAMPION
OF SOCCER LEAGUE
Crimson Shuts Out Princeton in
Crucial Game Played at
Cambridge.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Cambridge. Mass, MAY 2-Harvard's
soccer team won the intercollegiate
championship for 1914 this afternoon,
beating the Princeton Tigers by score
OF goals 10 0 on Soldiers Field. Har-
ward needed the two goals TO excel the
University OF Pennsylvania in the stand
ing
The Crimson's final score for the year
was 1s goals scored. against for its oppo-
nents. while Pennsylvania scored 10 goals
against for its rivals.
Harvard made both its goals in the
first half, when il had the benefit OF
strong wind. and forced the play through
out the game several shots hitting the
Princeton uprights. The Tigers, with the
wind In their favor in the second haf.
were able TO hold Harvard down but
made only one rally up the field. and
this was very quickly broken up.
fplfoUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
CORNELL IN LACROSSE TIE
College Team Holds Crescent
A. G.. to Even Score.

Cornell University played tie game of
lacrosse against the Crescent Athletic
Club at the Bay Ridge grounds Of the
latter organization Yesterday. The hnal
score was goals all.
The first period of play ended 30 in
favor Of the New Moon clubmen- Dan
forth evened up matters and then placed
Cornell in the lead by a pretty side shot
that slipped by Wall.
However. Vincent Kennedy came to the
rescue and after tieing the score, placed
the Crescents in the lead just as the
period was ending.
Tho iine-uu follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
ManyProminent Persons Offer
Cups or Cash to Best
Representatives OF
Various Breeds.

AS n supplement 10 the already long
list of challenge cups offered by the
Ladies' Kennel Association OF America
to be competed for at their twelfth an
nual show. Itch will he held at Mineola
on Wednesda and Thursday June and
4. a number Of silver cups, open to all
and TO pc won outright are worthy Of
mention.
Among them is the presidents cup, pre-
scented by Miss Anna Sands, for the best
dog or bitch in the show. The cup is
valued at $50. or the winner may. If he
chooses. have cash to that amount The
vice-presidents cup is of the same value
and will be presented to the best OF the
opposite sex. by Mrs. II. NJ. Hartman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
MIDGIE AND KAMURA.
Boston Terrier Clubs Show.

All is in readiness for the specially
show of the Boston Terrier Club Of New
York, which will be held at the Abe
marie Hoffman on May 2s. Premium
lists will be in the mails this week.
Judging from the way entries are pour
ing in. this show will surpass all pre-
vious records.
For information address Wilbur Pur-
cell. 2s Broadway, or James f. Meade.
1O2 Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
New Newport Dog Show Date,

The date OF the Rhode Island kenne!
Club show, 10 be held at Newport. has
been changed from August II to August g.
T. f. L. Kemp has been appointed secre-
tary and superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Biurman Memorial Show OF L.

Owing 10 the non-completion OF the
show building. the committee have decid-
ed to cancel the Karl Bjurman memorial
show, which was scheduled for the nrst
week In May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
To Show Dogs at New Haven.

The New Haven Kennel Club will give
one-day dog show at the I'd Regiment
Armory on Wednesday. juno IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Arrangements Under Way for
Several Important Shows
Mrs. Decker Strength
ening Utica Kennels.

The Danbury Agricultural Society Will
give its annual dog show at the FAR
Grounds. at Danbury. Conn, on Wednes-
day. THURSDAY and Friday, October l.
and 9. Entries will close on SEPTEMBER =
with James Mortimer Hampstead Long
Island
As an added attraction the Ions Island
Kennel Club will hold whippet races at
their bench show which will be held at
the sheepshead Bay race track on May So
Entries will close May 10 with Wilbur A
Purcell, 20 Broadway.
This is the last call for entries for the
Nassau County Kennel Club show, when
will be held at Belmont Park on Satur-
day. May %. Entries will close on Thurs
day, May 7, with Wilbur A. Purcell. y
train for the transportation OF exhibitors
and their dogs will leave the Pennsyl-
vania station at s:S3 a. m, arriving at
Belmont Park at 600. On the return trip
the train will leave the park at D. M
and will arrive in New York at oSl.
For those who travel from Brooklyn
train will leave the Flatbush avenue sta
ton at s:3i. and will return at 500. En-
hibitors must get releases from the bag
gage master for their dogs before board
ing the train Dogs will be housed over
night on the grounds.
Several specials have been added 70 the
list of those offered for the open show OF
the Bulldog Breeders Association. Dr.
Roy H. Peck offers the Dali trophy for
the best dog or bitch by an American
bred sire out OF an American bred dam,
to be awarded 10 the dog scoring the
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and 25 minutes.