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FORT ERIE.

FIRST RACE-TWoyear-oIds; purse $500; hvs
furlonEs. Filieree III tConnoilyl, TO /, 40 5,
I to q. won LINDA PAYNE, r2 tobsrtl, 70 !.
10 S, to 5. second: Ethan Allen. IL tGcld-
stein), to 5, II to 20. to (. third. Time, lSl.
Uncle Fritz. Star Bird. Carrie oune, and Mars
Cassidy also rn.
S5ooA six furiongs. KGyderuseTus. IL Watts to
!, TO !, to s, won; Aran, lG Gould, Is to
!, to !, to l. second; 1hesieres, lO tGregoryl,
Z to !, S to 2 even third. Time, l:I4t5 Su-
ChillR, and Aware also ran.
THIRD RACE-Pune. 500; three-year-olds and
upward; mile and seventy yards. PriTet Petal
Picture. lO2 (ClEver1 to S, to 5. to 5. second
Conhde los Warrington. 10 to l, to !, to 2
third. Time, Ia. Hearts Of Oak. Sherlock
Holmes. Duquesne. plate Glass and Clih Stream
also ran. Coupled.
FOURTH RACE-Canadian Derby; mile and g
quarter. DR.. Samuels, lo7 Connolly, to l. to
2 even, won; Tippecanoe, lG t0bert), L 10 l, to
!. . to /. second David Craig, Is tHsnoverl.s to
. TO S. to S. third Time 2o4 IS Sand
Bar Water Bass Black Tuney and Msrtian also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $50: threeyear-olds snd
upward; six furlongs. Panzaretta, Il9 tBurnsl, to
. / to {, out, won; Meeting House I2I CNathInl
g to /, TO l. to ). third. Time, lI3 Horron
also ran
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $50. three-year-oIds and
up mile and seventy yards Uncle Ben I07 (CauG-
hanl, to l, to l. and even, won: Cogs lOs
Hanover. even. to .. and TO /, second TTovato
l0l tSmythl, u to !. to l. and to l. third
Time. las %. Battling Nelson. HenOtic. Clinton.
Ny Fellow levin. Lady Rankin. Husky Lad Ros-
turtium. SerTicence and Benedict also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Purse SOo three-yeAr-oldS
and up; selling; one and one-sixtenth miles. Cliff
Edge. ll3 tCallshan). 10 to l, to and to l.
won; Carlton G.. l0S tClarrrl 9 TO 2 to 5 and
5. and to ). third. Time, LIS rs Harry Lauder.
Good Day. ToTtOu Field and e oro also
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REFLECT SCHOOL HEAD
DESPITE HAzNG DEATH
St John. College :Boost." DR..
Thomas Felrs Salary. Drafting
New Set of Rules.
eeiai 10 me va.hInrton ue,,u.

special 10 The Washington Henh.
Annapolis, Nd. July S-when the
board OF governors and visitors Of St
Johns College met this afternoon to con-
slider the recommendations OF the COM
mittee on Reorganization, which was ap-
pointed following the death OF Cadet
William r. Bowlus. Of Middletown. Nd,
who was fatally wounded as a result Of
one OF the hazing episodes among the
students, It adopted the report practically
in toto.
The board reelected DR.. Thomas Fell
president. and Increased his salary from
200 20 5000 with the understanding
that he devote his entire time to the
affairs Of the institution. Strict main
tenance Of discipline all the time, cur
failing the authority which members OF
the upper class have exercised over the
younger men from a military standpoint,
Is among the committees provisions.
The committee recommended that DR..
Fell either resign the position OF provost
of the University OF Maryland, to which
he was elected about a year ago. IL he
would continue as president Of the col
lege. and then devote his entire time 10
the college That DR.. Fell will accept
his reelection Is generally believed by
his friends here. DR.. Fell sailed yes
te-riay from New York for a two months
tour OF Europe
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FORT ERIE.

FIRST RAcE-Purse 500; selling; msidenss:
three-yeArolds and upward; one mile Hoitoa.
~; Bendei i6s~Sykesie, 81 sRiohwoo1. VS.
Apriss, 100; Oakland Lad Io5: Trap, lo2; Gen.
Ben Jedi, 100; Father Riley. lc'; linen. III; Roy.
n2
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500; seliing: sterple-
chAse: four-year-olds and upward; short course
Orderly Nat Ii; nottingham, lS; BrosdsWoru'
ID; Lnckola. li9; Fnjoles Hl.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: two-year-olds; seil-
ing; Eve furiougS Mona c., 81; 'Black Thorn,
los; isBurwood, S; Yecnay. los; Brandon Belle,
%; Finalee los: Fly Home lo2; Kazan, 100; HAber-
dash. lea; .Josehns Znrate, los; 'GeIthelma, le4;
Zindel, 11.
FOURTH RACE-Pure, 500; handicap; three
year-ojds and upward: mile and seventy yards
Manssseh, 81; Usieppa. l02; Polly H., q; LOchieI
lo7: Brcokneld. 100; Tactics. i0.
FIFTH RAcE-HsndicAn; pure. $500: three
year-olds and upward: foaled in Canada; six fur
longs Bee Hive. II; Csper Sauce. %; Slipper
Cluster s.; Mos Fox, 100.
SIXTH RACE-seIling; purse. 500; threeyear
olds and upward; six furiongS Water Lady. 81:
Rcquiram lNI: Droll. 100; Gar Michael. l0I !:
wanda Pitzer. 100: 'vreelAnd. los: Gordon. 100 !;
Q See 1t. ITO; Hsrbsrd, lol; Cowl. ilI; 'striker
lo2; Mac. IO5: 'Briar Path l6. Also eligible: 'Dr
R L. Swarenger, lO6; sun Queen, n9; Spring
mass, 100.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIlng; purSe 500; three
yezT-oIds and upward: mile and sixteenth. Tom
Hancock ~ Love Day. los; 'orpsrth. rs; 'DynA-
mite, los; Little Ep. los; HOwdy HOwdy. l@:
seryicenee, los.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
NAVY 'PLUcKING BOARD
TO BE SCORED In HOUSE
Naval Affairs Chairman to Include
censure in Report on Bill for Relief
of Commodore Veeder.

The alleged star chamber proceedings Of
the naval ''piucking" board will be se-
Nerely censured In a report on the SUBJ
ject to be made 70 the House at an early
date by Representative Witherspoon, OF
Mississippi, a Democratic member OF the
Committee on Naval Affairs Mr.. With.
erspoon viii discuss the practices Of the
board In a report on a bill for the relief
OF Commodore T. z. De witt Veeder,
who took the Alabama around the world
In 1906.
According to Mr. witherspoon. Commo-
dore Veeder was ''plucked" in 1910 because
OF Ill feeling on the part of. Admiral
Sperry. who failed TO have Yeeder plucked
the year before, but who Is said to have
remarked at the time: Never mind; well
get him next year.
In discussion of the Veeder case be-
fore the House Naval Committee, Ad-
mtral Wainwright, who served on the
'plucking board In 1910, said the evil
dence on which Veeder was retired was
largely hearsay. He said that only one
complaint was made to the board Of
Commodore Veeder's alleged bad tenn
per, which was the ground on which he
was sunlmarily retired. The bill for
the relief OF Commodore Veeder provides
that he shall be placed on the list of
retired rear admirals
The Wltherspoon report will set forth
thSt there was no valid reason why,
Commodore VeedeT should have been
piucked. Soon after the commodore was
retired a bill proposing his reinstatement
10 the active service was passed by Con-
gress. The bill was vetoed by President
Taft.
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TOday's ResuIt..
AQUEDUCT.

Est RAcE-Ttree-ysafold and upward: sell
a. !; six furiongH- Man, Warren. IS tSumteT1. 10
). 70 a. / to ). vol: Hermis, r.. 10 tschnt-
tingeF9, 10 TO l. to l. 70 s. second; Miss No
mcnts7 lo6 fTurner); Is % s. even. TO 2 third
Time. las 2-S Rodondo. Sir Caledore and Lcrvita
DEyer siso nn. Loretta Dvyer hrished hrzt bat
was disqualified
SECOND RACD-rreeyeArolds selling; one
mile. J. J. Lillis. M GMGrcOl. to 5. 70 y
out won; Manson, lOs Buxtonl, TO 2. I to
out. secondi Ben Ounce. lr fTroKlerl, to ]. :
70 5. to 5. third Tine. ls3 LADY OFme and
stan and Stripes also nm.
THIRD RACE-Three-yeArpld and upvardi
mghWeight handicap; six fuflongA Hocnir II
lBuxtouD, II to s to 10 Nout. won; Uncie Nun.
Is tButEelD, to ], even, out. second; Ambrose.
Us tAcCaheyl, 10 !. TO !. even. third. Time
l:B. springbord and Rolling Stone also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-The fremont; twoyear-olds;
six furlongS. ed Grump. lis CButueill. TO 5,
TO 5. out won; Lady BsrbAry. Us Turner. Is to s.
TO 5. out, second; Trial By Jury, loS Davies. 10
TO 5, to s. out third. Time. ll5l Is Double
Eagle also ran. added starter.
FIFTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward han
dicap; mile and a sixteenth. Col Holloway. l0l
tBuxtonl, 6 to 5. to 5. out. won: AftergloW, lol
CdcCsheyl 3 70 2 TO S. ! 10 2 second; Ella
Bryson IOs CTurneri Is to S, II to 10 TO s. third
Time, lsIs Is. Louise TraEes and Humiliation also
ran. .#
SIXTH RACE-One and oneeiEhth. miles, four.
year-olds and up; selling. Any Port, S Marco
TO 5. out won; Tay Pay los (Turnerl. l3 to s.
to ? and out, second; Frog, los ALLEY. % to /.
to /, and out third Time, ia IS Rock Flsh
also ran.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS

DEEDS.
50 SlA Il 6 blk a IL Droit Pk Add'n-ABEL. wm
ct NJ Msude to Geo Ennis ct VI Katie D
Joint tenants SO
tlA Adams Il nWb
81 500 It blk 6 Congress Hts Add d'n-BARNARD,
Ralph r & Guy n johnson trs 10 Eva Blum SIC
tGicshoro Rd 4 Veeio II 81 5
81 6osl It 35 hIk Congress Hts Add'n-BAnNARD.
Ralph p 4 Guy johnson trs to Ann Elizabeth
Carpenter SO
Homer III near GiesbOro nd 81 70
81 S65 1t Il blk West BrOokland Pk-cAMP-
BELL. Milton d st uK FAnnie Z to Elizabeth
L Haskell SO tr SEO
Lowell bet 7th & sth sts nel q
81 50 1t 5l-CHRIsNIAN. Philip e uI Anna s
to Jos LOVeless SO II
nZ5 I'd Il nWl =
So 2iS 1t . bk Is woofisy Pt-DECKER. Del
bert II ct VI Ahee 20 Clarence r Nornsnt
SO covenants 4 tr 500
Garfield st bet Conn ave & 9Th st uu) q
50 III It S5-Same to same So trust 500
U6l2 18th It nWl 6
50 ~ n org II lo-ENNIs. Geo T ct uI Kate. D
to Geo II Rucker SO
50 10 Its $ to S'-FRAsER, Chns to Geo B
ts,h & sts ~ 9Th t u, 8
50 e5oa It "a blk 70 IngleSide- -HOwENsTEIN. X
ct uH Carolyn to Jno J HeHer $50
covenants
IN of Kenyon st. w Of lsh st nv, &c
81 50 II 5I-LOvELEss. Jos ct Tx Martha
to Washington whaleJ SO tr S.5o
tlAo I'd It nWl %
So los 1t no-MOsEs. AtAnr c ct u1 LilHTn
to Wood & Laura z Wood joint tenants
SO tr 5000
Is ave bet Ky ave nths,t sel y
81 S7l It 1e5 n Pl-NGEE. Jas P ct VI Eliza
beth to JSckspn II Ralton ct uI sIn b
Joint tenants SO tr 500
t5ll6 18th < nwl 5- A
81 nos Ii 2 tik IS woodley Pk-NoRMENr,
Clarence = et LHHe TO Abe Bhmen-
thai SO covenants trust $500
tGarfCld =, BIT Conn & 9Th n nWl S
So si5 Its % 4 20 Widows Mitc-NORMENT
Clarence ct m Lizzie 5 to Delbert II
Decker SO covenants 4 trISt $500
tBiltmore bet 18th a 3th nwl g
81 E4 1t D-NEILL. jas l. 4 Augustus " Gray
trs to Geo W Murray $50
81 SIG n It 2-oYsTER. Geo NJ surr tr TO
Harriet Z Tyler SO sub to alley rights
iii Cap ST mel -
81 l21 IT 1t 7t-n'CuNNOR. Joanna derisec
Danl O'Connnr Timothy OConnOr. Margaret
Ellen Lyddanne Maurice o'Connor. Abb4e
Q'Connor heirs Cf Dsn1 O'Connur to Jos
Wilkinson ct uH Johanna Joint tenants so
C5SS y q NV II
50 S5I1 Its q, e. g. g m 50 SIS 1t y >,
$50 Its Is. Is to 2l-PATTEN Jas VI to Han
nah II Patten $40
ls5l BenninE I'd 7Cg & ZIG 18Th St 4 1871 Gales
st & rear ls2I Gales ED )
70 1879 So Potomac Hts-PRINCE Leslie 4
10 Elihu HON SO
tSherrieT II bet MacOmb & Jewett sts nwl q
So $40 Il 81 hR z Lohg Meadovs-RUGGLES.
Willis n e uH Gertrude to Ralph p Williams
SO tr 81 500
Is Of GALS s. Of 18Th st mel IS
So so Il - blk = Long Meadows-RUGGLES.
Gertrude ct rir Willis to Ralph p
Williams SO tT 81 90
Is Of Gales 81, z Of 18th 81 mel q
So I57 It ga-RALsTON. Jackson He u1 saa
Il TO Jas F McGee $40 sub to alley hshts
a tr $500
l7o p st nED 50
So TG ID Is Wis Ave PE-THE CAP REALTY
co to Karl Otto ct Lena SO covenants
tJenifer st & Belt Rd nwD a
So 1903 It Il0-wOOD. 4 Laura To Chas
NJ Dunn & Anna Dunn joint tenants SO tr
500
Is ave Ct KY ave & 18th 4 SCI -
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FREE MOVING FOR SToRAGE-Can n. 2Is toI
estimates no sepsrats rooms. SMITHS TRANS
FIR STORAGE CO.. ~ Il. Might Tel n. 90
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HIGHIANDERs, 8: COLUMBIA. 7.

TotalsS.. s. san 81
Columbia. a.............
HU.-Ln.I
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Today. Eniries.
AoUEDICT.

FIRST RACE B-rhrsey.sroldy and upssrdi h.a-
dicap; selling: six furions. Blue Thistle. lis;
Perthshirs, ID; Edith W. 0; jim BAseJ, ";
ScaIlywas. %; Pometts Bleu, loii YsloF Eyes. -
Ambrose 100: Undaunted. ioo speAsrhead. ~
Also eligible: Aziads. los; Naiad. 90
SECOND RACE-rwoyeEr-olds: selling; nre fur
lonsa .Miss Felder. To-; Chanteuses nl; Ch.nse.
lo5; Athena, loe; Dicsntra. los: Royal Blue ioe
THIRD RAcE-Ihreyesrolds and upward
maidens; selling; ix furlongs. Chupacero. ln Mis-
CaSanauEh los; .Cooster 100; sun Ming. 10
Bearded Lady. 100; Sig Ley, l@; Dafon. 10
'Fsithful. lo2; peaceful. .; Appiander, No. I'm
bers, AeL
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 500 addeoi
the Brooklyn Derby; mile and quarter. Charles
tonian, -; Lake McL1ke. ies; Gamer, IN; Roam
sr III; Holiday. IL
FIFTH RACE-Tre- -yeAr-ods and upward; sell
ing; mile and = siHteenth. Patton. ll3; Col
Ashneade. lo' Dsinserneld. 100: Blue Thistle. IL;
NAiad. lol: AmAlh LIS
SIXTH RACE-TwoyeAr-old maiden hllies and
Eeldngs; Eve furlongs. Lady Teresa, los; Gold
Crest Girl los: watertown, los: saxin, los; kas
ksskiA, los; Pig. los; sand Bank, los IsdA, le
Apprentice Allowance claimed
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TRINITY MEN TO MEET.

The July Rally. OF the Holy Trinity
branch OF the Holy Name Society taxes
place tonight at o'clock In the parish
hall.
Rev. Edward Magrsth. s. J., moderator,
viii deliver a short TAX, showing the
success that has followed the society
ago.
Representative Graham. of Illinois will
be the principal speaker at the meeting.
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DIED.

DENNY-On Wednesday, July S. 1914 at
his residence. 1915 Massachusetts, ave
nue.. Col. FRANK LEE DENNY, re-
tired United States Marine Corps.
Funeral services at his late residence,
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment private. at Arlington.
HOLT-On Wednesday. July s, 1914, at
her residence, The Mendoza. MARY
LOUISA HOLT
Interment and services at Montgomery.
Ala. Friday morning. July TO-
RODERICK-On Tuesday. July :, 1914,
at Wernersville. Pa, VIRGINIA. r
RODERICK. widow OF Frank \.
Roderick.
Notice Of funeral later.
SHIPE-On Wednesday. July s. 1914. at
Florence Court apartment. FRANK
HARLAN. jr.. son of Frank H. and
Elsie Wilson Shipe. age sixteen
months.
Funeral Thursday afternoon. July 9. at 3
o'clock. Services and interment pri-
vate.
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JOHN T. MACK DEAD.
Notable Editor sandasky Register
and Prominent for GenerstIon.

sandusky, Ohio. July s.-Heart disease,
following an illness that extended over
several months caused the death here
today of John T. Mack. a notable figure
in Ohio journalism. Mr.. Mack, who was
the editor and principal owner Of the
Sandusky Register, served for a quarter
of century as president Of the Ohio
Associated Dailies, an organization of
newspaper publishers. He was siXty-nine
years of age.
John T. Mack was one of the principal
speakers at the American Newspaper
Publishers Association convention in New
York in April, 1911
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SALE.
THos- J. OWEN 6 son. AuctiOoesTS
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
TUT

LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
OF THE DISTRICT.
By virtue n three certain deeds df trust duly re-
corded in lbcr No. 3ili folio :! Ct SCI lbrT No.
s rsspcctirCly Of he land records Of the DiStric.
q Columbia and the rrqueSt Of the party secured
thereby the undrrsigned trustees viii ssu al public
sncti0n. within the once of Thos. J. Owen & Son,
auctioBeeTs, ISL g street Northwest. on WEDSES-
DAY. the 18th day q July 4. D. 1914. commencing
at l O'Clock T. n. the follow insdescribed land and
pTemises. situate in the county Of Washington
nl Lots % and ~ in square I7is in Fulton r
Gordon's subdivision Of Tart q a trac1 Of land
called Chevy ChAss saf subdivision i recorded
in the oricc n the Surveyor Of the District Il
Columbia IN County BOOK a, page a.
- Immediately thereafter lot II in SQUARE 1897 in
Fulton R. Gordun's subdivision Of part Of a tract
Of land called Chez ChaSp.' as said subdivisiou
is recorded in the Office e the surveyor of the
District Of Columbia in County Book IS. page ls
81 Immediately thereafter lot - in square SeI in
Fulton K. G0rdCn's subdivision q part cf tract
of lard called Chevy Chase GrOTe" "RsSurrsy on
New SCAT" vale and "FeIlOEship.' - said sub
division is rcc0rted IN the oficr cf the Surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia In book e. page y.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash. balance in cne
and two years with interest at per centum sccurrd
by deed Of upOn the property sold, or all cash
al the option II the purchaser. A deposit Cf 500
will be required at time Of sale on each parcel. All
yancing, recording etc, at cost of purchase
Terms q sale 70 be cnmped with within fifteen
days from day o sale or deposit forfeited
II. n. GORDON.
ROBERT Z. HEATER.
Trustees under Aforementioned deed Of Trust.
parcel 1.
II. u. GORDON,
Trustee under last two mentioned deeds Of trust,
parcels and }. B7ss.Dl3.B
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TINE FOR BAKING.

Bread steamed brown. hours; beans
soaked and boiled, 3 10 4 hours; bread,
white loaf. IS to 90 minutes; bread, gra-
ham. IS TO Is: raised biscuits. Il to 20;
baking powder biscuits, L to Is; layer
cake, 12 to Is; loaf. IS TO 90; sponge cake,
IS to 90; plain, 30 to 20: fruit, to 3
hours; cookies. s to 10 minutes; custard
in cups. 20 to 25 minutes; gingerbread. 3
TO % minutes; pie crust, 20; graham gems,
50: rice and bread pudding, 45 to 50:
potatoes hour: rice and tapioca, hour;
steamed plum, to 3 hours
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
TOBACCO SMOKE.

To dissipate the smell Of tobacco smoke
from house put a lump Of crystal am
monia into a jar and add three or four
drops of oil of Lavender.
Pour over this a few tablespoOnsful Of
boiling water and let stand in the room.
1t will give out a faint, pleasant order.
which will entirely do. away with all
traces of the smell of tobacco.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
FARMS.

$50 ACRES 10 MILE. VA. HIGH Guilt
waited grass and grain land: well water
ed, fruit, good house etc, 20 foot barn,
PENNSYLVANIA r. r., Md. nearby. good
land. 1900 bearing fruit. good build
ings, a snap. $500 - acres, 10 miles
out, Md, 43 cleared. spring stream, house.
stable, 5000. Many others. all sizes
and kinds: also. suburban home or es-
tates. J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT, 1904
II St NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
WELSH OFFERED MATCH.
me Washington HeraId

Special to The Washington Herald
Denver, Colo, July S-Promoters here
today cabled Freddie Welsh in London
offering a $4,000 purse for a match
between the new lightweight champion
and the winner Of the Charlie White
Stanley Yoakum match booked for this
city July IA
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ST. PAUL. Is; MT. PLEASANT, 10

Runs-Heald. Peine ~. Delahunt ~. Ma1am ~
Pfeifer, Peck. Hail. Grissom C2l. Mertz ~. Beattl
a., Ferguson 81. Coe ~. Slicer, Cramer. Firs
base BY errors-St. Paul. l: Mt. Pleasant. l: LET
on bases-St. Paul, ); Mt. Pleasant. 5. First bas'
on balIs-of Ferguson, /; of Peck. 6. Struck oui
BY Ferguson, Q; by Peck. 6. Three-base hits
Coe. 2; Delahunt, Prefer. Two-bAse hits-Hesld
COe Hit By pitcher-By Ferguson DelahunD, b.
Peck Beatty. Wild pitches-Ferguson C2. Peck
Passed balls-Heald Umpire-W. r. Woodward
Time Of gZme-l hour and % minutes
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BAfTIsTs, 6: METHoDISTs, 8.

Rnns-Flood ., Louthan. Primm, RaIph, Diller.
Heftmuller, Hill Johnston. First base by errurS-
Baptist, ;. First base bills-Oh Flood g. Of
LINN, 2. Struck out-By Flood: By LINN. S.
Threebase hit-Hcrr. Stolen baSes-Johnstou %,
Walsh, Heitmuller. Flood C9. shiply. HenWood.
Hit by pitehsr-By Flood tJohnstonl by Lynn
Dillerl. Umpire-Mr Cord
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oYoN HILL, z; G. H. L, 8.

Rns-Pee q. Fisher. Haser, GreefL Zerke,
Dixon. Coulter Bradley. Henderson. First base By
crrUrs-Oxun Hill. /: G. II. l.. Left on bass
Oxon Hill, 4: G. II. l., s First base On balls-Of
Dixon, }: of Henderson. l.. Struck but-By Dixon,
6: by Henderson. 10. TWo-bsse hits-Wood Brown.
Stolen hases-Pee. HaErr ~. Green Double plays
Auderson To Brill to King; Brill to Anderson 20
King: Dixon to Wood TO ShOefeld: Fisher TO Hagsr
to Wood Passed ball-Hurd. Umpire-Mr. Venabe.
Time u game-l hour and 5 minutes
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wAvERLY, 3; FAvoRITE, /.

Runs-O 'CounoT, HauSnan, McComack, Gray.
First base by errOrs-Favorite, 2; WavrrN, l. Left
on bases-FsTorte. 3; WaEeriy, First base On
baIls-Oh NolaE, 2; Of Gray, I. Struck out-By
Nolan, s; hy GRAY. n TWo-bsse hits-Hausman ~.
Sacrifice hit-TrAcey. Stolen bases-Bowen Nc
KennA, Sheridan %, O'Counor. Hit BY pitcher-By
Gray (0'Connorl. Wild pitch-Nolsn. Umpire
Mr. Degnan. Time Of EameI hour and 3 minuteA
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Public Roads, 13: Animal Ind, IL.

Runs-Marean 81. Chapman q, fng1u, Porter u.
Clayton Bennett X shmier. Benton t2D, scheuminS
,s,. Kelly 81. Brady ~. Piatt Co.. schapp. Mat
vein, Kritt Left on bAses-Publlc Roads. j. Ami
mai Ipd,:stry, 4 First base on balls-On Spcncs. 4
Of Schapp ). Hits made-0f Spence, ); OF SchApP.
6 Struck out-By Bennett. S: by Spence. ); by
Schspp, T. Home Tuns-Kelly Chapman. Three
base hits-Schapp Kelly. Platt. TWo-b1se hits
Knit, O'Brien Stolen baSes-Chapman, Porter,
Clayton, Bennett t2, scheoming, Kelly. MatWein.
Double plAy-MareAn 10 Fugitt to o'Brien- Passed
balIs-O Brien t3l. Brady. Umpire-Mr Wener.
Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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YOUNG EAGLES ISSUE Def.

The Young Eegles would like to arrange
games with fast teams averaging fifteen
years, the Yankees, Westover Juniors,
Rough Riders and Regents preferred.
Address I227 Tenth street northwest.
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Runs-seay e.. Weidmsn. Edwards. johnson.
Blake. Potter, Cafrt. Grady. Frazier e. Kelley.
Anderson. Mccarthy C9A Tomlin. First base on
banslOh Steele. Z; of Tomlin ). Struck out-By
Steele. s: by Tomlin 6. Sacrifice fy-Gebcle
Stolen bsses-Behre tJ. CsfritZ ~. Grady. Frsz-
ier Kraft, Kelley. Anderson, Mccarthy Tomlin
Csl, Seay Weidman johnson a. Blake, Potter
q, Steele. Double plays-Tomlin To Cafrtz. Weber
to Hurd to Gebcke. Hit by ptcher-By Steele
(Grsdy, Tomlinl; by Tomlin, tSeay, Potter
steeIel. Wild pitches-TOmlin. Stele. Passed
baTl-McCar1hy Balk-Steele. Umpire-Mr Ny
ers. Tine Of gameI hour and 20 minutes.
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Runs-ConoTer 81, sbslin. Pollock. Bauer n.
Ferguson ~. Left on baseS-Wr 5; Interior &
First base on balls-Of Nelson. J. Struck Out-By
McCabe 10; by Nelson. ? TWo-base hits-Pollock.
Bauer. ConoEer McCabe. Sacrifice hit-Tsnsin.
stolen bsses-ConOyer q, shaIin e. Fuller. Hud-
son. Double plsy-PollOck to shAln- Hit by pitch
e-By McCabe Hart. Nid pitch-Nelsnn. I'm
pre-Mr. Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes.
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Runs -Rhienhandt Fitzgerald e.. Wood. c. Trus-
sell. Left on bases-Drilley. lss PurceIEille, Is
Struck oat-By CnntweII, =; b McDaniels "a
Two-base hits-c Fulssell. PsxsouA Sacrifices hit
Riston stolsn bases-Fitzsersd t2. Double play
'COmwell TO Trussell to Hsmitop- Hit BY utcher-l
By McDaniels (Eltzgeraldl. Umpire-Mr. Miller.
Tine of game-2 houn and Is minutes.
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II, when mending a worn stocking, it
is drawn over ones own shoe-tree, in
stead OF the wooden egg darner, 1t will
show exactly how the darn place will lie
on the foot. and the darned can be made
tight or loose as required
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DRnLERY on TOP.
4 -. HR.Ihinrton Henld.

spscial 10 Ths Washineton Herah.
PurceilvilIe Va. July &-The fast Drill
lery team. of Washington. defeated the
local team in one OF the most interesting
games ever played here in fifteen in
ntnrs. The score.
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Runs-Burks, sig0Tney. Strait. Earned runs
Treasury, First base by srrors-Treasury. 2; Bu-
reau, /. Left on bases-Treasury, 8; Bureau, ].
First base on balls-Of Downey. 2; Of McDonough
!. Struck out-By DoWney. 8; by McDonough.
TWobsse hits-sigOurney, Str1it, Bell Sacrifice hits
Robinson. O'MeArz- Sacrifice hies-Thompson, A.
Quith. Stolen bases-McLArten Cg, Fulcha, BurEe
~, OMeTa. UmpIres-Messrs. Shurtleh and DoSnA
Time Of game-l hOtr and = minutes
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REFORMATION. 4; FIFTH, 2.

Runs-Daughtnn Neitzey a. Hidehrand, Lrhsr.
Rhineheart. Earned runs-Reformntion. Fint
base by errors-RefOrmation, 4; Fifth, Left on
bases-R Reclamation s; Fifth. 7. FirSt base bals
or Hildehrsnd, ): of O'BHhim. = Struck out
BY Hldehrand Il: hy O'Byhim, s Twobass
hits Skidmorr. Sacrifice hits-Rabs, SkidnOre.
Stsadmsn. Stolen bases-Daughton, HildebrAnd.
Rhineheart. SteadmAn- Double plays-Steadman TO
Stevens; Helm TO BroSnan. Wild pitch-Hildebrand
Passed bAls-Helm t2l. Umpire-Mr FanshaW
Time q game-l hour and . minutes.