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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-05
VASSALBORO

NORTH-Mr and Mrs. T.. b. Aver Wis
tied Sunday their cousin, Annie ]. Aver,
at Togus.
Herbert Ferran is employed as ward
master at Togus.
Rev. Mr.. Klein of the Baptist church
viii take a two-weeks vacation, during
which union services will be held in the
M, E. church.
series of very heavy thunder show
ers passed over this vicinity Sunday eve
ming with a heavy fall of rain
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Simpson died Saturday morning.
Will Richardson is having the barn
and shed on the Geo. Aver farm re-
shingled and other repairs made
The fall term of the town schools will
begir Sept s.
G.. H. Knowlton and r. G. Aver. the
Lodge, No. 121, l. 0. o. F., attended the
field day at Camp Benson Saturday as
delegates from that lodge.
Rev w. F. Berry has bought the hay
on the Pearson farm and is just finishing
harvesting the same.
EAST-Miss Helen Butterfield of Wa
terville was a guest last week at the
home of Mrs. Celene Forsythe
Mrs. L. ]. Marden and two daughters
arrived Thursday and are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Goddard
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Marden Friday en-
tertained Miss Maud Frummer and Miss
Jennie May Plummer of Boston. Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-05
SIDNEY

NORTH-The funeral of the late
Alice Laura Barr, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Barr, who passed
TO the higher life Thursday morning.
occurred at P. NJ. Saturday. Rev. C.
"A. Hayden of Oakland officiating.
Miss Katherine Totman of Provi-
dence, R. l., arrived Thursday at the
nome of her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs James H. Bean, after a visit with
relatives in Fairfield.
w. P. Bailey of Riverside was a
recent guest at s. A Clark's.
George Larrabee. who has bean in
the home of Mrs. A. H. Lyon for the
pass year. returned last week to the
Ghlldrens' Home in Augusta.
MISS Katherine Batnaw, who has
oeen employed in the Sanatorium in
falrneld for the past three months.
returned home Friday.
mrs Cynthia Cunningham and
daughter of Oakland were visitors
wednesday at W. P. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edgar Bailey and
little daughter Jean left Friday for
riverside, where the former will as
sist MS father. w. P Bailey in bar-
Vesting his hay.
mrs Abbie H. Burgess left Satur-
gay Tor Togus, where she will make
d prlef visit with her daughter Mrs
+. S. Malloy.
MRS. Garfield Hutchinson and two
children, Elmer and Katharine of Bpx-
'on' Were guests last week of Mrs. Or
rim II. Davenport
Henry Ward of Mattapan. Mass &c
visiting relatives in town.
among those who attended the Uni
Eersahst Grove meeting in vassalboro
sunday were: Martin L. REYNOLDS
henry Brown, Mrs. NJ S. Tiney. Miss
Oiive Smiley, Mrs. Abbie H. Burgess
FRANK L. Arnold and son Cedric. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Scott Bracket. Arthur
b. Davenport and Walter Brown.
Frank Bourne returned Monday to
Smithfield, after passing Sunday at
his home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tracy and two
daughters, Alta and Thelma, were
visitors Sunday at John H. Fields.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-05

Berlin, Aug. 4.-The German govern
ment has issued a white book recount
ing the events leading UP to the war.
The government insists that it worked
shoulder to shoulder with Great Bril-
tain in mediatory action
On July 80, the German government
forwarded to Vienna the British pro-
posal which, as a basis, laid down that
Austria ought. after the invasion of
Servia which had then taken place to
dictate her conditions there. Germany
assumed Russia would accept this
basis, but while negotiations were pro-
ceeding news came of Russian mo-
bilization measures. While all such
measures were being denied to the
German representative at ST. Peters,
burg, Russia ordered a general mobil-
iZation.
The German Emperor in a telegram
called attention to the menacing char
acter of the Russian mobilization and
the continuance of his own activity in
the direction of mediation. On July 81.
the Russian Emperor sent the follow
ing telegram to the German Emperor:
"I thank thee from my heart for thy
mediation, which leaves CLEAN of hope
that even now all may end peacefully.
1t is technically impossible to discon-
tinue our military operation which has
been rendered necessary by Austrian
mobilization We are far from wishing
for war, and so long as negotiations with
Austria regarding Servia continue my
troops will not undertake any provoca-
tive action.
81 give thee my word upon it and
trust with my strength in Gods grace
and hope for the success of thy media
ton at Vienna and for our countries and
the peace of Europe.
Thy devoted Nicholas
TO this the German Emperor replied:
"In answer to thy appeal to my friend
ship and thy prayer for my help. I'M
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CAMBRIDGE

Sanford and Carroll Bailey, Carl
Wilder, Alice Wilder, Pearl Folsom
and Mrs. Carroll Bailey went to Rus
sell Mt. Sunday on a blueberrying trip.
Mrs. e. H. Hargi1, who has been
i'll is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howarth of
Dexter were guests Sunday at Mrs.
w. D. Wilders.
Earl Lowell and two friends from
Chester, CT, have gone to Sebec on a
camping trip for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patten Nutting of
Blanchard are in town for a few weeks.
Rev. 1. B. Mower was in town Sun
day from Waterville. They recently
organized a Sunday school at Weber
which is a great success.
Vernal Holt and Daniel Packard have
gone on blueberrying trip.
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BELGRADE

Miss Evelyn Sawyer of this town is
visiting relatives in Augusta for a
couple of weeks.
G. B. Farnham has recently pur-
chased a new Overland touring car.
Miss Susie Webster of Winthrop ac-
eompanied by Miss Vesta Yeaton was
a caller in town Sunday at Miss Web
ster's fathers.
Miss F'lorie Stuart of the B. H. S.,
class Of '0S, entertained a party of her
classmates Thursday, July 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen who
have been spending the past two weeks
in town returned to their home at For
est Hills, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-05

sador in Paris was directed to obtain
declaration from the French govern
ment within IS hours whether France
would remain neutral in a war be-
tween Russia and Germany.
The white book concludes with a
statement that Russias mobilization
showed clearly that Russia desired
war
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST RAOE-Maideo txo-yesr-olds; selling; nv,
and half fuziongA Gold Crest Girl, lt5 CAIccabel
70 ]. 10 I, to s. won; Captain Pan. lG lBut
Eeli). . 10 2. 10 s. to s. second; BorEo. ics tMc
Caheyl. s 70 g. to 8. TO ). third Time iN IS
Brny Deep. Busy Edith. osssry Maid. Fnl. Led
also ran
SECOND RAcE-Threeye.rolds and upward
selling; Sx furiongs. Joe Rosenheld. N Rchut
tinger1, 70 !. to 5. Z to 10. won; Blue Thistle
lis ButEelD. y to l, 70 I, 10 2. second; seally
wag. lis (Mccaheyl. 70 l. to :. 70 5. third
Time l;l2 Is. white, Phyllis. Antoinetts. Ade
laide T., Edith W. and Andrew also an-
y THIRD RACT-Threeyelr-olds and upward; oue
and onssxteenth miles. Donald Macdonald. II:
lButvelD. B TO s. even. to 2 won; Hedge. los
CdedeTiSl. IS to s. 10 5. ! 70 .. second; @. NJ.
Miller. III Turner. to !. TO 2. even, third.
Time ~ 3S. Star Gane and Ambrose also ran
FOURTH RACE-nrytown sAkes; three-year-
olds; one mile. Ponette Bleu. IS CMccAheyl. 70 2
Il 70 %. out won; J. J. Lila % CMarco). to 2
to S. ) 10 s. secood; Undaunted. 81 tsumtsr). i
to s. even. to s. third. Tine iSo IS BaybenJ,
Candle and Gallop also ran
FIFTH RACE-Two-years-olds; eve and q bali
furiones Trust Ne 100 lKederis). to s. 2 to s.
out won; Razzano, Us tMccaheyl. Q 70 g. to z
out. second; Runes los CMcCabe), Is 10 l. To l. 7
TO s. third. Time ios. Mamie K. PolaJius also
ran.
SIXTH RACEhree year-olds and upward: sell
ing; one and one-sixteenth miles. Heart Beat. l5
CIcCaheyl, 2 to l. Z to TO- out. won; Camellia. los
tsumter1, 10 2 to Z out second; Rodondo. lo3
(Ksderis), 10 to l. to !. to 5. third. Time 80
Sir caiedoS, Frog and Little Jupiter also ran
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
WINDSOR.

FIRST RAcE-Puns 500: thTee-year-oads and up
ward; selling: hvs apd half furionsz .RustIinl
Bras. 81 stalrnore. los; Supreme, ss; ArIAn, los
Daisy Piatts ss; J. B. Robinson, los; Oreen. lol
SECOND RAcE-Pnrse 500; two-searolds; nys
furiongs Dorlou. lol; Red Land. los; Sam Nc
MeeAdn. los; Ethan Allen. los; Minda Payne. los
Aar Cassidy, lis; Katherine. io5
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; three-yearolds and
upward; Ex furlongs. Bradley ile; Yo.krille no
SPARTAN, 81; Sherwood, 80 Moring Picture, 100
tConhdo. lo2 birds entry.
= FoURTH RACE-Frontier handicap; a.0o add
ed; three-year-clds and upward: mile and fur
long tGreat Britain, -; DuRril los; tKleburne,
~; Tactics lo6; Night stlck. 1i3 fDeczthion. $;
nppecanoe. losi tray oIAght. 100; DAVID CniS.
nl tHedric entry. Mcbride & Coleman entry
FIFTH RACE-PuEe $500: threeyear-olds and
upward selling; five and bali furlongsN Amoret,
los; ia Mode, 81 Requiram. lol; KAyderuseros, III;
Joe Knight, los; sTanka1d los; Vreelnnd. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500; threeyearolds; seil-
ing: mile and sixfeenth. Dick Deadwood. loi ;
Good Day. 100: BONANZA, lo2; J. 4. Houshton, io2;
Harry Lauder, NJ
SEVENTH RACE-Puss 500; thres-ysar-olds and
upward; selling: seven furiongs Father Foley los;
Just Y 100; GALAXY, 80; Car Michael, l0; 'Holton.
81; Gordon. lol: bulgarian. IS; Patience, 100
sApprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15

FIFE CTIVE LETTER-wRITING
taught by experienced writer. Original
methods. Low rates. Satisfaction gUaran-
teed. Every one should know how 10
write an effective letter. Learn right
Write today. SIS 9Th St NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
RACING RESULTS, ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS

Love o.; Hurakan, ~; Belzy. - Also eligible
Hsster Pr5nne loe; Hedss. IN
FIFTH RACE-Threryear-oids and upward; eel
inr; Ave and q half furiouss. Aviator. los; Bsray
in; Preston Lynn. Ioy; yellow Eyes. loo; Ratina
ioi: Working Lad. 10; Otto Fiota g: Beethoven
N; Lord Leishtan, 10; Gallant Boy y; hzscutor
lA
SIXTH RAcE-rhreeyoroids and upward; sell
tng; one niIe and furiong Be. icse Flying Feet
IL; Buck Kesnon. io1; oakhnrst. M; stan snt
YotsSTn. original afh race failed TO nL
-
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
Today's Entries.
EMPIRE CITY.

FIRST RACE-rWoyear-olds; selling; hve and q
half furlongs Dixie. 100; Business Agent los;
Mabel Montgomery. zoe; Tamira. 100; Brian Boru,
ld Chanteuse IL; Type, liz; Egmout los
SECOND RACE-Threeysar-old and upward ;
selhngi one mne. Miss Sherwood. s.; Young Em-
blem, O5; Robert Oliver, 100 The Urchin. 10;
Walters. lo6: Annie Sellers, ll3; John D. Wakefield
lis: Capt. Swanson. lis; Strenuous u.s. Frontier,
eS; scng Of VALLEY lDs
: THIRD RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; Allies
and mares; selling; one mile Mater s.; Louise
naEerS ic; Belle Of Bgn MaEr. lA; MARY
Warren, 20; 'KnTeA, 50; boTeland. 90; Big Dippe
loI; Disparity, io6s Ella Bryson. liz
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward /:
handicap; six furlongS Adams Express ll6; Spring
board. 1l5; Helen Barbee IOs; Isidora loT; Water
welleS. los; RenAmet, 100; VAndergTift, S; Gypay
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

Trustee under hst two mentioned deeds Of
parctS and ) iy7,ss,u
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
NINTH, II; REFORMATION, /.

IiuUs-Flstcher, Harris C9, Rountree CD. King
Gions snnstti 81. MArceEon C9, NJ. Broous ~,
Steele, Won Hsrbules. Earned rIns-Ninth, a. First
tiCL, 5; Ninth, 6 First base on balls-0f Hide
brand, g. Of Neitzey, 8; of Won Herbules 2 In
nings pitched-By Hndehrand, SIS; by Neitzey.
2-3 Hits made-of Hldebrand Il; Of Neitzey
D. Struck out-By Hldehrand 4; by Neitzey. l; by
V0a Hercules. g. Two-base hits-F1etcher. Stanton,
GioTannetti, VI. Broome. Sacrifice hits-Steels. o.
Broome Stolen bases-Dsughton, Harris "a, Gio-
gAnnetd, Steele NJ. Broome. Double play-Roun-
TIRE to Harris to NJ. Broome. Hit BY pitcher-By
Vna Herbules CHaislip): by Hildebrand (Harrisi.
Pissed ban-Hslm. Umpire-AIr. FanshAW Time
Of E1nel hour, and 80 minntes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia, holding Probate Court No mas. Admin
istration-This Is give notice that the subscriber.
Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
testamentsry the estate Of William L. Peabody.
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased. AL yer
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned To eThiHt the came. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
or before the sTH DAY OF SLY. A. d. 1915;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under our hands this
18th dAy Of July 1914. THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. by FREDK EICHEL-
BERGER Trust Officer. Attest: tSsalD JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills for the District of Co
hnbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court. JOHN B.
LARNER, Attorney. El5,2y9
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
LEAGUE DATES CHANGED.

The game scheduled for today between
he Methodist and Wesley teams Of the
Brookland Sunday School League has
been postponed until tomorrow, while on
Friday the Baptists will clash with the
Wesley team.
The strong Fort Myer Post team and
he Episcopals with Driles on the mound
will lineup Saturday. with the Industrial
Home School band furnishing music for
The occasion.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
AUCTION SALE.
THos- J. OWN q soN. Aoctiooeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
rur

LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
OF THE DISTRICT
By virtue of three certain deeds q truSt duiy ~
corded. in Hbsr No. Ji4. folio - st SCI. nbeT No
SG6 folio s5 e sa.. and Hbsr No. 35a folio a9 e
So respectively Of the land records Of the Dis;rc.
q Columbia and the request Of the party Eec1red
thereby the undersgned trustees will sell at public
anction within the ofSce of ThcS ]. Owen Son
Hucfionsers. ISL G street nnEthWest, wEDSES
DAY. the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1914. cOnnsneiRs
at O'Clock ?. n. the following described lard and
prrmises. situAte in the cDInty Of Washington.
District Of Columbia and desiEnated and being:
IN Lots - and ~ IN square ITi9 in Fulton r
Gordou's Subdivision Of part q q tract Of land
called Chevy Chsse" sad Subdivision IL recorded
In the Office of the Surveyor of the District q
Columbia IN County Book y. pass a.
% Immedately thereafter lot II in square 1857 in
Fulton r. G0Tdnn's subdivision Of part Of a trsct
Of land called Chevy Chase.' sAid subdiTisicn
District Of Columbia in County Book - page Is
81 Immediately thereafter lot = in square s2I IN
Fulton R G0rdon's subdivision q part Of . trzct
II land called Chevy Chase Grove" "ReSurTey Cn
New Seat" Yale and ''FellcNship." said sub
division s recorded in the orce of the Surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia in book q. Page n.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thtrd cash. balance in one
and years. with interest at per ceutum secured
By decd Of trust upon the properly sold. all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of $50
Will Re required time Of Sale on each parcel An
cunTsyancing. recording etc. at cost of purchassr
Terms cf sale TO be complied with within fifteen
days from day q sale deposit forfeited. .
H. d. GORDON.
ROBERT Z HEATER.
parcel /.
Trustee under hEt two mentioned deeds Of trust,
parceS and J. B7ss.pl3.B
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
CARDS BEAT BRAVES
In NINTH FRAME, 3 TO 2
Riggert Hits Ball Over Connolly s
Head with Two on and Wins
Hard-fought Game.
- Th. vvsshs,g,or us-,1

Special to The Washington Herald.
st. Louis, July with one out in the
ninth and two on, Riggert hit over Con-
nolly's head, scoring c. Miller and Hug
gins and the Cards nosed out the Braves
3 to 2 Perdue allowed twelve hits. but
was good in the pinches. Higgins shook
the Cardinals up today. First Baseman
Miller going to short where his fielding
work was SPECTACULAR. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
TO MEET AsBURY BROWNS.

On Sunday, July Is. the Interior All
Stars will meet the Asbury Browns, at
Columbia League Park. First and N
streets northeast, in a double-header. the
first game starting at 2 o'clock.
The game Is being played for the
benefit of John Ford, who was injured
in q game between War and Navy and
interior.
The Interior An-Stars are composed Of
the best players In the Colored Depart
mental League and are managed by F.
D. N. Kinney. They recently defeated
the Laurel Stars. at Laurel Nd, % to
4. and most of them played with the
Y. NJ. c. A. team in Baltimore last
Saturday morning. winning one game
from Trinity Club, 3 to i, and losing one
4 to in ten innings
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
IRoQUoIs, 9; COLUMBIAs, 6.

kuns-Brosnau. Weidman, Potter q, league,
Blake. Macdonald. DAlor, HollidEe ~. SeAy. Flynn
t9, Whitehill. Gates. First base on balls-oh
Smith, 5; OF whitshil, .; of Gates. 3. Innings
pitched-By Reagan, l: BY Smith. Z: BY whitehill
SIS; by Gates. rs Hits made-Of Smith, II; OF
Reagan, 4; of Whitehill. 7. Struck out-By White
hill, 2; By GATES. T. TWo-bass hits-weidman.
Potter, Montague. Flynn, Dillon. Stolen baSss-
Macdonald, HoIlidge. Power 20, Flynn u. nuTd.
Weidman Potter t2l. Gebicke, league, Blake CD.
Double play-Weidnan to Hurd TO Gebicke. Hit Is
pitcher-By snSth Dillon; by whitehfIl (Brosnau).
Umpire-Mr. Myers Time Of camel hour and q
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
GIANTS DEFEAT CUBS.

Chicago. July A.--he Giants took a
sloppy game from the Cubs. y to s. to-,
day; Cheney was slapped eleven times
IN SIX innings and Lavender finishedup.
Demaree lasted three innings for the
visitors and Mathewson, who relieved
him vas hit freely. both Schultz and
safer combing home runs. Burns and
Bescher also made homers. Shore:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
ENGLISH TENNIS TEAM WINS.

Ipecih csblc to The Washington Herald
wimbledon, England. July I4-The
English tennis team today won the sec
md round of the eliminatory matches In
he Davis cup tournament, defeating
France. But one more victory In the
dngies was necessary to vanquish the
French1nen. and this was won by 7. NJ.
Azvrogordato. who defeated NJ. Decugis.
England has now disposed Of France and
Belgium.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
AMERICAN CREWS INVITED.

Special Gable to The Washington Herald.
Melbourne. Australia. July H.-Tht
Henley regatta comnpittee today cabled
invitations to the rowing crew of Har-
ward University and the Winnipeg Row
ing Club to take part in the October
rowing races.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
COMMISSIONERS, a, AGG1Es, l..

Ryrs-Honnan, Jarboe, Sullivan. EckeDdon Fra
scr. First base b. sror-AEricuiture, /. Left on
hases-Commissioners. 5; Agriculture. g. First eaSs
cu balls-oh Hartley. ); on Rousssan. Il OF Jar6oe.
Z Innings pitched-By Hartley. s: b Rousseau,
Hits nade-oh Hartley, 4; oa Roussean. l. Struck
out-By Hartley. ): b. Rousseau. 81 By JsTooe, s.
stnlen hsses-Burks. Jarboe. Ffasr, Ward. Hull
Hit by piteher-By Hartley CBurks); b. JArboe
HALL. Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Tine Of Elms|
hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
NAVY, 6; FOREST SERVICE, 8.

RHns-HAnAs. chainson. Melvin q. honnGr,
Grimm. Dietz. Lamb. BurToEes. Earned runs-NaTy
Z. Forest Service FSrSt base by ecrrors-Forest
Service L Lsft on hases-SaTy .; Forest Service L
First base balls Of Hoffman 5; OF Ennis. J.
strnck out by Holman. .; By Ennis. S. Three
base hit-Han Two-base hitS-HoIly. Dietz, JEin-
son, Ennis Sac-ihc hyS-MelTin Stolen base-
DietZ. Burrowes. Hungsrford Hanna. Melvin Hnd.
man, Grilsn %. Herman. Double plAys-ChAmison
70 Lane TO Griffin Hit By pitcher. by Ennis CHod-
DoSns- Tine Of g1me-l hour % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL.
i.l % rh. M..hinrton Her.ld.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cincinnati. July .l4.-Philadelphia and
Cincinnati broke even in a double-header
this afternoon. the visitors taking the
first contest. to g. and losing the sec
ond, 5 TO 2. Sacrifice flies with men on
third and through ability In hitting in
pinehes won the game for the visitors.
Rube Benton's mastery hurting won the
second contest for the Reds Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
YANKEES, s; NEPTUNES, 4.

Runs-Enmert, Heart. Davis, Hudson, Paule O.
Shapiro, Kuf Longley. Eaney runs-Yankee 4
Eeptunes z Firs; base on errurs-Yankees 5, Nep-
sunes / Left on bases-Yankee 2 Neptunes .
First base on balls. of OLeary g. Goetz l. Hits
made OF Goetz 8. oDesry 5. Struck out by O'Leury
D. By Goetz II. Home runs-Kuth. TRo-base hit
Euth Sacrifice hys-Pauli, Goldstein Huckore
AdArnson ~. Stolen bases-AdAmson Kuth Cn
Paule, snapiro Double plays-Jonsey to Gold
stein to Lowbes Hit By pitcher. by Goetz l.
Passed ball-oLeGry. Umpire-Robinsou. Tine Of
rnr,e-2 houn.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
PIONEER A. c. REoReAEHEs.

The Pioneer A. C. has reorganized and
would like 70 arrange games with teams
averaging fifteen and sixteen years
Games with Meridians and Golden A. c.
preferred. Address W. Birkett, 1877
Trinidad avenue northeast
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
CARMEN, 6; STATION, 8.

Runs-Thornett. Hunt J. Sullivan. Pugh q
sthnsbury. ]. CalioE. Hughes Left on bAsss-Sa-
tton. ); Oar DepaTtmsut, l. First base 90 balls-of
7. ClIloW, .: OF Hunt. ); OF T Thompson. !. In
ninss pitched-By Hunt. tnone out IN third by
rhompsoa. ); by wsrthen. J. Hits mAde-oh Hunt,
); on 7. Thompson Z; OF warthen, /. Struck out
By r. CalloU. 4; By Hunt. ); By T. Thompson. 2;
By warthen ? Thres-hase hit-Thornett Two hsss
hits-J. Sullivan. Hunt. Hit by pitehT-By Hunt,
stansbury. Passed baIl-Sold. Cmptre-Joe Handi-
hoe- Time of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
G. H. L, 5; FAIRLAWN, o.

Runs-Roultsr tD. DonneIly speith. Dickson
Left on bsses-FsirlsEn 6, G. n. l. Z. First base
on balls of Kuhnert Z Henderson ? Innings
pitched by Kuhnert 6. Langan l. Hits made of
KuhDert z Struck out by Kuhnert s. Henderson l.
Three-baSe hit-Dckson. Two-base hit-McGrath
sIcTihc hy-R. Brill ~. Stolen bases-Fairall O.
McGrath, Taylor, B. Bril-. Double plays-Kuhnert
to Hutchinson, Brown TO King, King TO R. Brill
Hit by pitcher, by Henderson !. Wild PITCHES
Kuhnert. Balk-Kuhnert Time Of game-l hour 30
minutes.
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FAvoRTTE, 8; SHERWOOD, g.,

Runs-Roach FtzgEAld, Barnes Breen- Nolan
ta, BusEus Cl. c. O'NeiIl, Mccarthy, Porter [g,
Miller, Soope First base BY sTrurs-FaToTfte. 8;
SheTWoo, Left on baSes-Favorits, 6; Sherwood
s. First base balls-0f BusSus. &; OF O'Neill.
Struck out-By BusSius. 5; by OMEN. Il. Home
un-BusSius Two-bass hits-Dsniels Mccarthy,
Nolan Stolen bases-BaEnes, Breen, Porter (2,
Shoemaker, Miller, Noone ~. Double PLAYS
BrRius to Barnes TO Cunningham; Breen to Cum
ninghSm to Roach; BuSsus TO Barnes to Cunning
ham. Wild pitches-Bussius O'Nein. Passed ball
Nouos- Umpire-Mr Dawson Tina Of sane-l
hour and . minuteS
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DIED.

DIED.
SHIPMAN-On Tuesday. July H. 1914, at
12:l0 p. m. at his residence. S24S o
street northwest. JOHN ]. SHIPMAN,
beloved son OF W. c. and Annie r.
Shipman.
Funeral at Walkers Chapel. Va, on
Thursday. July Is. at 3 p. m. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend
services and burial.
WALKER-On Saturday, July II. 1914, in
Bayhead. n. J., JACOB B. WALKER,
OF lsOS Fourth street northwest.
Funeral from First Baptist Church.
corner Twenty-seventh street and
Dumbarton avenue. Wednesday. July
Is. al p. m.
WALKER-An members of Hiram Lodge.
No. 4, F. A. A. NJ, are requested to
meet at Masonic Hall. Fifth street
and Virginia avenue southeast. at IL
o'clock. BY order Of the worshipful
master,
CHARLES n. JOHNSON. W. NJ.
WILLIAM II. BROWN. Secretary.
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Rnns-Bescher fg. Doyle ca. Burns ~. Muuuy
ca. Merkle Mclean. MAthevson. Leach. Good %.
Safer. Schultz. Cheney, Lavender, winiAms Two
base hits-Doyie c0. Williams. Safer. leach Three
Bescher, SAFER. Double pAy-Bresnahan to Derrick.
sacrifice hits-Bescher. Schultz. Stolen bases-
Burns. Murray tz). Sweeney. First base on balls
on Cheney, 3; Oh Demsree. ); Oh Lavender, !.
Struck out-By Cheney. 5; b. Lavender. i: By De
maree, /; By Mathewson. s. Hit hg pitched bali
BY Cheney. Mclean. Wild pitches-cheney. . I'm
pires-Messrs. Hart and Rigler. Tine Of game-2
hours and 5 minutes